liveguy I agree. She's very beautiful, and doesn't take herself too seriously. She has posted videos, and have others, of her doing silly things, etc, not caring that she's on camera.

And she also has a heart and a brain and is just as beautiful on the inside which I think makes her even more attractive. - that’s just my perception from videos though and her interviews. I hope it’s true in real life haha 🖤

I actually thought Connie Nielsen was far more beautiful (Yes I know the original comment was years ago but this video just came up on my youtube feed today)

Yodit Yohannes see her standing there makes me nervous, though.

Her dress wasn't made to sit on stools.

She has been standing in all of her interviews. I think sitting puts stress on her back. So it's either standing or lying down for her.

Damn you're cute 😜

i thought it was because of the dress at first

no

solarge knowles no questions about it.it's perfect.

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Honestly 😍😍😍

to be fair she's barely in the movie lol

Chris seemed a bit like a douche.

4 years since than do you remember typing this comment

I think the interviewer was kind of a douchbag. Talking about feminism and then on 18:51 asks Gal, more or less, how was it for a nobody like her to watch that the film is actually good. He would never ask a beginner male actor this kind of question, as if she didn't had a part of the team work. And on 29:07 he asks her a question which she already being asked before by the woman from the crowd.

I'm not familiar with any of Patty's other work but to succeed on a nearly impossible feat of one of the most iconic projects in the realm of super heros she must be a special director who is very skilled in the craft of creation, highly emotionally intelligent and keenly perceptive. I too feel sorry for those who need a superhero character to be the same so to be able to relate but only the male gender. There's an unnecessary and unfair overabundance if not intentionally executed dominance of male super hero characters in contrast to female. That's why and it's got to change and get balanced out. I sincerely hope this film helps redirect the pendulum in that direction permanently not because I favor one gender over the other or define each in a specific way but because they are both equally great as complimentary. I'm so excited to see this.

Lmao. I honestly hope it's entertaining but women can't save anything.

You hit the nail on the head. I feel like it's also the reason why so many people are looking forward to this movie, not just females. It seems like a lot of these feminist-driven movies only market to women, and they just automatically expect men & boys to just fall in line, but the truth is all we want in our movies is a character to relate to. It's funny cause for me, Wonder Woman is my favorite superhero, but after her, all my other faves are male. And that's because I admire their values & character, it has nothing to do with their gender.

Sarah Ramirez, 100% dude. My issue with feminism today is that it's taken two meanings. The actual meaning is equality, but it seems like a vocal minority have spun it to something resembling superiority. And unfortunately, the latter has really made a negative dent on the actual term. Thus, causing some to turn away whenever they hear "feminism". I think some movies/shows really suffer with this. Supergirl, for example, really started off poorly. I remember lines like "Why, cause she's a girl?" and I just shake my head. They're trying to be progressive, but it looks like the opposite. You should never have to point out a character's gender (something Jessica Jones knew--which was refreshing to see). We should ignore and forget these old stereotypes instead of acknowledging them. That's the only way we move forward. Reminding us of them just keeps it alive. Wonder Woman isn't just for girls. She's for everyone. Same with Batman, Spidey, and Superman. I hate the whole "girl-power" thing not because I don't want to see powerful women, but because I think they're already powerful and saying that they can be just implies that they aren't--which is stupid. I know I went on a mini rant, so my apologies lol.

Alex Love Excellent comment. I agree with you 100%

Even though Chris is a beautiful male by aesthetic standards, he gives off that aforementioned Harrison Ford/Bruce Willis vibe, not taking himself too seriously or caught up in his own handsome appearance, but laid back and with a sense of humor but also ready to stand up and fight.

Imagine if they had Robin there

Gal Gadot is incredibly stunning and one of the most beautiful. I like her a lot. Also becoming a good actress, especially as Wonder Woman. Loved her in the movie. However, for me, the most beautiful and mesmerizing woman in the acting industry is Elodie Yung (who plays Elektra on marvel's Daredevil and Defenders). Yung is something else. Elodie Yung>Gal Gadot.

@@EmpireStateUtopian_Dystopia You have the most strange type about woman Eloise yung is ugly near Gal gadot. How the hell u can compare between them? Gal is absolutely stunning.

She was spot on for Gladiator and has Sparta oozing out of her pores...

Lex Luthor was the best thing about BvS.

EXACTLY.

Tiffany Haddish

I don't think she was pregnant for the entire thing. I think it was more like the last 4 months of shooting

@Illyria86 reshoot is also shooting u know and good job for her. In justice league she was the entire time pregnent cause they shoot it after she finished the first ww

Wat time did he say that he loved gal and working with her in this video?

