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Wonder Woman’s Final Trailer Is Here For Your Daily Dose of Girl Power

It made its debut at the MTV Movie and TV Awards.


Gal Gadot
Photographs by Craig McDean, Styled by Edward Enninful; Hair by Didier Malige at Art Partner; makeup by Peter Philips for Dior; manicure by Chelsea King for Orly at Celestine Agency. Set design by Miguel Bento at Streeters; Retouching: Dtouch; Produced by Kyle Heinen For Rosco Production; Digital Technician: Nicholas Ong; Photography Assistants: Nick Brinley, Maru Teppei, Kris Shacochis, Brian Bee; Fashion Assistants: Ryann Foulke, Dena Giannini; Hair Assistant: Jenelle Oldham; Makeup Assistant: Miguel Ramos; Production Assistants: Mike Stacey, David Singh, Bean Bielski, Andres Raygoza.

Gal Gadot certainly supercharged our Sunday night. The final trailer for her upcoming blockbuster Wonder Woman made its debut during the evening’s MTV Movie and TV Awards.

The new teaser, which made its world premiere just after Gadot took the stage at the awards show to introduce a performance by Pitbull, Camila Cabello, and J Balvin, shows us a young Diana Prince, being warned by her mother to “be careful of mankind. They do not deserve you.” Lucky for us (and the innocents of the DC universe), this heroine doesn’t listen.

The new footage features Gadot swooping in to save male lead Chris Pine for a change, and plenty of action-packed fight scenes, though it doesn’t seem like much of a fight when you’re up against this bulletproof Amazon—plus, it’s made all the more amazing when you think about the fact that Gadot was five months’ pregnant during her reshoots for the film.

We also get a closer look at Wonder Woman’s female villain Doctor Poison. And of course, thanks to Pine’s Steve Trevor, it finally becomes clear just how Diana Prince gets her regal alter ego moniker. In a recent interview with W, Gadot revealed that she prepped for her audition for the superpowered role with the help of another queen: Bey.

“When I auditioned for Batman v Superman, I didn’t know it was for Wonder Woman,” she said. “The director, Zack Snyder, asked me to do a camera test. That was torture. They were looking at six or seven girls, and we were all in separate trailers and were told to stay inside until they called us. Waiting is my enemy number one, and I was losing my mind. So, I decided to put on Beyoncé. Who runs the world? Girls! I just started to dance, and I let my anxiety go. Thank you, Beyoncé!”

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Gal Gadot, Wonder Woman, Smolders in W‘s May 2017 Cover

Gal Gadot wears Gucci cardigan jacket; Hermès swimsuit; Patricia Underwood hat.

Photographs by Craig McDean, Styled by Edward Enninful; Hair by Didier Malige at Art Partner; makeup by Peter Philips for Dior; manicure by Chelsea King for Orly at Celestine Agency. Set design by Miguel Bento at Streeters; Retouching: Dtouch; Produced by Kyle Heinen For Rosco Production; Digital Technician: Nicholas Ong; Photography Assistants: Nick Brinley, Maru Teppei, Kris Shacochis, Brian Bee; Fashion Assistants: Ryann Foulke, Dena Giannini; Hair Assistant: Jenelle Oldham; Makeup Assistant: Miguel Ramos; Production Assistants: Mike Stacey, David Singh, Bean Bielski, Andres Raygoza.

Gal Gadot wears a Burberry trenchcoat; her own earring (throughout).

Photographs by Craig McDean, Styled by Edward Enninful

Prada dress, stole, and belt; Bulgari ring.

Photographs by Craig McDean, Styled by Edward Enninful

Diane von Furstenberg dress; necklace from Stephen Russell, New York.

Photographs by Craig McDean, Styled by Edward Enninful

Bottega Veneta shirt and skirt; Ippolita bracelet; De Beers ring. Beauty note: Skin stays lush with Peter Thomas Roth Water Drench Hyaluronic Cloud Serum.

Photographs by Craig McDean, Styled by Edward Enninful

Michael Kors Collection jacket, blouse, skirt, and belt; De Beers necklace and rings; Roger Vivier clutch; Altuzarra sandals.

Photographs by Craig McDean, Styled by Edward Enninful
Photograph by Craig McDean. Styled by Edward Enninful. Hair by Didier Malige at Art Partner; makeup by Peter Philips for Dior; manicure by Chelsea King for Orly at Celestine Agency. Set design by Miguel Bento at Streeters.
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