Producer Charles Roven has got several superhero movies on his long list of credits, not the least of which are the Christopher Nolan Dark Knight films. More recently, though, he’s helped bring to the screen Man of Steel, Batman v Superman, and very soon, Wonder Woman.
I spoke to Mr. Roven when he was still shooting Wonder Woman last year, as the production neared the end of its time in England and was preparing to move to Italy for its Themyscira scenes. Read on for the full chat, where we discuss adapting the Diana Prince of the comics, introducing her in Batman v Superman before her solo film, setting the movie during World War I, and more.
IGN: The decision to set Wonder Woman’s solo film in World War I is very interesting. It's not a time period we've seen a heck of a lot of in movies these days. Can you talk a bit about that decision?
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I spoke to Mr. Roven when he was still shooting Wonder Woman last year, as the production neared the end of its time in England and was preparing to move to Italy for its Themyscira scenes. Read on for the full chat, where we discuss adapting the Diana Prince of the comics, introducing her in Batman v Superman before her solo film, setting the movie during World War I, and more.
IGN: The decision to set Wonder Woman’s solo film in World War I is very interesting. It's not a time period we've seen a heck of a lot of in movies these days. Can you talk a bit about that decision?
Continue reading…
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