Gal Gadot shows off her action hero physique in a sheer dress and underwear
The Wonder Woman star knows how to turn a look
On the promotional trail for her upcoming Netflix action film Heart of Stone, Gal Gadot graced the cover of Vogue Hong Kong.
PH๏τographed by Greg Swales, the actress, 38, donned a variety of stunning looks in shades of black, red, and ɴuᴅᴇ, adorned with Tiffany jewelry for their upcoming July issue.
As she struck a variety of poses showing off her statuesque frame, Gal sported her jet black locks in a top-knot and donned nothing but black underwear underneath.
Fans raved over her sH๏τs, leaving comments like: “Wonder Woman respect ʙuттon,” and: “Pure elegance. You define the term beauty!”
The Wonder Woman star opened up in her interview with the outlet about maintaining her strength and physicality for her DC Extended Universe outings and her turn in Heart of Stone as CIA agent Rachel Stone.
“I grew up being a dancer. So learning how to do the action – it’s like a dance. It’s choreography, they call it action choreography. I love it,” she explained.
“You play with your body, you play with your brain. I really enjoy this part. It takes a village and a lot of professionals to shoot action, and to do it in the biggest, edgiest way.”
Releasing August 11, the film also stars Fifty Shades lead Jamie Dornan and acclaimed Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt, and Gal dove into what motivated her to make a female-driven action flick, for which she is an executive producer as well.
“I’m a big fan of Mission Impossible and Bond movies,” she told the outlet. “And I never had the opportunity, as a girl, watching myself in one of those, you know.
“I was always wondering if there’s room for something like that, but female driven. And I think that I got my confidence only after Wonder Woman came out and became this huge success.”
In a previous interview with L’Officiel, she further expanded upon her desire to create Heart of Stone, saying: “The whole idea of starting the production company [Pilot Wave Motion Pictures] with my husband [Jaron Varsano] was to be in control of my own destiny.
“I’m not the type of person who likes to sit and wait for the next offer. Heart of Stone was one of the very first ideas that we had.
“I realized that we always feel like female protagonists are more for female audiences. With Wonder Woman, we really managed to prove that as long as the story is universal, it’s good.”
Gal added: “Usually, as an actor, you get the script, and you can discuss the script with your filmmaker, but that’s kind of it. In a way, it’s super easy; you don’t have to worry about anything. But there’s something so stimulating and exciting in creating something from scratch.”