Although it didn’t make the cut for the 2013 fall season, the Wonder Woman origin show Amazon may still have a chance to see the light of day as it undergoes redevelopment.
The CW President Mark Pedowitz reveals that Batman is still off-limits for live-action television, meaning he won’t be getting his own Smallville-like series or hanging out with Oliver Queen on Arrow.
Acknowledging mistakes were made with his rejected 2011 pilot, prolific producer David E. Kelley insists Wonder Woman can still work on television, and says The CW is “smart to try it” with the planned origin story Amazon.
The CW’s planned Wonder Woman series is moving forward with the launch of a search for an actress in her early to mid-20s to play the iconic DC Comics superheroine in Amazon, here named Iris rather than Diana. Update: WW remains Diana!
The Avengers director Joss Whedon, who has his own history with DC Comics’ Amazon Princess, explains why David E. Kelley’s planned Wonder Woman television revival didn’t work out.
Given an expected 2015 release for Justice League, it’s likely little surprise that a new rumor suggests Warner Bros. will use the ensemble film to introduce the studio’s new Batman before it relaunches the franchise.
When you think about this season of Breaking Bad, one thought springs to mind that isn’t entirely spoilerish: Who would have thought that Jesse Plemons would have been the one Friday Nights Lights actor to get it right in the show’s aftermath?
Following the disappointing box-office performance by 2011′s Green Lantern, Warner Bros. is reportedly still deciding whether to bring back star Ryan Reynolds for a sequel, or to reintroduce the superhero in some other way.
NBC has premiered the first footage of Smallville alum Erica Durance in her Wonder Woman costume from Wednesday’s episode of the David E. Kelley dramedy Harry’s Law.
Torchwood star John Barrowman belts out a medley of the Spider-Man and Wonder Woman television theme songs in newly unearthed video from his 2010 tour.
NBC has released the first images of Erica Durance as Wonder Woman in the Jan. 11 episode of Harry’s Law, in which the Smallville alum plays a psychologically damaged woman who retreats into the persona of the DC Comics heroine.
Smallville alum Erica Durance will appear in an episode of NBC’s Harry’s Law as a psychologically unstable woman who retreats into the persona of Wonder Woman.
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