Wonder Woman 3 NOT moving forward: Director Patty Jenkins' third instalment is 'dead' at DC

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Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins has hit back at claims she's behind Warner Bros.' decision to axe the highly-anticipated third installment of the hit Gal Gadot superhero franchise. The 51-year-old director was developing Wonder Woman 3 until a report surfaced last week that the sequel was 'dead' at Warner Bros., just weeks after new DC Films heads James Gunn and Peter Safran took over. There were also reports that Jenkins walked away from the sequel after refusing to take studio notes , though Jenkins revealed in a new statement on Twitter that she, 'never walked away' from the sequel.  Opening up: Just days after it was revealed that Warner Bros.' highly-anticipated Wonder Woman 3 was not moving forward, director Patty Jenkins is opening up on the situation No sequel: The 51-year-old director was developing Wonder Woman 3 until a report surfaced last week that the sequel was 'dead' at Warner Bros., just weeks after new DC Films heads James Gunn and Peter Safran took over Statement: There were also reports that Jenkins walked away from the sequel after refusing to take studio notes , though Jenkins revealed in a new statement on Twitter that she, 'never walked away' from the sequelJenkins began that she didn't want to discuss, 'private career matters,' but she also didn't want to, 'allow inaccuracies to continue.''When there started to be backlash about WW3 not happening, the attractive clickbait false story that it was me that killed it or walked away started to spread,' Jenkins said. 'This is simply not true.

If you’ve heard some of the rumors swirling, some of them gossipy and nasty, everything from Patty Jenkins walking away from “Wonder Woman 3,” refusing to make changes to her treatment, and being difficult to work with, well know that the filmmaker has heard them herself and isn’t happy. Jenkins took to social media this evening to refute some of the claims swirling around about her, some from the Wrap and others from Jeff Sneider’s YouTube Show that really painted her in a hostile, hard-to-work-with light.

Patty Jenkins is clearing up what happened with Wonder Woman 3 and her return to Rogue Squadron.

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It was revealed earlier this week that Warner Bros. would not be moving forward with Wonder Woman 3, which came as a shock to DC fans.But it's now been reported that it was scrapped after director Patty Jenkins - who helmed the first two female-led superhero movies - rejected studio notes on her treatment for the sequel which led to her exiting the project, according to The Wrap.According to sources, Jenkins had turned in her treatment last week and it was not well received by studio execs.

Yesterday’s DC chaos about the unplugging of Patty Jenkins’ version of Wonder Woman 3 coupled with rampant rumors of the studio’s new co-heads James Gunn and Peter Safran turning the comic book label upside down sans a Henry Cavill Man of Steel 2 and possible re-casting of many current big superhero roles has left the town with a bad case of PTSD.

DC Studios co-head James Gunn took to Twitter to respond to the chaotic news that broke yesterday about Patty Jenkins’ Wonder Woman 3 not moving forward and other DC changes. You can see the tweets below.

Earlier this week, Gal Gadot teased a “Wonder Woman” update on Twitter and an announcement. Fans thought it to mean good news, probably word about Patty Jenkins’ “Wonder Woman 3,” and possibly an update, release date, or word that the project was officially moving forward.

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In the first big bold move by the new heads of DC, James Gunn and Peter Safran, Deadline has confirmed that they’ve put the kibosh on Patty Jenkins’ treatment of Wonder Woman 3. The filmmaker was expected to hand in a screenplay we understand, and instead the new bosses got pieces of paper which just weren’t suitable.

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