Wonder Woman

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Zack Snyder: producer has a cameo as a combat soldier.	D
Some of the Amazons have flesh colored cloth over one side of their chest, almost seeming like one b [...]	D
The top grossing film of summer 2017 in North America with a gross of over $410 million, the first t [...]	D
The Alamo Drafthouse in Austin, Texas held two special screenings of the film for women only. They t [...]	D
In the film, Paul von Hindenburg and Erich Ludendorff die in 1918. In actual history, Hindenburg liv [...]	D
This is the first film in Gal Gadot's acting career in which she received top billing.	D
The first Wonder Woman film, Wonder Woman (1974), starred Ricardo Montalban as the villain. Montalba [...]	D
The scene where Diana eats ice cream for the first time and praises the vendor is an event from the [...]	D
The gas Ludendorff used may have been a form of Miraclo, the drug that gave Hourman his powers.	D
The character of Etta Candy, Diana's best friend and hero partner, was part of the original Wonder W [...]	D
Ares hides under the alias of Sir Patrick. The name of Patrick comes from the Roman term "patricius" [...]	D
During development, Zack Snyder wanted a story set at the Crimean War, while original director Miche [...]	D
The sixteenth superhero film to earn $100 million in its domestic box office opening weekend.	D
It is the live action debut of Wonder Woman/DC Comics characters Antiope, Menalippe, Ares and Dr. Ma [...]	D
Actress Olga Kurylenko revealed in a December 2019 interview with The Hollywood Reporter that she wa [...]	D
The actor who played Chief, Eugene Brave Rock, an indigenous Blackfoot, did not know he was audition [...]	D
In 2005, Angelina Jolie was offered the chance to play the lead role, but she declined. In 2015, she [...]	D
Although it is hinted that Dr. Maru's scars were made by fire, her face disfigurement is more consis [...]	D
On the Blu-ray version, there are a bunch of bonus features, including a 20 minute segment where the [...]	D
The scene where Steve Trevor finds the motor bike is similar to scenes in two other Chris Pine films [...]	D
Kate Beckinsale, Sandra Bullock, Mischa Barton, Rachel Bilson, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Sarah Michelle [...]	D
When the armistice was signed in 1918, the real Erich Ludendorff was approximately 53 years old. Dan [...]	D
Ares employs various forms, based on his various incarnations across the DC comics: His godly form b [...]	D
The discussion in the boat about "the pleasures of the flesh" was improvised.	D
Steve's timepiece is a pocket watch, adapted with a leather case to be worn on the wrist. Pocket wat [...]	D
Every design decision made for Themyscira came down to director Patty Jenkins and designer Lindy Hem [...]	D
The license plate of the Wayne Enterprises armored van begins with the letters "JL," a possible refe [...]	D
Lilly Aspell's (Young Diana) debut.	D
The film was shot under the working title "Nightingale".	D
This is Ewen Bremner's (Charlie) second time appearing in a film with actors who portray a DCEU char [...]	D
Colonel Darnell comes from the "Wonder Woman" comics.	D
General Erich Ludendorff was a real person and he was ruthless, although not necessarily more so tha [...]	D
There is a meme floating around (Facebook, 2020) that says that Wonder Woman was able to get from he [...]	D
A role was offered to Cate Blanchett, but she turned it down. She would take the role of Hela in Tho [...]	D
Steve Trevor sarcastically refers to Diana's island home of Themyscira as "Paradise Island." This wa [...]	D
The filmmakers cite the superhero films Superman (1978) and Batman Begins (2005), the Indiana Jones [...]	D
In Hippolyta's story of the gods, Poseidon is seen wielding a trident. This is the same weapon Aquam [...]	D
Filmmaker James Cameron, known for his movies that feature strong female action heroes, drew the ire [...]	D
Just like her co-stars Ben Affleck and Ezra Miller, Gal Gadot is the third DC character to appear in [...]	D
