McG to Direct Beyonce in Wonder Woman? - The Moviefone Blog

While the Net was frantically reporting that Megan Fox was at the question of the note to bring the Amazon superheroine, Beyonce was quietly meeting with representatives from Warner Bros and DC trying to nab the office for herself. Hero Complex sat down with the megastar, who gushed about the recent superhero trend, noting that "they're not corny at all," and how ill she would wish to be a component of them.

"I want to do a superhero movie and what would be better than Wonder Woman? It would be great. And it would be a very bold choice. A black Wonder Woman would be a mighty thing. It's time for that, right?" Her one misgiving is the costume which, despite her fantastic figure, she admits is incredibly unforgiving. "I would unquestionably have to support it good for that costume. The way that Lynda Carter wore it, she was so fine. She was amazing. I saw her costume at the Met. Her waist was unbelievable. It was somewhat crazy, actually, her proportions. But I love Wonder Woman and it'd be a dream come true to be that character. It certainly would be handy to let that lasso. To get everybody tell the truth? I want that. It would occur in real handy."I'm not opposed to the mind of a black Wonder Woman, but I haven't been overly impressed with Beyonce's roles yet. Plus, she is so well known that she might actually do the impossible: outshine the iconic Wonder Woman. When it comes to bold choices, I would much rather see Rosario Dawson, Kerry Washington, or Zoe Saldana nab the part. I can see any of them clanking the Gauntlets of Atlas with more confidence than Beyonce. But I'll work it over to you - do you see Beyonce as Wonder Woman? Or are you hoping Marvel just breaks down and hires Fox?Then, in other news, IESB reports through their sources that Warner Bros. is concerned in McG as manager for Wonder Woman. That said, when we spoke to Joel Silver on the set of Sherlock Holmes last week (more on that later), he didn't take lots of an update on Wonder Woman, only that it's even in developing and they "just haven't found the correct way to do it yet." He added, "Hopefully we can soon, though, and get it."additional reporting by Erik Davis