A new series of images from the Los Angeles set of Wonder Woman suggest someone at NBC may have been listening to criticism about the superheroine’s newly unveiled costume.
The star of the network’s short-lived Knight Rider reboot will play the Justice Department lawyer, and Diana’s former love interest, in David E. Kelley’s reinvention of the DC Comics superheroine.
I’m calling it right now: NBC’s Wonder Woman is the Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark of television, the show that nerds and non-nerds are paying attention to and judging all news about, purely because they’re convinced that it is going to be a trainwreck. Is there a way to turn it around?
NBC and Warner Bros. has answered one of the big questions surrounding David E. Kelley’s Wonder Woman revival by releasing the first look at star Adrianne Palicki in an updated version of the superheroine’s iconic costume.
The veteran actor will star opposite Adrianne Palicki in David E. Kelley’s Wonder Woman, playing the CEO of Themyscira Industries who oversees the day-to-day operations while Diana fights crime. He also could become a potential love interest for the superheroine.
Tracie Thoms has been cast as personal assistant Etta Candy and Pedro Pascal as police officer Ed Indelicato in David E. Kelley’s TV revival of Wonder Woman. They join Adrianne Palicki and Elizabeth Hurley.
The model and actress has announced she’ll play “the evil villain” — presumably, that’s Veronica Cale — in NBC’s Wonder Woman revival, starring opposite Adrianne Palicki, who was cast last month.
The actress, who famously played Wonder Woman for three seasons from 1975 to 1979, says it’s time for a revival: “I think the story needs to be retold. It needs to have a fresh look at it.”
The former Friday Night Lights star has landed the role of the DC Comics superheroine in David E. Kelley’s revival for NBC. Friday Night Lights producer Jeffrey Reiner will direct the pilot.
Friday Night Lights director Jeffrey Reiner is wrapping up a deal to helm the NBC pilot for David E. Kelley’s new Wonder Woman television series.
McG, director of Termination Salvation and the two Charlie’s Angels movies, is reportedly the odds-on favorite to helm the pilot of David E. Kelley’s Wonder Woman revival at NBC.
In a surprise move, NBC has picked up the pilot for the David E. Kelley Wonder Woman revival that just two weeks ago couldn’t find a network. The writer’s take on the iconic character appears to be a departure from both comic books and the ’70s TV series.
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