Parallels Marvel's Captain America - Il primo Vendicatore (2011) in several ways: Both films take pl [...]	D
This film marks the third onscreen appearance of the character Etta Candy, after appearing in Wonder [...]	D
Patty Jenkins said the reason for Chris Pine's nude scene was to get back at a lot of movies which h [...]	D
Many fans thought Wonder Woman (1975) star Lynda Carter would be elected for the role of Hippolyta ( [...]	D
It takes seventy-one minutes for Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) to appear in her iconic (and updated) outf [...]	D
In the comics, Wonder Woman got the alias of Diana Prince during World War II from a US Army nurse w [...]	D
Liam Hemsworth and Alexander SkarsgÃ¥rd were considered for the role of Steve Trevor. Liam Hemswor [...]	D
The second time Danny Huston (Ludendorff) plays the antagonist in a superhero movie, after X-Men: le [...]	D
The No Man's Land sequence initially caused confusion for some people on the film's creative team. T [...]	D
Gal Gadot trained for nine months to gain seventeen pounds of pure muscle, though it didn't show in [...]	D
The costs for television advertisements for this film were higher in comparison to that of previous [...]	D
In the comics, Steve Trevor and Diana met in the Second World War (1939-45). However, in the film, t [...]	D
When Diana rescues Steve from drowning, Steve awakens and utters, "Wow," an American English slang, [...]	D
This is the third time Danny Huston (Ludendorff) appears in a film which features figures from Greek [...]	D
It is the first live-action portrayal of Wonder Woman to receive a PG-13 rating.	D
Sameer and Charlie both shoot their rifles left-handed.	D
The photograph of Steve Trevor in London in his memorial after the war ends is based on a photograph [...]	D
After its domestic opening weekend, this film immediately became the highest-grossing film about Wor [...]	D
In modern times, Diana works at the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. In the comics, she briefly serve [...]	D
The third biggest gross for a DC Comics film in IMAX theaters, grossing $18.3 million globally and $ [...]	D
The film draws elements from the first Wonder Woman comic story: Steve Trevor crashes a plane at The [...]	D
Danny Huston plays a villainous WWI general who supports the use of disfiguring mustard gas that oft [...]	D
Chief's first words to Wonder Woman are, "Oki, niitaniiko Napi" in Blackfoot. This means, "Hello, my [...]	D
Lynda Carter, star of Wonder Woman (1975), and Gal Gadot were both in pageants. Carter was in Miss A [...]	D
Some locations give hints as to Diana's divine heritage: At the tower containing the Godkiller, a bu [...]	D
This is the third comic book movie for Danny Huston (after 30 giorni di buio (2007) and X-Men: le or [...]	D
Gal Gadot (Diana) and Emily Carey (young Diana) share the same birthday, April 30.	D
Eva Green was considered for the role of Wonder Woman, and later for the role of Dr. Maru.	D
Actress Nadia Bjorlin was up for the role of Wonder Woman when Joss Whedon was set to write it in th [...]	D
This is the first feature in which Wonder Woman does not wear earrings. She wore red circle earrings [...]	D
This film is part of a set up for Justice League (2017), and the start of a planned trilogy for Wond [...]	D
Charlize Theron was approached by director Patty Jenkins to appear in the film but she had to turn i [...]	D
In Greco-Roman mythology, the Amazons of Themyscira and the Greek hero Heracles share a rivalry, sin [...]	D
For the scene of Steve blowing up the plane, director Patty Jenkins insisted that the cockpit set be [...]	D
This film is the first live-action appearance of Diana's childhood. All previous live-action version [...]	D
Artemis wields an axe in her battle with the Germans. In the DC comics, Artemis wielded an axe when [...]	D
In this film, Diana briefly wears glasses as a disguise, but Etta Candy points out their ineffective [...]	D
In the comics, Ares stopped his plan to kill everyone because Wonder Woman pointed out it would dest [...]	D
With an opening gross of over $103.3 million from 4,165 theaters, this film marked the highest US op [...]	D
