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Title: Wonder Woman (TV Movie 2011)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Justin Bruening | ... | Steve Trevor | |
| Pedro Pascal | ... | Ed Indelicato | |
| Adrianne Palicki | ... | Diana Prince / Wonder Woman | |
| Cary Elwes | ... | Henry Johns | |
| Elizabeth Hurley | ... | Veronica Cale | |
| Edward Herrmann | ... | Senator Warren | |
| Tracie Thoms | ... | Etta Candy | |
| Joseph Gatt | ... | John O'Quinn | |
| Willam Belli | ... | Fake Marilyn Monroe | |
| Briana Venskus | ... | Reporter | |
| B.J. Britt | ... | Willis Parks | |
| Alex Solowitz | ... | Frick | |
| Candace Kita | ... | Reporter #3 | |
| Geoff Meed | ... | McRaven | |
| Phil McGraw | ... | Self | |
It's the modern day, and being Wonder Woman is complicated. Diana is leading a triple life - running a large corporation out of costume and fighting crime in costume in one identity.
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Quite frankly when I heard that they cast Adrianne Palicki as Wonder Woman and that it wasn't written by Joss Whedon, I was disappointed because I was really excited to see Joss' vision of the iconic heroine. Then photos of Adrianne in costume were released and it made me cringe a little bit because it didn't look that great. I just couldn't see Adrianne as Wonder Woman and, after the disappointment that was Bionic Woman, the future had looked dismal for this reboot from the get-go.
When I saw the pilot, it totally blew me away. It was well-written. It had decent character development with a lot of action and humor. It didn't try to be dark or edgy, nor did it try to be some kind of serious origin story, it was simply Wonder Woman in 2011---a charming and successful, albeit short-tempered, beautiful woman that just so happened to be a superhero.
Adrianne Palicki was a real revelation for me. She made an incredibly believable Wonder Woman. I couldn't help but cheer for her because this Wonder Woman is awesome. She's beautiful, sexy, fierce, confident, self-assured, loving, noble, stubborn, impulsive, and, at the same time, a total bad ass.
The new Wonder Woman is wonderfully complicated while staying genuinely charming. I am sad that this wasn't picked up by a major network because I believe that the world would have loved this Wonder Woman. I think this is THE Wonder Woman for the new generation.