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Tons of new photos from inside the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood have been revealed following last week’s grand reopening!

Bonnie Wright, who played Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter series, was there to check out the Wizarding World section and get sorted at the Hogwarts Sorting Hat exhibit.

Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins made an appearance to see her film’s exhibit and pose with the Lasso of Hestia.

Maggie Wheeler, who played fan-favorite character Janice on Friends, checked out Monica’s apartment at the expanded Central Perk Cafe and she sat on the famous orange couch.

The tour now features an all-new Welcome Center, an expanded Studio Store with exclusive merch, an expanded Central Perk set with a working café, and an interactive grand finale with major highlights from the DC Universe and The Wizarding World of Harry Potter & Fantastic Beasts. The tour lasts about three hours, including 1hr 15min with a guide and the remaining time in a self-guided experience. Tickets are on sale now and are booking up quickly!

Click through the gallery for over 100 photos from inside the tour… More Here! »

A big star who plays a beloved superhero just revealed that Princess Diana was the inspiration for how she played her character!

Many have considered Diana to be a real-life superhero so it’s no surprise that she would inspire someone to play one on screen.

Diana has already been portrayed on screen multiple times, including on The Crown and in a new movie that is currently being made.

Click inside to find out which character was inspired by Princess Diana… More Here! »

Gal Gadot is reflecting on portraying Wonder Woman.

The Wonder Woman 1984 star opened up about her new docuseries called National Geographic Presents: Impact with Gal Gadot.

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The series highlights “incredible” women around the globe, which she says was inspired by her superhero role.

“I started to understand the influence I had on young people in 2017, as soon as Wonder Woman was out. You start to think about, ‘Okay, so I need to really be responsible and be truthful,’” she explained, via ET.

“I felt like I had such a big reach to people and just wanted to do something good…I wanted to use my reach and my platforms to get to as many people and shed light on these amazing, incredible women’s stories…all of these women are just incredible, and they are the real heroes. I keep on calling them my women of wonder because they are the true heroes,” she added.

“I go to set and I get dressed and I get my costume and sword and everything, I fight, but to make believe. They actually are there on the ground, sweating and all they can to really make the world a better place.”

She also recently revealed the skin products she uses to achieve her glow.

Wonder Woman 1984 remains on top.

The Gal Gadot-led superhero film stayed at No. 1 at the box office in its third week, as of Sunday (January 10), via THR.

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That said, the box office’s overall health is not looking great.

“Overall it was a grim weekend for the North American theaters as revenue tumbled 93 percent compared to the same weekend a year ago due to the ongoing pandemic and no new wide releases. WW84 took in an estimated $3 million for a domestic cume of $32.6 million, according to Warner Bros. Overseas, WW84 grossed $4.7 million for a foreign tally of $98.8 million and a muted $131.4 million globally,” the outlet reported.

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The movie also faced some glitches and a dip in its second weekend – find out what happened.

Regardless, fans should be excited: a third Wonder Woman movie is officially on the way!

Patty Jenkins has responded over the body swap controversy with Chris Pine‘s Steve Trevor in Wonder Woman 1984.

The director re-tweeted and replied to a fan defending her use of the body swap trope in the movie, as Steve Trevor comes back to life by inhabiting a random man as Diana wished for him to return through the Dreamstone artifact.

The fan pointed to Big, which starred Tom Hanks, with their defense and said that if Wonder Woman 1984 is to be criticized for this, so should that film as well.

“Hahaha. Exactly @DustyDontShoot!!” Patty replied to the argument.

Fans had many reactions to the films, and the movie took a slight dip with its second week at the box office.

Find out more about the ending of Wonder Woman 1984 here…

Pedro Pascal is reflecting on the time that he didn’t remember he was part of the Wonder Woman pilot on NBC.

The 45-year-old actor, who appears in Wonder Woman 1984 as Maxwell Lord, forgot he was part of it at all.

“Getting Wonder Woman 1984 blew my mind so much that anything that had ever happened to me prior, I don’t recall; I had no association,” he explained to Entertainment Weekly in a recent interview. “And that’s not to say that getting the Wonder Woman pilot from 2011 wasn’t a party for me, and I was devastated it didn’t get picked up.”

Pedro add that it was only “after [being cast] that I start[ed] to remember the association and the strangeness of being part of two different Wonder Woman experiences because the first Wonder Woman that Patty and Gal [Gadot] made together with Charles Roven took a dominant position in every sense that in many ways.”

“You can never say this is the only Wonder Woman [because] Lynda Carter will be with us for the rest of our lives. But in terms of our current era of superhero movies, it seems like there was nothing before this Wonder Woman and so to be in the next one was bonkers because I also did a pilot with Patty Jenkins that didn’t go to series.”

The Wonder Woman pilot, which starred Adrianne Palicki in the title role, centered on Diana Themyscira, the leader of a large corporation that merchandises the Wonder Woman brand to fund her crime-fighting side hustle.

See just how well Wonder Woman 1984 did at the box office this weekend here!

A fan defended Wonder Woman 1984 against all of the negative chatter that has been spreading around online and star Pedro Pascal noticed the tweet!

Adam J. Yeend wrote in his post, “I think it’s sad in 2020 that viewers will label a heartfelt homage to past filmmaking as ‘cheesy,’ or that a story that suggests truth and love are something to aspire to as being laughable, or that a film highlighting our own narcissism, megalomania and continual desire for ‘the next best thing’ is labeled as ‘preachy.’ No, not everyone has to like a film but the comments I’m seeing on Twitter and Facebook are a red flag to the state of the world and the human mindset.”

You can read the full post in the embedded tweet below.

Pedro saw the tweet and responded, “This is amazing.”

While the film had initial Rotten Tomatoes score of an 86% fresh with days leading up to its premiere, the score has fallen to a 63% when more reviews were added after the release. The audience score currently is sitting at a 72% while the IMDb fan score is a 5.7 out of 10.