Patty Jenkins cites the work of "Wonder Woman" creator William Moulton Marston (the early stories wh [...]	D
Gal Gadot got her part shortly after she decided to give up on acting, being unsuccessful at landing [...]	D
Director Patty Jenkins shares a birthday with original Wonder Woman (1975) actress Lynda Carter: Jul [...]	D
The big fight on the beach was shot over a period of two weeks, involving two film units and six cam [...]	D
This film is the fourth installment in the DC Extended Universe (DCEU), with L'uomo d'acciaio (2013) [...]	D
Contrary to public opinion and urban legends, Wonder Woman was not actually the first female superhe [...]	D
Aside from moving the setting from World War II America to World War I Europe, the film takes numero [...]	D
Gal Gadot worked on her character six months prior to shooting.	D
Ares wielding the Lasso of Truth without pain and stating that war and truth are the same comes from [...]	D
In this film, Wonder Woman's tiara is an heirloom from Antiope. In both the comics and Wonder Woman [...]	D
It is the first live-action solo theatrical film of the titular Amazonian character. Warner Bros. be [...]	D
Patty Jenkins admitted that she didn't really think Gal Gadot would suit Wonder Woman at first, but [...]	D
After Superman v Batman: Dawn of Justice (2016) was originally greenlit, Alexandra Daddario quickly [...]	D
The first DCEU movie with 90+% Rating on Rotten Tomatoes (equivalent to critical acclaim).	D
Cobie Smulders was briefly considered for the role of Wonder Woman. Smulders went on to voice the ch [...]	D
Nicolas Winding Refn was interested in directing the film and insisted on Christina Hendricks for Wo [...]	D
In the frame story, Diana is wearing a red turtleneck and ponytail. This is much similar to Diana's [...]	D
The first super heroine film to generate more than $100 million domestically.	D
The role of Queen Hippolyta was offered to Nicole Kidman but she passed on the role. She wanted to b [...]	D
There is a dedication in the closing credits to Patty Jenkins's father William T. Jenkins. Jenkins w [...]	D
Near the end of the film when Diana is back in London staring at a display of pictures of what is im [...]	D
In the epilogue, the drawing of the device Etta is trying to recover is a Motherbox. This will becom [...]	D
The World War I scenes were filmed at Upper Heyford air base in Bicester, England.	D
Wonder Woman/Diana is of Scythian nationality in the comics. Gal Gadot, who plays her, was born in I [...]	D
This film is banned in Lebanon because its star, Gal Gadot, is an Israeli citizen and Lebanon is off [...]	D
Ares in this film is based on the villainous god of war in the DC Comics, but is also based on the F [...]	D
When Steve hands his watch to Diana, the time shows about three minutes to 10:00. Back to the presen [...]	D
The primary posters of the movie have a specific color theme. Either it is blue, orange (yellowish), [...]	D
Dr. Maru (Doctor Poison) is seen in her laboratory in a green coat, her comic costume; she also has [...]	D
This is the first female-dominant superhero film in twelve years since Elektra (2005).	D
Diana talks about Clio's treatises. In Greek mythology, Cleo is the goddess of writing. But Clio is [...]	D
Both Gal Gadot and Connie Nielsen were up for roles in L'uomo d'acciaio (2013), with Gadot as Faora [...]	D
Kathryn Bigelow, Catherine Hardwicke, Mimi Leder, Karyn Kusama, Julie Taymor and Tricia Brock were c [...]	D
The name on the German boats in the early part of the movie is Schwaben, indicating they are from a [...]	D
This is the first female-directed live-action film to have a $100 million+ budget. The film's estima [...]	D
Alexandra Daddario was fan favorite to play Diana before Snyder cast Gal Gadot and even after.	D
This film features Diana Prince, the original Wonder Woman, and Artemis and Orana, who briefly held [...]	D
It is the first theatrical feature film Patty Jenkins has directed since Monster (2003).	D
Director Patty Jenkins was originally in talks with Warner Bros. to direct this film back in 2005, b [...]	D
