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Gal Gadot Just Shared the Funniest 'Wonder Woman' Bloopers on Instagram

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Diana Prince (a.k.a Wonder Woman, played by Gal Gadot) is very serious throughout the Wonder Woman film that dropped over the summer, and for good reason. She’s tasked with both defeating Ares and stopping the war outside Themyscira—not exactly chipper stuff. Still, there are funny moments in Wonder Woman mixed in with the many, many shots of Diana being a badass warrior.

But none of those scenes even compare to the silliness that took place behind-the-scenes on set. Gadot just posted a few Wonder Woman outtakes of herself and Chris Pine on Instagram over the weekend, and they’re hilarious. (I mean, they should be—bloopers are funny by definition.) The video is especially great, though, because it’s such a stark contrast to the no-nonsense Diana Prince we watched kick butt in the film.

It’s amazing: Even when they’re tripping, bumping into each other, and spilling ice cream all over their hands, Gadot and Pine are still two of the hottest people alive. Watching these two slam into each other while trying to fit into a door is a work of art, to be honest. In fact, they each deserve Oscars based on this blooper reel alone. Check it out for yourself, below:

“Okay, first, you can see why Chris’s nickname for me was giggle Gadot?,” Gadot captioned the video. “And how Patty and I could communicate with no words. Instead just weird sounds & head movements.. I LOVE to laugh and I ABSOLUTELY enjoyed filming every second of the movie about the Amazonian princess.”

Our only complaint? We wish we had more bloopers! It’s a good thing the Wonder Woman DVD comes out September 19. This is just a small teaser of the funnies to come.

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Gal Gadot Opened Up About Feminism, And It's So Powerful

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Despite James Cameron’s whining, Wonder Woman is the hit of the summer and the beating heart of the modern superhero landscape. And the woman who plays her, Gal Gadot, is making our hearts beat with the Amazon-worthy interview she gave to Rolling Stone about growing up in Israel, her path to becoming one of the biggest stars in the world, and how much feminism has helped her along the way.

“People always ask me, ‘Are you a feminist?’ And I find the question surprising, because I think, ‘Yes, of course. Every woman, every man, everyone should be a feminist. Because whoever is not a feminist is a sexist,'” (emphasis ours) she explains, at once making feminism seem like the most obvious thing in the world and slyly hinting that those who are squeamish about the label might, uh, have some issues to work on.

Growing up in a small city in Israel, Gal — whose last name is pronounced “‘gadott,’ not ‘gadoh'” — and her sister were taught “to believe that we’re capable, to value ourselves.” And unlike many American girls, she wasn’t raised on a steady diet of media images and television programs depicting women as, well, sometimes wondrous and sometimes not so much; she was told “take a ball and go play” and ended up “a tomboy.”

From there she became Miss Israel, deliberately sabotaged her chances at Miss Universe, completed her mandatory army service, and took a quick jaunt to law school before starring in the highest-grossing female-directed live-action film. But as we know, pretty much any road a woman takes is littered with sexist mines, especially in Hollywood.

“I’ve had my moments where I’ve felt like men were misbehaving – nothing sexual, but inappropriate in a sexist way. Dismissive. Life wasn’t always rosy and peachy for me as a woman in the world,” said Gal. And though she famously did Wonder Woman reshoots while five months pregnant with her second child, during the first few months, she didn’t talk about it on the Justice League set. “The default should be that women get the job done, but there’s a long way to go and a lot of reprogramming that needs to be done to both genders,” she says of ingrained sexist double standards. It’s perhaps worth noting that while Wonder Woman was helmed by a woman, Patty Jenkins, Justice League was shot under the direction of Zack Snyder and is being finished by Joss Whedon. But don’t worry, Jenkins is working on a deal that’ll bring her back for Wonder Woman 2.

The whole article is worth a read – it starts with Gal blessing the author’s unborn daughter – and would make Aunt Antiope proud.

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