Wonder Woman 1984 behind the scenes gags

Wonder Woman 1984

Barbara Minerva, played by Christine Wegg, is the third generation of Leopard Girl, and the film is also the first time "Leopard Girl" has appeared in a live-action film and television work.
In the film, Pedro referred to the image of Nicholas Cage to play the role of Max. Patty Jenkins and Pedro also referenced the role image played by Michael Douglas in "Wall Street" and Lex Luther in "Superman" in 1978 to jointly create Max.
When Diana took off for the first time in the film, her action was to pay tribute to "Superman" in 1978.
The meteor goddess Asteria, who appeared in the ending egg of the film, was a guest starred by Linda Carter, the actor of Wonder Woman in the American drama "Wonder Woman New Adventure".
The role of Leopard Girl originally invited Emma Stone. After Emma refused, Sarah Paulson also auditioned. But Warner chose Weg in the end, she was the first candidate for director Patty Jenkins.
The setting of the wishing stone to give Max the ability to "make a wish" in the film is completely the original plot of the movie "Wonder Woman 1984", which is very different from the setting of the comics.
This film is the second time Pedro Pascal has appeared in the "Wonder Woman" film and television work. In his early years, he starred in the pilot episode of the 2011 American drama "Wonder Woman".
Max has a mind control function in the comics. In the movie, he does not have this ability. Instead, he uses the high-tech invented by the government to "communicate" with all mankind.
The suit look of Wonder Woman in the film pays tribute to the look of Linda Carter in the 1976 American drama "Wonder Woman New Adventure", especially the setting of the white collar.
The "Nu Zi Man" logo in "Superman 4" appeared on the ground in the scene of saving people in the mall at the beginning of the film. The style of this whole scene is close to the "Superman" series starring Christopher Reeve.
When the role of Max first appeared in DC comics, the image referred to the actor Sam Neal. So when Warner announced Max’s casting, many fans were very dissatisfied and felt that Pedro was nothing like Sam Neal. But after the trailer came out, these voices disappeared.