Director impatient about release of 'Wonder Woman 1984'

Director Patty Jenkins says the wait for "Wonder Woman 1984" has been "frustrating". The release of the follow-up to 2017's DC hit "Wonder Woman", fronted by Gal Gadot, was pushed back from a November 2019 release to June 5, 2020.

According to DigitalSpy, a video of Jenkins is doing the rounds in which she can be heard saying how she jokingly once said she wanted the film to be out in summer 2020. "I can't wait! I can't believe – it's so funny, for all the entire time that we were making the movie, I was lobbying. They were wanting to move it up much earlier. And I was like 'You guys, it's got to be the summer of 2020 like it's got to be!' And that was what I always wanted.

"And now, I've just screened a version of the film and I'm like 'Oh my God, can we move it back up again?' I'm dying to release this film! But of course, it's good and it's fine, but it's frustrating to have to wait," she says in the clip. "Wonder Woman 1984" also stars Chris Pine, Kristin Wiig, Pedro Pascal, with Connie Nielsen and Robin Wright in supporting their roles.