This might be among the dumbest thing I've read yet on these forums.I love those people, who thinks tall women(Actresses) can't act.
Exactly.This might be among the dumbest thing I've read yet on these forums.
Nobody thinks that.
I think some people become fixated on this as a problem because there are few noticeably tall actresses (it can be a bit of a challenge to be taller than the prospective male lead in most media, alas), so if you're fancasting only based on established names (which is all that fans can really do) you're going to come away with the perception that pretty much all the most prominent star actresses are ruled out.I love those people, who thinks tall women(Actresses) can't act.
This is why i hope for an unknown.I think some people become fixated on this as a problem because there are few noticeably tall actresses (it can be a bit of a challenge to be taller than the prospective male lead in most media, alas), so if you're fancasting only based on established names (which is all that fans can really do) you're going to come away with the perception that pretty much all the most prominent star actresses are ruled out.
I'd expect the audition process for this to cast a wide net. Who knows, maybe the WB casting director will turn up some former basketball player who has a real passion for theatre.
You have to admit, Gal had the Wonder Woman look though. Her acting was passable in BVS and the Wonder Woman movie. After that I don’t know what happened to her acting. It’s like she just mailed it in.Lol you and your height and age obsession
(Yeah, let's get models and athletes, screw acting )
I'm glad we got someone who deeply cares about writing at the helm of DC, and thus will be looking (together with the directors) for actors who can pull off the dialogue and screen actions.
Kal el , no!!
You have to admit, Gal had the Wonder Woman look though. Her acting was passable in BVS and the Wonder Woman movie. After that I don’t know what happened to her acting. It’s like she just mailed it in.
I hope the next Wonder Woman casting will be open to Women of all colors. There are at least 20 actors that I have seen fan casted of all nationalities that would be excellent Wonder Women.
I liked her in BvS/WW/ZSJL. WW84, however . . .She looked the part, and was surprisingly solid under Patty Jenkins' direction in the first movie, where the fish out of water story really served her strenghts, and she and Pine had good chemistry.
I wasn't as enthusiastic about her turn in BVS as most were , and Kal el... No!
Nonetheless, I would like to see what a genuinely good actress could do with the role.
Again, this is silly, nobody said acting doesn't matter. Physical profile is simply part of the character.Lol you and your height and age obsession
(Yeah, let's get models and athletes, screw acting )
Kal El no was in the Justice League and yeah that was absolutely awful. Then I watched Wonder Woman 84, Death on the Nile, and Red Notice. So yeah she has to go.She looked the part, and was surprisingly solid under Patty Jenkins' direction in the first movie, where the fish out of water story really served her strenghts, and she and Pine had good chemistry.
I wasn't as enthusiastic about her turn in BVS as most were , and Kal el... No!
Nonetheless, I would like to see what a genuinely good actress could do with the role.
So i'll ask - Do you think all tall actresses can't act?Lol you and your height and age obsession
(Yeah, let's get models and athletes, screw acting )
I'm glad we got someone who deeply cares about writing at the helm of DC, and thus will be looking (together with the directors) for actors who can pull off the dialogue and screen actions.
Kal el , no!!
So i'll ask - Do you think all tall actresses can't act?
This is the first thing everyone, who object limiting the candidates height is bringing up - "I want a talented actress"...??
You keep repeating this. NO ONE said this.
Same, I prefer bloodthirty Wonder Woman who learns the way of the hero over Barbie Wonder Woman anytime of the day. Creates a more interesting dynamic with the Justice League and their moral code.Finally read Wonder Woman: Dead Earth. ****ing badass read! I love violent, bloody, mythic Wonder Woman. I would love if they lean into that style for the reboot.
6'2 is definitely not too tall to be Wonder Woman. If they found somebody that height with the necessary acting chops, that'd actually be pretty great.Different situation for WW, though. In that case, fair to say, stature/height is more relevant and intrinsic. But the specifics are debatable. So while we might agree that 5’2” (e.g., Milly Alcock) is too short for WW and 6’2” (e.g., Elizabeth Debecki) is too tall, there could be compromise about borderline cases like Monica Barbaro (5’6½“) or Adria Arjorna (5’5”).
Definitely no to that. She is an emissary from a more enlightened civilization, that is the core of the character.Same, I prefer bloodthirty Wonder Woman who learns the way of the hero over Barbie Wonder Woman anytime of the day. Creates a more interesting dynamic with the Justice League and their moral code.
I agree 6'2 is not too tall, however it's not the height they should aim for. 5'9 can be enough, over this can be better.6'2 is definitely not too tall to be Wonder Woman. If they found somebody that height with the necessary acting chops, that'd actually be pretty great.
I'm not a fan of blood thirsty Wonder Woman, too, however i'm also not a fan of a WW that will be too...soft. Superman and Batman - "No killing policy, no matter what" should not be part of her resume.Definitely no to that. She is an emissary from a more enlightened civilization, that is the core of the character.
I think it depends on the interpretation/incarnation. If the Diana Prince secret identity is more-or-less non-existent, then an Amazonian physique (6’2”... or even taller) could serve the character and mythos. But if, more classically, the Prince “disguise” is to be plausible, something closer to normal height (say, 5’7” to 5’10”) would be required. (For the same reason, Superman probably shouldn’t be 6’9”.6'2 is definitely not too tall to be Wonder Woman. If they found somebody that height with the necessary acting chops, that'd actually be pretty great.
.....since when is 6'2 too tall for WW?At the news that Alcock would be playing Supergirl, my first thought was: maybe a tad too petite for the role…? But it’d be fair to point out (as some did) that the character has never really been defined by physical stature. So if an otherwise great choice for Kara happens to be two inches shy of average female height, it’s hardly a scandal.
Different situation for WW, though. In that case, fair to say, stature/height is more relevant and intrinsic. But the specifics are debatable. So while we might agree that 5’2” (e.g., Milly Alcock) is too short for WW and 6’2” (e.g., Elizabeth Debecki) is too tall, there could be compromise about borderline cases like Monica Barbaro (5’6½“) or Adria Arjorna (5’5”).
But at least in theory, there are actresses (including very talented ones) who are not physically suitable for the part.
I'm a big sucker for New52 Wonder Woman, especially Meredith Finch's run. It's basically God of War with Wonder Woman instead of Kratos.What comics storylines would you guys want the reboot to be based on? I definitely want more mythological elements - gods and monsters were sorely lacking in the last two movies.