Justice League | On-set visit with Gal Gadot "Diana Prince / Wonder Woman"

Diana does good because that's the only thing that she cares about. She doesn't care for the fame or for the glory or for the credit. She's not there for that. And I think that that's why she wasn't interested in getting too involved out there with press and with people and, you know, being Wonder Woman. As far as she's concerned, she did everything that she could. She came to the rescue every time she was needed. She fought whenever she was needed. For me, it was really important that she would be the glue of the team, that we would track the same character that we victoriously established in the Wonder Woman movie. And I think that one of the special things that Diana has, one of the most beautiful qualities, are the fact that she just cares for people and she in the most sincere way. So when I got the script, I made a point out of the importance of Diana being this glue to the team, that she would make each and every one of them, even if it's in small moments, feel stronger and loved and capable. I think she enjoys working with the team. And I think that after having the team on Wonder Woman and working with them and enjoying other people's company, I think that she really feels, she feels good about fighting with them and also being among people who are similar to her, because they're all outsiders. Flash and Cyborg and Aquaman and Bruce, they're all outsiders. They're all abnormal and they're loners and they have these special gifts. And finally, after so long of being by herself, she has teammates, which is wonderful. We bring something that is easy to relate to. Yes, she's a god. Yes, she's the greatest warrior of all times, but she's vulnerable and she's sincere and she can lose her confidence from time to time and she's hurt, but she cares and she's warm and she's loving. These are qualities that all of us have. So yes, for me, these qualities are what make these movies more interesting. Remember Michelle Pfeiffer and her Catwoman costume? Who doesn't? Well, did you know that she had to be vacuum-sealed into the latex costume? She could only wear it for limited amounts of time to avoid passing out. The costume was also so tight that she could barely hear how her own voice sounded and had to be instructed from director Tim Burton when she was speaking too loudly. Pfeiffer has been quoted as saying that once filming was over, she never wanted to see the costume again for as long as she lived. I can't believe it. Did you like Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman role in Batman Returns? Let me know below. And remember, we publish new videos every day, so be sure to subscribe for more great content. See ya!