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Gal Gadot wants Halle Berry as Wonder Woman’s love interest
actress gives her pick for the superhero
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Gal Gadot thinks Halle Berry would be the perfect female love interest for Wonder Woman.
In an interview with Israeli talk show, “Good Night With Guy Pines,” translated from Hebrew by Batman-News.com, Gadot was asked what actress she would want to play Wonder Woman’s love interest in the sequel.
“I saw her the other day, Halle Berry. She’s so beautiful,'” Gadot said.”Wow. She’s gorgeous. So yeah, I could do it with her.”
DC Comics confirmed that Wonder Woman is bisexual in September. Gadot told Variety last month that the big screen version of Wonder Woman could also be bisexual.
“She’s a woman who loves people for who they are,” Gadot told Variety. “She can be bisexual. She loves people for their hearts.”
“Wonder Woman” hits theaters June 2, 2017.
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