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Gal Gadot teases queer romance in Wonder Woman

In a recent interview, Gadot and Wiig opened up about their upcoming movie, and their thoughts on fan theories about the relationship between their character

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Actor Gal Gadot has teased a potential romance between her superhero avatar of Wonder Woman and actor Kristen Wiig's supervillain Cheetah in the upcoming Wonder Woman 1984.

In a recent interview, Gadot and Wiig opened up about their upcoming movie, and their thoughts on fan theories about the relationship between their characters, reports say.

Asked whether Diana Prince (Wonder Woman) and Barbara Ann Minerva (Cheetah) were on a date during a scene that appeared in the trailer, Wiig questioned: "Oh, for a lesbian thing?"

Gadot then teased: "The sexual tension is always there, I can tell you that!"

The Cheetah is one of Wonder Woman's most iconic enemies in the DC comics, but the pair have not embarked on a romance in the original work.

A new battle, a new armour, new villains, edgier action, and a reunion with her long-last love - Gadot has teased the beginning of a "new era of wonder" with the much-awaited Wonder Woman 1984.

Gadot is reprising her role as Diana Prince, aka Wonder Woman, in the sequel of the megahit 2017 DC film. In the trailer of Patty Jenkins' project, Wonder Woman is seen wearing a shinier version of her armour and flaunts her fighting skills with her golden Lasso of Truth.

Other returning stars include Chris Pine as Steve Trevor (Wonder Woman's love interest), Robin Wright as Antiope, and Connie Nielsen as Hippolyta. It also stars Pedrol Pascal as Max Lord.

The Warner Bros. project is expected to release on August 14.

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