is fierce and willing to fight, but only to protect a better vision for mankind. “She isn’t just taking out bad guys or fighting crime. “What motivates her is philosophical,” said Jenkins of Wonder Woman. New episodes post every week.Empire magazine has debuted a new Wonder Woman photo (download the full version from the gallery below) and talked to director Patty Jenkins about Diane Prince (played by Gal Gadot) and the World War I setting. On “My Favorite Episode,” some of the biggest names in TV share their creative inspirations - and how those episodes influenced them.īe sure to subscribe to “My Favorite Episode” on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, Soundcloud or anywhere you download podcasts. Variety ‘s “My Favorite Episode With Michael Schneider” is where stars and producers gather to discuss their favorite TV episodes ever - from classic sitcoms to modern-day dramas - as well as pick a favorite episode from their own series.
You can’t imagine how there was room - there has to have been a hit every weekend. “It definitely was a very memorable, important time in my life. “1984 was such an incredible, quintessential year of the 1980s, which is why we picked it for the movie,” she said. making “ Wonder Woman 1984,” which has allowed her to revisit British comedies, including the ones from her youth - and also think a lot about 1984, which just happens to be the year “The Young Ones” ended. “When you’re telling any person’s true life story there’s pressure, but this is kind of extra, extra pressure.” “It’s very strange and puts a lot of responsibility on your shoulders,” she said. Jenkins also has a soft spot for true crime, which is where “Monster” first originated and why she gravitated toward the story behind “I Am the Night.” In both cases, the people upon which both stories were based - Aileen Wuornos and Fauna Hodel - both died before the projects were released. The director remembers taping “The Young Ones” on VHS and watching every episode over and over. Jenkins identified back then as a punk rocker, and appreciated the fact that “The Young Ones” showcased a group of outsiders of all different kinds hanging out together.
Because it was all of the different stereotypes that they were playing with in my own generation.” “It was the first really strong example of alternative comedy of my generation that I saw. “They’re older than me, but yet it was speaking to me,” Jenkins said.
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