Diana's scenes in London are an homage to Superman (1978), where Superman encounters urban life for [...]	D
This film had been in development since 1996, when Ivan Reitman was hired to write and direct it. In [...]	D
Diana is introduced as Capt. Steve Trevor's secretary in World War I England. This is an homage to t [...]	D
This is the third comic book film to have a female director, after Tank Girl (1995) and Punisher - Z [...]	D
Toward the end of the movie, Diana discovers that her mother, the Amazon Queen Hippolyta, had concea [...]	D
The scam that Sameer is running in the pub bears some resemblance to the notorious "Nigerian Prince" [...]	D
The scenes of Themyscira were shot in Southern Italy, on the Amalfi Coast. Production designer Aline [...]	D
The horse-whipping scene in the movie was shot after principal photography was completed. Director P [...]	D
The DC Films intro debuts in this movie and will appear at the beginning of the next DCEU movies fro [...]	D
Elena Anaya plays Dr. Maru, a woman hidden behind plastic prosthesis. Anaya's casting is an homage t [...]	D
No. 1 opening debut in China grossing $38 million.	D
David Thewlis and Steffan Rhodri were both in Harry Potter e i Doni della Morte - Parte 1 (2010), al [...]	D
Ann Wolfe, regarded the best fighter in women's boxing, was cast as Artemis in the film because acco [...]	D
Director Patty Jenkins and executive producer Geoff Johns rewrote much of Allan Heinberg's script. M [...]	D
Dr. Maru is referred to by her comic book title "Doctor Poison" by Steve Trevor.	D
The movie screening in Tunisia was temporarily banned because Gal Gadot is Israeli and a former sold [...]	D
Although Diana cannot fly in the movie, it is implied that she can float in the air after the final [...]	D
No one addresses Diana as "Wonder Woman" throughout this entire film.	D
Featured in "The A to Z of Superhero Movies: From Abar to ZsaZsa via the MCU", written by Rob Hill.	D
A lot of the movie's plot is derived from the first story used by George Perez when he revamped the [...]	D
Diana asks Steve Trevor, "Would you say you're a typical example of your sex?" to which he answers, [...]	D
The first DC film since Lanterna Verde (2011) that does not feature Batman or Superman. However, Dia [...]	D
Ares commands Wonder Woman to kill Dr. Maru, but she refuses and he turns on her in disappointment. [...]	D
The film's closing credits contains thanks to the people who made significant contributions to Wonde [...]	D
Director Patty Jenkins is a big fan of Wonder Woman (1975) and wanted Lynda Carter, who performed as [...]	D
The film, about a superheroine inspired by Greco-Roman mythology, is produced by Atlas Entertainment [...]	D
The gala guest whose dress Diana steals is credited as Fausta Grables, who was a Swiss Nazi villain [...]	D
For his nude scene, Chris Pine wore Speedos that were later digitally removed.	D
Now Playing Podcast reviewed Wonder Woman. This film received three "recommends".	D
Diana in this film is always wearing her Amazonian clothing underneath whatever other clothes she we [...]	D
Steve flies a short-range aeroplane from Turkey to Themyscira, suggesting that the island is in the [...]	D
Psychologist, author, and inventor William Moulton Marston was an outspoken feminist, polyamorist, a [...]	D
When Sir Patrick is first seen speaking at the Council, he sees Diana among the crowd, and supposedl [...]	D
In Justice League of America (vol. 2) #13, Batman calls Wonder Woman "the best melee fighter in the [...]	D
Ticket-selling site Fandango reported that this film rounded the final leg of its marketing campaign [...]	D

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Errori

Maru develops a formula to give Ludendorff super-strength, but she doesn't do any testing before pre [...]	D
Diana opens Maru's book near the middle instead of at the beginning.	D
The railway carriage at the port in 1918 is named "Southern Railway". The Southern Railway did not c [...]	D
In the initial battle with the Germans on the beach all of the Amazons are on top of a cliff, from w [...]	D
