Lynda Carter is in talks to star in Wonder Woman 2. The 66-year-old actress - who starred as the iconic superhero character in the Wonder Woman TV series - has revealed she has had discussions about making a cameo in the new movie, but Lynda admitted that the final decision is up to another lady. Appearing on the Today show, Lynda shared: 'That is up to director Patty Jenkins, I've been talking to her about it. She has given me some hints about it and I guess it's up to Warner Bros if they want to spend the money,' said the beauty. The Wonder Woman sequel will star Gal Gadot who is returning for her role as Wonder Woman/Diana Prince, Kristen Wiig as Chetah and Pedro Pascal, it has already been announced. And the release date is November 1, 2019. Carter made quite the appearance on Tuesday night in New York City at the Super Troopers premiere where she brought her husband Robert A Altman and her two children Jessica and James. The star looked radiant in a black suit and silver shoes and earrings. Earlier this year, Gadot revealed she was 'very moved' by the reaction to Wonder Woman's Oscar snub. The superhero movie - which stars Gal in the leading role, failed to pick up a nomination for the Academy Awards. But Gal insisted that her ambition while making the movie was not about winning lots of awards...
She said: 'I was very moved and touched by the people who were disappointed that Wonder Woman wasn't nominated, but we certainly never did the movie for that. I think that you can't have it all. We've done this movie and it was received in such an amazing, wonderful way, and we want to stay humble and grateful, and we're going to have another movie, so who knows? Maybe the next one! Despite Wonder Woman's Oscars snub, Gal did pick up the #SeeHer Award at the Critics' Choice Awards, and during her acceptance speech, she revealed how the movie inspired her. The actress said: 'The whole process of making this film inspired me and I hope it inspires others. When I started acting, there were very few female-led movies and even fewer female directors..
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