@@Bro-cz8bj 5:58 and 27:00 He started talk about Gal and didn't answered the question he was asked about 😂🤩 And u can see it in other interviews also

@@manugutierrez2394k thnx

@@Bro-cz8bjNo problem(: he says that almost every interview even in kimmel's show that she's one of the most beautiful women he ever seen(: Can't blame him also she's amazing

Plaknas I know wtf my phone should be in 1080p or I

Plaknas :/

Same reason they try to act like Lois isn't second to Superman when interviewing the actress.

not sure if it was out of respect for the more known actor or sexism. it came across very odd

Because they always have a tough time admitting a man plays second fiddle to a woman. I remember him being on I think Kimmel and Kimmel making fun of him for playing the love interest like it was horribly embarrassing when in fact women have been playing the love interest since basically forever. But a man being the love interest and not the main character? So humiliating.

If you think Steve is arm candy, a sidekick, or playing second fiddle to Diana in the movie, I think you are missing the point. He is an integral character in the story. Yes, the story is primarily about Diana's journey from a little girl to a super hero, but in the movie Diana and Steve model a beautiful relationship between a man and a woman, based on equality and mutual respect. While their respective roles in the story were very different, and Diana could certainly do things that Steve couldn't do, I find the mutuality they modeled in their relationship to be one of the most amazing and important aspects of the film. They provided role models which both young girls and boys can learn from and aspire to, not because everyone has to be the same, but because within the context of a relationship of equality and mutual respect, each person is free to be themselves and to fully embrace the power of their own uniqueness. I found their relationship to be amazing and profound. Notions of "second" are irrelevant.

i actually completely agree with your point. I dont believe Steve was a sidekick, or arm candy. However, im talking about how in society, when the man is the main character, women are often made to feel as though they come second , even though their characters are just as important as the titular male character. For example, Hermione Granger /Emma Watson in the harry potter series. If you look at her interviews , a lot of times she is asked vain , superficial, questions as if she were the "girlfriend character" when she is an essential, equal to the harry potter character. However here, even though Steve is a secondary character in the story, with Diana being the protagonist, in all his interviews Chris is asked questions in which the interviewers are sort of trying to give him more importance or something. I dont know if thats just my perseption. for example, they have a hard time calling him wonder womans love interest.which he is. but i feel like they find something wrong with having a man being the boyfriend of a female superhero. in some intervirews they ask him even more questions than they ask her. Its not about the substance of the character in the movie, i agree with you on that, its about these interviiews

Love that Bateman pic😅

Jesús Martínez S. lol u blind, gal is way hotter

The guy is so douchey, and at best mediocre at his job. I've seen a number of his other interviews, but after a while I couldn't stand him, so this is the first one in a long time.

SARBRATHAN No way, this guy is awesome!

Smart? He didn't know where Wonder Woman is from or when WWI was.

yeah craig ferugson or graham norton would of broken the mold of the press tours lol

SARBRATHAN I know right, he didn't seem to do his research! Weird guy in my opinion😥

these interviewers are often self-important and pretentious... you want them to be better informed.

That's the thing. The joy, humility, and warm is harder to cast than the warrior aspect. Gal nails the most important part of the character.

Gauthaman Koyamparambath what? Gina Carno warrior throwback .? huh? wyd? do you even Wonder Woman? Wonder Woman was an ANTI WAR character who represented love, fought for peace and was a representative of Truth for the vast majority of her existence... the butch warrior fake Xena portrayals started roughly 20 years ago...

panthergod There has been many iterations of the character though. I loved the wonder woman in justice league: war for eg. This is how i approach stories. Diana is an amazon and her race of people are warriors who are born and brought up in the ways of war. There is no diversity there in the sense, all of them are uniquely warriors. How could a person brought up only in the ways of war just understand peace? Your opinions, perspective and behavior is built from strictly from the environment you grew up in, the people you surround yourself with and your experiences. So its only logical to assume that if wonder woman suddenly left the island and entered our world, she would be more for glorious battles and the honor of fighting in them. While in war in our world, after witnessing the other side of it where thousands of people die especially innocents, then it makes sense for wonder woman to start questioning war and advocate for peace. Because on her island, were there any great wars and loss of life while she was growing up? So once she sees that our world is not entirely made up of warriors like her world and that we have the concept of civilians and how warriors are supposed to protect the civilians in our world, then she questions war. Not war as a concept but war in the context of our world. She sees that innocent people who arent trained in battle are getting slaughtered and she fights against that. That makes sense for me. And you have a great character arc where wonder woman starts as a little arrogant, fierce warrior and by entering our world gets introduced to a whole.new perspective. She questions, she has conflicts and she triumphs over them to becomes true hero. A great hero isnt someone who simply saves other people, a great hero is one who first and foremost conquered their own fears and conflicts and matures from the experience to be in a position where he/she realizes they can change the world for the better because they were able to do it for themselves. The triumph over their own demons gives them the courage to conquer the demons if others.

