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Wonder Woman 1984 (opens in new tab) will be the next DC movie, but certainly not the last. After the sequel reaches cinemas later this year, we have the likes of Aquaman 2, Shazam 2, and The Flash to look forward to. Also, coming August 2021, will be The Suicide Squad – a new take on the villainous team from James Gunn.
The movie’s producer, Charles Roven, recently spoke to our sister publication Total Film magazine (opens in new tab) about The Suicide Squad while promoting Wonder Woman 1984. Here’s what Roven – who also acted as producer on the Gunn-penned Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed – said.
“I’ve been a big fan of James since we first worked together on the first Scooby-Doo movie back in the 2000s. He was just a fantastically talented individual, and he’s got such a unique signature and a kind of vision about the way he makes movies, and ow he runs sets, and the way he gets actors to love being in the movies that he makes, and he has them giving so much of themselves to make those movies great.
“And I couldn’t be more thrilled to be working with him on Suicide Squad. Everything that I’ve seen so far has just been wonderful. And, you know, we’ve got tremendously talented actors in every role, some who you know and some who will surprise you in the roles that they are playing.
“The movie’s going to have everything in it. It’s going to be tremendously fun and great action, and wonderful effects, some great characters, and also, I think it’ll put a lump in your throat and maybe a tear in your eye along the way, too. It’s got everything, really. I’m really excited about it.”
You can read the extended interview with Roven as well as Wonder Woman 1984 director Patty Jenkins – plus conversations with the team behind Free Guy, including Jodie Comer, Reynolds, and Joe Keery – in the new issue of Total Film, available now on newstands and digitally. You can subscribe online here (opens in new tab) or order a single issue here (opens in new tab). Wonder Woman reaches cinemas 14 August.
If you can’t make it to the shops, you can order a copy of the print magazine from this link (opens in new tab) from Friday. You can also subscribe to Total Film digitally on your tablet, and there’s currently an offer that allows you to get your first five digital issues for just £5/$5/€5. Head to this link (opens in new tab) to sign up (Black Widow issue available from April 3). Terms and conditions apply, offer runs until April 30, 2020. If you subscribe, you can get exclusive covers like the one below.
