‘Wonder Woman’ star Gal Gadot is reportedly in talks to return to Fast & Furious.
Finally, the Fast & Furious franchise looks bent on introducing more ladies to the regular male-centric films. It appears one of the most famous female leads in the history of the franchise may be coming back from the dead for a future appearance.
As per insider Daniel Richtman, Gal Gadot is presently negotiating to bring back the character that first helped her gain mainstream stardom.
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It’s not obvious what movie she’d come back to – whether it’s one of the major entries or a spin-off – or how she’d return, considering what transpired when we last witnessed her, but this isn’t the only occasion we’ve learned that the Israeli associate known as Gisele Yashar could return from the grave.
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It seems like the actress is already discussing to play the part again, and we might hear the official word soon.
It was confirmed a few weeks ago Dwayne Johnson is striving to bring her into Hobbs & Shaw 2, but the outcome of his attempts is still uncertain.
Whatever happens, it looks like a matter of time before Gadot will be back in the series for the first time since her character perished in 2013 in the sixth edition of the film, and it can only be exciting news.
It would be good for the franchise to come full circle, seeing how her success in the series propelled her into global fame and thus led her to secure a career-defining part in Warner Bros.’s smash hit Wonder Woman.
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It remains to be seen how her death gets explained, but we’re excited to see them figure it out. To be fair, fans would love to see her back, even if it means the writers coming up with the most absurd explanation.
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Last modified: October 22, 2020
