The DCFandome online event hit the ground running on Saturday by starting off with the stars and director of Wonder Woman 1984 and the newest trailer that finally shows Wonder Woman and Cheetah in combat.
Speaking in the Virtual Hall of Heroes, director Patty Jenkins, and stars Chris Pine (Steve Trevor), Kristen Wiig (Barbara Minerva/Cheetah), Pedro Pascal (Max Lord) and Gal Gadot (Diana Prince/Wonder Woman) fielded questions from fans about the film, costumes, and memorable moments.
Wiig laughed, “Most memorable moment was when we (Wonder Woman and Cheetah) were fighting and she pulled my wig off.”
“It got stuck in my cuffs!” Gadot added.
“We couldn’t stop laughing.” Wiig nodded.

Venus Williams sports her Wonder Woman jacket from her EleVen line.
The panel threw us a couple of surprise guests when one of the fans, Venus from Miami, popped up on the screen and it was none other than tennis extraordinaire and Wonder Woman junkie, Venus Williams.
Sporting a gold jacket with the Wonder Woman emblem on the back, Ms. Williams asked, “Who would win in a tennis match between Wonder Woman and Cheetah AND would they put aside their differences enough for a game of doubles?”
“Oh, I think Cheetah would win in tennis,” Wiig answered. “I mean, she’s fast and I think she would win.”
“I don’t know,” Gadot smirked. “Wonder Woman would probably win.”
The surprise guests didn’t stop there.
Who else popped into the panel?
None other than the original TV Diana Prince but Lynda Carter.

(Left to Right)
Chris Pine, Gal Gadot, Patty Jenkins, Lynda Carter, Kristin Wiig, and Pedro Pascal
With all the fantastic discussions in the twenty-five minute panel, one of the big questions of will it be in theaters or released online was answered.
“We’re going to release it in the theaters,” Director Patty Jenkins announced. “We all worked so hard to bring something would be a big visual spectacular. We’re going to stick out and we believe in putting it in the cinema.”
You can watch the entire panel discussion on YouTube.
Wonder Woman 1984 is set for an October 2, 2020 release.
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