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Gal Gadot Reflects on Wonder Woman Exit, Praises AI in New Film
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First reported by Ynet · 48 minutes ago
What happened
Actress Gal Gadot confirmed she is unlikely to return as Wonder Woman due to family commitments and criticized the "inelegant" handling of Henry Cavill's exit from DC Studios. She also discussed her new film, "Stoneheart," which utilizes AI extensively in post-production, saving millions and prompting new contract negotiations regarding AI usage.
- 01Gal Gadot unlikely to return as Wonder Woman citing family priorities.
- 02She criticized DC Studios' handling of Henry Cavill's exit.
- 03Her new film "Stoneheart" uses AI extensively in post-production.
- 04AI usage in her new film saved $200 million.
- 05Her contract negotiations addressed AI likeness protection.
- 06SAG-AFTRA consulted her lawyers on AI contract clauses.
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