Maru's book should have been damaged severely from being under water, despite it being in a leather [...]	D
Upon meeting The Chief for the first time Steve goes to give Chief a handshake. The Chief removes hi [...]	D
None of the characters call or describe Diana as Wonder Woman -- odd for a movie titled "Wonder Woma [...]	D
Maru conducts her top secret experiment at the factory in full view of everyone there.	D
Steve's watch falling into the ocean at the end credits shows a closeup of the dial with the seconds [...]	D
When Diana gets to the gassed out village, she just jumps off her horse and walks into the gas. When [...]	D
Briefly during the first London rail terminus scene, overhead wire gantries can be seen in the backg [...]	D
After walking through the mud, Diana's boots are spotless.	D
Ludendorff's henchman follows Steve and Diana out of the boutique, then walks past them in the oppos [...]	D
After liberating the town of Veld, Diana and Steve are seated in the town square with mugs of beer. [...]	D
Throughout the movie, Diana's wristbands appear/disappear without any explanation.	D
The song sung by Charlie in the village cafe, "I'll Walk Beside You," was written in 1939.	D
The film takes numerous liberties with Wonder Woman's origin story: Themyscira has no protective bub [...]	D
Searchlights were used in World War I to create "artificial moonlight" to enhance opportunities for [...]	D
Diana speaks English to Steve before she knows what language he speaks. Steve reacts to seeing Diana [...]	D
While the song that plays in the cafe in Belgium ("Sous Les Ponts De Paris" or "Under the Bridges of [...]	D
After they save Veld, Sammy brings beers to Diana and Steve. He walks off with a glass still on the [...]	D
Aside from the fact that it has no telephone poles (at least the part of it that was liberated), it [...]	D
Steve comments on the boat to Diana about Marriage but then says that they don't seem to last. While [...]	D
Steve tells Diana that the front is 400 miles, from the Alps to the North Sea. The Western Front was [...]	D
When Dr Maru and Ludendorff are taking in Dr Maru's lab, there is an Avometer on the bench in the ba [...]	D
The movie takes many liberties with Erich Ludendorff's biography, from murdering his superiors with [...]	D
Wonder Woman's armoured boots have wedge heels in close-ups and in peaceful scenes, but are flat dur [...]	D
Steve opens the door to the bomber prototype with ease.	D
Hippolyte tells Diana that Zeus created Themyscira "to shield us from the outside world. Somewhere A [...]	D
Steve's motorcycle is a period-correct machine, probably a Douglas or a Triumph, with a drive belt m [...]	D
Steve asks Diana if there is dancing on "Paradise Island". Steve would not know Diana's home by any [...]	D
The "Ottoman" texts has nothing to do with the gases and stuff. They are just words that make no sen [...]	D
During the gala, Steve's not wearing a hat. He wears one when leaving the castle for about ten secon [...]	D
There is no blood on Diana's sword after she kills Ludendorff.	D
When Steve is telling the Amazons about the Germans having Turks build bombs for them, the facility [...]	D
In Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, and in this film, in the glass photo of Diana and the team, s [...]	D
Diana doesn't know what a "secretary" is, even though she (like all of the Amazonians) is fluent in [...]	D
The village of Veld is allegedly a French village (the name of the town Hazebrouck is on the map (sh [...]	D
Steve gives the Amazons his serial number as "8141921". The Army began to issue service (or serial) [...]	D
When Diana and Steve are sailing to London, they both fall asleep near Turkey (where Steve's plane w [...]	D
At the airfield in the final battle the background shows third-generation (1980s) hardened aircraft [...]	D
In Veld, you hear some locals comment on Wonder Woman's destruction of the church tower. They do it [...]	D
When Diana questions Hippolyta about where the god-killer weapon is kept, tan lines from sunglasses [...]	D
