Will it still happen? And when?
Her big star vehicle, Justice League of America, may be up on blocks for a few months, but Megan Gale can take some comfort in the fact that the film’s director, George Miller, is a big fan.
The Aussie Oscar-winner said the glamazon “blitzed her opposition” when she read for the part of Wonder Woman in the sci-fi production.
“She got the job because she blitzed her screen test. I mean, I had no idea she was so good,” Miller said.
“She walked into our office in Sydney and read the part. She has done some Italian movies, but I didn’t think she would be as good as she was.
“But once she read we all looked around at each other and said, ‘Well, there’s no question’.”
Miller revealed Gale had only a few hours of acting training with a NIDA coach before her audition.
Initially slated to be filmed Down Under, Miller conceded production had been moved offshore, with a plan to resume filming next year.
In an interview with The Daily Telegraph, in which he’s largely [and understandably] quizzed about Megan ‘Wonder Woman’ Gale’s acting ability, Justice League of America director George Miller reveals that the film is indeed still happening – it just won’t film down under as planned.
Miller says the stalled project – which he seems to think is going to happen early next year – will head offshore.
And from the sounds of it, Megan Gale – don’t know about the rest of the attached cast (see below) – is still on board to be his Amazonian Princess.
Credit: Herald Sun, Moviehole
