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Kate Beckinsale has her eye on the role of Wonder Woman in next year's adaptation.
The 1970s TV show /D.C. Comics series is being brought to the big screen by Buffy and Angel creator Joss Whedon but so far lacks a heroine.
IOL.com quotes Beckinsale as saying: "I dressed up as her last Hallowe'en so it would be good to do it again."
Meanwhile according to The Sun TV's Wonder Woman, Lynda Carter, told reporters in Los Angeles: "People have talked about Sandra Bullock but she's too old, and so is Catherine Zeta-Jones.
"You want someone that is really fresh. I think she should be an unknown and about 20-years-old."
Other suggestions have included Sarah Michelle Gellar and Charisma Carpenter of the Buffy stable, Katie Holmes or Jessica Biel.
The 1970s TV show /D.C. Comics series is being brought to the big screen by Buffy and Angel creator Joss Whedon but so far lacks a heroine.
IOL.com quotes Beckinsale as saying: "I dressed up as her last Hallowe'en so it would be good to do it again."
Meanwhile according to The Sun TV's Wonder Woman, Lynda Carter, told reporters in Los Angeles: "People have talked about Sandra Bullock but she's too old, and so is Catherine Zeta-Jones.
"You want someone that is really fresh. I think she should be an unknown and about 20-years-old."
Other suggestions have included Sarah Michelle Gellar and Charisma Carpenter of the Buffy stable, Katie Holmes or Jessica Biel.
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