The star has, in fact, decided to live the next two days in the role of Diana Prince, aka Wonder Woman, posting on her Instagram profile as if to take pictures and write the post descriptions were just his character. On Instagram you can see Diana Prince sharing her love for Steve Trevor, played by Chris Pine, and doing everything to pay homage to her mother and friends.
This use of social platforms is a very creative way to promote the film before it is shown to the public. It seems that one of the reasons that prompted Warner Bros. to focus so much on the promotion of Wonder Woman 1984 is the long wait suffered by fans for this film, already overdue on the timescales expected before the outbreak of the pandemic. The use of Gal Gadot's Instagram account is just the latest of the advertising stunts put in place. Last December 15th, in fact, the production company allowed DC fans to participate in a virtual red carpet, through the very popular platform of virtual events DC FanDome. In the DC FanDome Hall of Heroes, film director Patty Jenkins and stars Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Kristen Wiig and Pedro Pascal, introduced by host Tiffany Smith, answered questions from fans, who flocked to this event. virtual.
In Wonder Woman 1984, Diana (Gal Gadot) lives in the 1980s, when she is surprised by the return of her long-dead love, Steve Trevor (Chris Pine). She will face Maxwell Lord (Pedro Pascal) and Cheetah (Kristen Wiig) as she helps Steve settle into the new world, as he did for her when the Amazon left Themyscira decades earlier.
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