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James Gunn, Wonder Woman and DC

DCU boss James Gunn says Batman and Wonder Woman won't start production until they have good scripts because they "deserve the best"

"I mean, it's not going to be until the scripts are ready. So, both the scripts are being written now, and, if they're good, then we'll go into production immediately," he told radio Urbana Play.

Soap Central · 3h

James Gunn reveals the one condition under which the DCU Batman and Wonder Woman movies will go into production

Fiction Horizon on MSN · 7h

James Gunn Teases Sooner-Than-Expected Returns for DCU’s Wonder Woman and Batman

CNET · 16h

What the Post-Credit Scenes for 'Superman' Mean for the Future of DC's Cinematic Universe

It's official -- James Gunn's new Superman movie is officially a blockbuster hit, earning $125 million in the US during its first weekend.

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‘Superman’ is a hit. But DC’s work is far from over

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All Superman Characters Who Could Get Spin-offs Next

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'Superman' Star David Corenswet Just Revealed His Mind-Blowing James Bond Theory

It's a pretty great theory, and shows that Corenswet is clearly a big Bond fan, to the point where he's even getting into the psychology of the character.

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Who’s In The ‘Superman’ Cast? Meet David Corenswet And His Costars

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When Superman ‘dangled’ over Milton Keynes

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The DCU’s Batman & Wonder Woman Projects Get an Exciting Updated Timeline

DC Studios co-head James Gunn shares an update on the DCU's upcoming Batman and Wonder Woman movies, confirming both are currently being written.

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James Gunn Offers Cryptic Tease About Who His Rebooted DC Universe Is Actually About, Directs Fans to Peacemaker Season 2 for Clues

In the U.S., Superman got the DCU off to a flyer with a global weekend take of $217 million at the box office. Its $122 million domestic haul was enough to make it the biggest North American launch ever for a solo Superman film, not adjusted for inflation.

We’re still so far off from a new Batman movie

Elsewhere in the Batman live-action economy, writer and director Matt Reeves previously shared news that the script for The Batman: Part 2 has finally been completed, moving forward with the second installment in the Patts-Man franchise, separate from the ambitious cinematic goals kicked off by Superman.