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Gal Gadot expresses her willingness to reprise the role of Wonder Woman, contingent upon Zack Snyder's return to DC.

In a recent announcement, actress Gal Gadot has stated that she is open to returning as Wonder Woman but only under one particularly divisive condition: if director Zack Snyder returns to oversee the DC Universe. This information was revealed in an interview Gadot gave to JoBlo Celebrity Access.
Gadot has portrayed the iconic character for nearly a decade, first appearing as Diana Prince in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and leading two successful solo films. Despite her tenure, the DC Extended Universe (DCEU) has experienced considerable upheaval since Snyder's departure in 2017.
The DCEU, initially guided by Snyder’s darker vision, has split opinion among fans and critics alike. After Snyder left, the franchise underwent a chaotic restructuring aimed at correcting its declining popularity and profit margins. Under the new leadership of James Gunn and Peter Safran, Warner Bros. has plotted a course to revitalize the DC franchise, including a new Wonder Woman film currently being developed without Gadot.
However, Gadot's remarks signal potential interest in reprising her role—if Snyder regains creative control. She stated, “If Zack comes back to run DC, I’ll come back.” This comment comes amid the uncertain future of DC Studios, particularly in light of ongoing negotiations involving Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery. The merger has faced delays due to regulatory scrutiny, with a trial date set for 2027.
While Gadot has expressed a willingness to return, a Snyder-led revival at DC Studios seems unlikely due to the current corporate structure. Even though Warner Bros. retains creative flexibility, any shifts in direction would necessitate considerable changes within the executive framework, particularly if the film slate underperforms in theaters.
Gadot's position as a bankable star has also weakened amid mixed reviews for her recent projects. For instance, The Runner received a 9% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes, and other projects like Snow White and Heart of Stone also faced poor performance. This downturn raises questions about her future as a franchise lead, especially in light of the character’s need to embody a politically neutral symbol.
Adding to the complexity, Gadot has faced backlash for her vocal support of Israel amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions. This controversy presents challenges for studios aiming to position Wonder Woman as an apolitical figure—a role that requires broad public appeal.
Amid this uncertainty, Gadot’s prospect of reprising her role hinges not just on the return of Snyder but also on the broader viability of the DCEU, as performances from both the current slate and her previous outings will play a crucial role in any future discussions about her involvement.
The possibility of Gal Gadot returning as Wonder Woman is tied directly to the future leadership direction of DC Studios. While she has indicated a willingness to return contingent upon Snyder’s involvement, many hurdles still exist, including merger complications and her recent track record at the box office. Until a clearer path emerges for the DCEU and a resolution to the corporate merger is found, audiences may have to wait before seeing her heroically return as Diana Prince again.
In the meantime, all of Gadot’s previous appearances as Wonder Woman remain accessible for fans to enjoy on HBO Max, including her celebrated debut film.
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