An Image from the set of Wonder Woman film. Source: The Playlist

While the 36-year-old actress DC superstar Gal Gadot is busy promoting her upcoming action-comedy Red Notice, starring Dwayne Johnson in the role of John Hartley, Ryan Reynolds in the role of Nolan Booth, Ritu Arya in the role of Urvashi Das, and Chris Diamantopoulos in the role of Sotto Voce, directed by American filmmaker and screenwriter Rawson Marshall Thurber, who is mostly known among the mainstream media and audiences for directing Skyscraper. Gadot while appearing in a recent interview for hyping the Netflix film revealed a shocking detail from her 2016’s superhero epic  Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.

"You have just reminded me - I've been asked numerous time on these junkets if I ever stole something and I said just once when I was in second grade, and since then I didn't," Gadot told Jake's Takes when asked about if she has ever tried to steal something from a set of a film. "But that's actually a lie: You just reminded me that when I was working on 'Batman vs Superman' I stole one of Batman's... you know the small bats that he throws? [Interviewer confirms the name: "Batarangs"] Yes! I stole it and you know what I do with this? I open Amazon boxes with it [laughs] because it's so sharp. So thank you for reminding me. It was a successful steal!" 

A Poster depicting Justice League stars Gal Gadot, Henry Cavill, and Jason Momoa. Source: The Direct

Gadot will next be seen in the role of Wonder Woman also known as Diana in the Wonder Woman 1984 sequel. The film was announced immediately by the media and entertainment giant Warner Bros, which serves as its main producer right after the record-breaking performance of its predecessor Wonder Woman 1984 released in 2020. Plot details regarding the superhero blockbuster have not been revealed as of now.

"We're super excited about Wonder Woman 3. "Gal, who is so bummed not to be here, who is the busiest person in the world with now three little kids and shooting, she's so bummed not to be able to be here. But we are all three very excited about some exciting things coming up with Wonder Woman 3. Who would have thought in my life at this time in my life that this gift would just present itself to me, and that's so cool," Wonder Woman 3 director Patty Jenkins previously said of the film during the last month held 2021 DC FanDome.

The movie is also set to feature the Wonder Woman television series released in the 1980s’ leading star Lynda Carter as confirmed by Gal Gadot herself. "First of all, Lynda has mentored me from the very first moment that I got cast as Wonder Woman, She was always there, talking to me, giving me tips and everything. She's a true champion of what Patty and I have been doing, and it was so great that we managed to find the right opportunity to bring her to the last movie and now to the third one." She added, "It's even better this time. I love her very much. I love her dearly."