Wonder Woman Casting Call: Who Should Play Wonder Woman?

The Fast and Furious star and our current Wonder Woman, who has appeared in such films as Wonder Woman, Wonder Woman 1984, and Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice. Did they make the right choice?

The stunning Cloverfield star hasn't been in too much since. Back when Cloverfield dropped, she was touted as the next big thing, she looks just like the comic, and she can act. Let's get her this comeback role.

Lynn Collins has a geeky following (due to her role in X-Men Origins: Wolverine), action scene experience (John Carter), and certainly the look for Wonder Woman.

She is the most action-experienced woman on this list. The ex-MMA star and newly minted actress could certainly handle the fight scenes and action sequences. She was let go by Disney following controversial tweets while a star of The Mandalorian, but perhaps DC would want to work with her. 

Kate Beckinsale is a gorgeous, talented actress. She looks like Wonder Woman, and she probably has more action movie/stunt experience than any other actress her age due to three Underworld films. She also dressed as the character for Halloween, so she's clearly a fan.

Gemma Arterton has action movie experience (Hansel and Gretel, Prince of Persia, among others), a great look, and she's not that well-known to American audiences yet. Landing the Wonder Woman role would definitely put her on the map. 

Bridget Regan is young (great for a franchise), has years of TV experience (acting chops without being affiliated strongly with one film character), and she had the fans already lobbying for her involvement.

Rebecca Ferguson has experience playing a tough, stunning agent, due to her roles in the Mission Impossible franchise as Elsa Faust. Of course, she'd probably have to work with a voice coach about her English accent, because that might throw comic book fans off. 

Olivia Wilde has the humor, the looks, the talent, and the movie star draw.

Emily Blunt is strong, commanding, stunning, and incredibly talented. Watch Edge of Tomorrow, where she basically plays WW,  and nails it.

One of the lesser-known actresses on the list, Meghan Ory has a predominantly TV background. But with those comic book good looks, a sense of humor, and a commanding presence, plus the fans' support, we think she could pull it off.

Minka Kelly is stunningly beautiful, strong yet sensitive, and has a great fan-following.

Evangeline Lilly is cute, but strong, commanding, but innocent, and feisty, but lovable. She demonstrated her physical prowess starring on hit series Lost.

Naomi Scott proved she can lead an action movie, after starring as the pink ranger in the 2017 Power Ranger movie, and in the 2019 Charlie's Angels. She also charmed Disney fans as Princess Jasmine, in the live action film. 

Back when Joss Whedon was making a Wonder Woman film, it seemed only logical this Firefly star would be involved. Years later, it still makes sense.

This Twilight star is young, pretty, talented, fit, and could certainly use a new franchise. She's also been seen in a number of different Wonder Woman t-shirts, so we know she's a fan.

She's got the look for sure, the skills (playing a warrior on Spartacus), and the fan-following.

Eva Green looks like a comic illustration, has the measurements to fill out the WW outfit, and has a fan-following from films like Casino Royale and Sin City: A Dame to Kill For. 

Megan Gale is most known for playing The Valkyrie in Mad Max: Fury Road. However, Gale actually almost played Wonder Woman in a 2007 film called Justice League: Mortal, that was later scrapped. So she already knows she could rock the uniform. 

She had a small(ish) role in Captain America: The First Avenger, and then a leaeding role on Marvel's Agent Carter, through which she stole many hearts, as well as built a great geek fanbase. She's got the look, talent, and some action experience for the part.

Another young star, this 90210 actress has a big fan push for her to play Diana. With some fight training and bulking up, Jessica Lowndes could be a good candidate. 

Taylor Cole certainly looks the part, and plays to her audience, but she's also got a huge fan-following (especially for this particular part, her name comes up constantly) and she's got some action movie experience.

Jacqueline MacInnes Wood is one of the youngest actresses on the list (great for playing the same character for years), has some film experience, and totally has the look for Wonder Woman.

If there's anyone you think of when you want an actress who can handle the comedy, drama, and action scenes to carry a franchise, it's Zoe Saldana. Sure, she's attached to numerous franchises, but she's usually blue or green in those. Let's make her a more human superhero.