“Gal Gadot’s Aerial Stunts in Front of U.S. Capitol: A Spectacular Wonder Woman Display with a Hint of Assistance” ‎

Playing the role of Wonder Woman, Diana, Gal Gadot proves to be a self-sufficient character who doesn’t need any help. However, in real life, she understands the importance of taking assistance from professionals, as she enlisted a stunt double for a challenging maneuver on the set on Monday. Before letting her double take over, the brave actress herself performed a series of impressive aerial stunts outside the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C.

Check it out: Gal Gadot plays the role of Wonder Woman and performs breathtaking aerial stunts in front of the iconic U.S. Capitol building in Washington D.C. But even superheroes need a little assistance, as a stunt double was on hand to help with the daring feat on Monday.

Gal amazed the audience with her courage as she performed a remarkable sequence of aerial acrobatics.

Expert assistance: A skilled stunt double, donning a wig to perfectly mimic Gal Gadot’s appearance, was called upon for the daring stunts performed in the vicinity of the Capitol building. These stunts required the double to soar to great heights in the air.

The woman, dressed in the famous Wonder Woman costume, was securely fastened into a safety harness before being lifted into the air in front of a few cars. The 33-year-old Israeli performed for the cameras while suspended from the device, and a stunt double with a wig resembling Gal was utilized for more daring stunts in front of the Capitol building, soaring high into the sky.

Before being lifted in front of a group of vehicles, Gal, dressed as the legendary Wonder Woman, made sure to take every safety measure by securing herself with a harness.

Dressed up in the gear, the Israeli man of 33 years gracefully moved ahead of the automobiles, performing for the camera.

Gal Gadot is currently working hard on the sequel to the immensely popular superhero movie, Wonder Woman. The new film, entitled Wonder Woman 1984, will once again star Gal Gadot as the Amazonian warrior and will see her take on a new enemy, The Cheetah, played by Kristen Wiig. The movie is set against the backdrop of the Cold War in 1984 and is being directed and produced by Patty Jenkins, who also directed the 2017 blockbuster hit. Other producers include Charles Roven, Deborah Snyder, Zack Snyder, and Stephen Jones.

Gal Gadot returns to play the role of the powerful Amazon warrior in the upcoming movie, “She’s a Wonder”. In this new adventure, Wonder Woman faces off against a formidable adversary, The Cheetah, portrayed by actress Kristen Wiig.

At the beginning of the scene, we see a girl perched atop a cooler, living life to the fullest.

All set to start shooting: The filming process is scheduled to commence in Washington, D.C., Alexandria, Virginia, as well as in the UK, Spain, and the Canary Islands.

Looks like we’ll have to exercise some patience because the highly anticipated sequel is scheduled for release in November next year. The cast will feature Kristen once again, but it will also include Pedro Pascal, and Chris Pine is returning as Steve Trevor. The production will be shot in various locations such as Washington, D.C., Alexandria, Virginia, the UK, Spain, and the Canary Islands. Interestingly, Patty and Geoff Johns hinted that the film’s setting would be in 1984, and now filming has officially begun.

Wow, it’s amazing to see Wonder Woman (or her incredibly talented stunt double) take to the skies!

The skilled and strong female stunt performer is featured in a harness, set amidst the recognizable scenery of the Capitol.

Gal Gadot’s stunt double will take over for the riskier stunts in the upcoming Wonder Woman sequel, although Gadot will still perform many of her own stunts. Director Patty Jenkins recently changed her Twitter header to an image confirming that the movie, titled WW84, will take place after the first installment during World War I. The highly anticipated sequel is scheduled for a November 2019 release. Additionally, original Wonder Woman actress Lynda Carter has been discussing a potential cameo role in the film with Jenkins, although it ultimately depends on Warner Bros’ budget.