Chris Pine Makes a Surprise Return to the Set of Wonder Woman Sequel in Virginia Alongside Gal Gadot

Chris Pine and Gal Gadot were recently spotted on the set of Wonder Woman: 1984 in Alexandria, Virginia. This was a surprise for fans as it was the first time the two actors were seen together filming the highly-anticipated sequel. Director Patty Jenkins had just shared an image of Pine from the movie on Twitter, adding to the excitement.

However, some fans are puzzled by Pine’s presence in the sequel since his character was killed off in the first film. Additionally, the setting of Wonder Woman: 1984 is in, well, 1984, which is quite a jump from the WWI setting of the original movie.

Returning for the sequel, Gal Gadot and Chris Pine were seen in new images from the filming of Wonder Woman 1984, shot in Virginia. Just like in the realm of comic books, characters often find ways to come back to life through concepts like time travel, resurrection, or alternate realities. One popular theory suggests that Pine could be portraying the son of his previous character, Steve Trevor, in this installment. The upcoming movie takes place in the vibrant 1980s, and the outfits worn by both actors perfectly captured that retro aesthetic. Gadot looked stunning in a vintage cream suit paired with a stylish oversized white blouse.

Fans are scratching their heads at Pine’s unexpected casting, considering his character met his demise in Patty Jenkins’ blockbuster film just a year ago.

Speculations: It’s a common trend in comic books for characters to make miraculous comebacks from death. Theories swirling around include the possibilities of time travel, resurrection, and alternate dimensions as reasons for these resurrections.

Taking a trip back to 1984 with the follow up, it was clear that both stars nailed the retro style with their wardrobes on Wednesday.

Chris chose to wear black trousers and a cropped navy bomber jacket, a fitting choice considering his past as a World War I pilot. To complete his outfit, he added a navy striped vest and a sturdy brown belt. Mimicking the style of the time, he rolled up his sleeves and paired the ensemble with cream Nike sneakers.

Forgot it at home: The signature Wonder Woman costume was nowhere to be found.

Totally on trend in the 1980s: Gadot totally slayed in a vintage loose cream suit paired with a stylish oversized white blouse.

Completing the ensemble, she paired a navy striped waistcoat with a sturdy brown belt.

Gal, of course, always had her sleeves rolled up in true Miami Vice style.

Recap: The gorgeous 33-year-old actress took a break to grab a drink while filming. She was seen rocking a fannypack, a classic 80s accessory. Director Jenkins shared a sneak peek of the film on Twitter, showing Pine in the same outfit looking a little confused in a mall. Patty welcomed Pine back as Steve Trevor in Wonder Woman 1984, following the success of the first film. #WW84.

In “A Wrinkle in Time,” these two guys made it clear what time period the movie was taking place in.

Chris confidently removed his bomber jacket, unveiling a snug white t-shirt paired with fashionable high-waisted slacks.

Resembling his father: Some speculate that Pine might be portraying Trevor’s son in the upcoming film. Despite Steve looking as youthful as he did in the 1910s, the setting and everyone’s style suggest a Reagan Era backdrop. In the 2017 Wonder Woman movie, the military pilot sacrifices himself to stop a German gas attack, leaving fans wondering about his return in the sequel. Gadot, who plays the iconic superhero, teased fans on Twitter with a photo of Wonder Woman looking at a set of twelve TV screens.

On Wednesday, director Jenkins shared a sneak peek from her upcoming Wonder Woman sequel by tweeting the first official image. The photo features Pine’s character, Steve Trevor, in the 1980s during the Reagan Era.

Gal Gadot, who portrays the iconic superhero in the movie series, popped up on Twitter with a photo of herself as Wonder Woman gazing at a row of 12 TV screens. These screens display images that scream 80s nostalgia, including a grinning JR Ewing from the popular show Dallas.

The first Wonder Woman movie already took us through different time periods, from World War I to the present day, and she has also made appearances in other DC movies set in modern times. Now, the upcoming Wonder Woman film set in 1984 was teased by both director Patty Jenkins and DC Entertainment president Geoff Johns.

Gadot and Jenkins even changed their Twitter profile pictures to show glitchy computer text that simply read ‘WW84,’ causing fans to speculate excitedly about the movie’s setting. The Internet is abuzz with anticipation for what’s in store for Wonder Woman in the 80s.

Triumph: Wonder Woman soared to the top spot for domestic earnings in the DC Extended Universe, coming in second globally behind Batman V. Superman: Dawn Of Justice. Patty Jenkins confirmed via Twitter in March that Kristen Wiig from Bridesmaids will be playing the villainous character Cheetah, a half-feline foe. Despite facing bans in countries like Lebanon and Tunisia due to Gal Gadot’s Israeli background and military service, Wonder Woman still managed to make a significant mark at the box office.

The upcoming Wonder Woman sequel is rumored to be set in the year 1984, as hinted by both Patty Jenkins and Geoff Johns, who is the head of DC Entertainment. In the first movie, we see Diana, also known as Wonder Woman, training as a warrior on the mythical island of Themyscira. Her peaceful existence is disrupted when she meets Steve Trevor, a man who washes ashore and brings news of a world at war. Queen Hippolyta, played by Connie Nielsen, is Diana’s mother and the ruler of Themyscira, while her aunt General Antiope, portrayed by Robin Wright, is the one who trains Diana in combat.

Conclusion scene: In the movie Wonder Woman released in 2017, Steve sacrifices himself to stop a German gas attack. However, his unexpected return in the sequel has left fans puzzled and eager to find out the mystery behind it.