He honestly comes across as a bit of a douche.

But Gal's been doing these interviews back to back too, her role was much more demanding and she just had a baby. Yet she's always smiling and interested in all her interviews.

Press is still part of the job. Every actor knows this. There are plenty of actors who've been doing this for years on end, with, I might add, larger and more demanding roles than Chris, yet they are always just as bright, bubbly and interested in interviews. That's professionalism. Chris also stating he "isn't a fan of superhero movies" is flat out arrogant and tactless. Him also dismissing his character as just there to flirt with Gal and leaving out the part that his character has more to him that that - his bravery and his sacrifice shows he's just dismissive of the whole thing. You just don't see actors being this tactless in interviews - maybe this is different because the lead is a woman, the film is very female-centered and the director is female so he thinks he can say whatever he wants. His attitude is problematic here and it's quite frankly disappointing. Don't blame the interviewer only.

1. LOL "sensitive" people. Like I said, there is a concept known as "professionalism" and he showed a clear lack of it. You sound very insecure and defensive. And "triggered" is a word you people sure love to use when you just don't have a proper rebuttal. The only one triggered around here is you, for some reason. Are you related to Chris or something? Lol. I like him and certainly liked him in the film but I don't think his attitude was great here - it seemed to stand out even more against Gal's enthusiasm - and I'm not a celebrity worshipping idiot that I won't point it out when it's so blatantly obvious. He just looked bored throughout the whole thing yet the others seemed genuinely interested and passionate in their replies. They were all being interviewed by the same guy you know. It's not like all the dumb questions were reserved for Chris and everyone else got asked more intelligent things. 2. And yes, people don't care if he's a superhero fan or not - he just didn't have to say it, it was totally unnecessary, alienating, slightly arrogant and tactless. Again, my point being professionalism. This is an interview for a superhero movie in which you were cast opposite the lead in a smaller, but very important role. Their rapport was essential to the success of this movie. Fans are very passionate about the franchise. Who's watching these interviews? Fans. And if someone randomly switched to a channel and sees an interview about a new superhero movie and the actor's sitting there bored and saying "I don't like superhero movies" LOL well, it's pretty ridiculous and tactless. He wasn't asked specifically "are you a superhero fan"? To which, he must of course reply NO with the utmost truthfulness. *eyeroll* He just barged into the middle of a question with his opinion when nobody asked. 3. Dude you need to calm down. Stop jumping from one extreme to the other. Like he can either be arrogant and aloof or grinning like a crackhead throughout the interview. There is something known as middle ground here. 4. You can say this is all a novelty for Gal and that's why she's so bubbly and gracious but she would be like that even if this was her fiftieth movie and her third month into a busy press schedule. Because that's just her personality. She's delightful with zero pretense. 5. Lastly, learn the meaning of the words you employ in your attempt to sound intelligent. There was nothing "irrational" about my reply. Check yourself. Comprehension skills? LOL please take a look at your own okay? No need to get all offended. I'm just pointing out that Chris's attitude here could've been a little better. I've seen comments on the facebook fan page where people have noticed his slight condescension towards Gal's speaking English in other interviews - I haven't seen those interviews yet - but I definitely took notice when I saw a bunch of those comments from different people all noticing this, that I really start to question his attitude in general.

Grow up insecure man-child. Anyone can see you're trying to hide your lack of intelligence with your pathetic condescension. Get a life and fuck off.

I agree! She reminds of the Bombshell Wonder Woman from the DC Collectibles Bombshell series. :)

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DJGOLFVR6 Yea she is sexy

DJGOLFVR6 Patty is a beautiful woman, I agree.

she's hot

He seems more upbeat in the interviews with just him and Gal.

MissingSirius no he doesn't in most of them only a few and that's because she keeps trying to amp him up

I'm just saying that of the interviews I've seen, those are the ones where he's more upbeat. Who knows? Maybe he's been sick or is really tired. If he doesn't enjoy playing second fiddle, I have zero sympathy for him.

MissingSirius I don't care how he feels neither I mean I don't watch white washed superhero movies anymore but he's made a lot of movies where he's mostly the lead I think he really just doesn't give a shit and just wants the damn paycheck. I mean his face says it all haha.

yeah but let's just give him the benifit of the doubt and assume that he's tired and judge him by his performance in the movie. i retract my earlier statement, case closed