DC Entertainment's plans are becoming clearer with the hiring of writers on "Green Lantern 2" and "The Flash," but there's still no news on a "Wonder Woman" adaptation. However, there's at least one director in the movie industry dying to take a crack at the popular female hero — Nicolas Winding Refn.
The "Bronson" filmmaker made his desire to direct a "Wonder Woman" movie quite clear in a recent interview with Movieline, saying: "'Wonder Woman,' I really want to make. That, I’m hoping, will be my $200 million extravaganza — if I even get close to it."
Refn explained that his take on "Wonder Woman" would explore a central question: "What if women were more powerful than men? What would the world be like? That's a subliminal theme." Read More...
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