In the climatic battle when Ares escapes from the Lasso of Hestia and throws Diana away with a blast [...]	D
The glass plate photograph is not a negative image.	D
When Diana and Steve are having a meeting with the generals and it is discovered Diana can read Dr. [...]	D
Neither Hindenburg nor Ludendorff died during World War I. Rather the opposite, both lived for many [...]	D
The Fokker Eindecker monoplane Steve used to escape the Germans was only used very early in the war, [...]	D
The team is on a covert mission unsanctioned by the British, yet everyone in the trenches accepts th [...]	D
It would have been next-to-impossible for The Louvre to hire Diana and secure a work visa for her in [...]	D
During the battle scenes, Diana's hair goes from messy to perfectly curly and neat. This occurs mult [...]	D
An obvious male dressed as an Amazonian can be seen next to Antiope as they race to the beach during [...]	D
The Germans can see Themyscira before they penetrate its protective bubble.	D
General Erich Ludendorff was head of the German Imperial General Staff. It was he, not Paul von Hind [...]	D
When Diana is dancing at the gala with the sword in the back of her blue dress, the hilt of the fake [...]	D
Ares tells Diana "only a god can kill another god". In Greek mythology, a god can be injured but not [...]	D
In the French village scene, you can see modern vehicles in the background.	D
When the Germans attack Themyscira early in the film, they are in small boats launched from a larger [...]	D
While standing outside Cafe Buvette, Diana and Steve go from no cold breath to cold breath (where it [...]	D
Steve Trevor and Etta Candy use the word "intel" instead of "intelligence". Merriam-Webster says "in [...]	D
The film takes numerous liberties with Greek mythology, vis-Ã -vis Ares's relationship with the ot [...]	D
During the trench scene where Diana is arguing with Steve about rescuing the citizens of Veld, there [...]	D
The back of the bullet Ludendorff's henchman shoots at Steve and Diana stops is dimpled. Dimpled bul [...]	D
The Chief talks about the nightly artillery barrage and "German 77's". There are no German 77's. The [...]	D
Given where Steve crash-lands, there is no way that any pieces of the plane would have floated to th [...]	D
Ludendorff's London henchmen are the only ones at the ball who recognize Steve.	D
The license plate of the truck which drives past Diana and Steve when they arrive in London begins w [...]	D
The English subtitle during their multilingual "smack-down" has Sammy "say" to Diana in Mandarin: "I [...]	D
When Steve gets dressed after his bath, we hear the sound of a zip. During WWI the zipper was a new [...]	D
By November 1918, the war had become very mobile, and while elaborate fixed defenses still existed, [...]	D
The license plate of the Wayne Enterprises armored van "JL-828-VZM" (shown in the Paris located open [...]	D
When Steve and Diana are in London, they are faced with gun-wielding robbers in an alley, the first [...]	D
When Diana rescues Steve Trevor from drowning, the characters can be seen exhaling air on the way to [...]	D
When Diana crosses No Man's Land, the rate of fire of the German machine guns is much too high. The [...]	D
The Gods charged the Amazons with keeping Ares in check, yet none of them know about World War I.	D
In the trenches Steve says the battalion has been there a year. British battalions were put forward [...]	D
In the final battle, when Diana is fighting Ares, there is a Mark V Tank, and then later one is pick [...]	D
In the credits, the word "Cavalry" (horse-bound soldiers) is spelled "Calvary" (Latin word for skull [...]	D
Steve tells the Amazons that 27 countries are involved in World War I, with 25 million dead. World W [...]	D
The very men who were angered at Diana "crashing" their meeting tolerate her presence at their next [...]	D
Diana at age 8 speaks in a Scottish accent which changes to an English accent to almost no accent to [...]	D
Ares reveals to Diana that she is The God Killer: "Only a god can kill another god. Zeus left the ch [...]	D
When Diana is using an iPad and typing on a Bluetooth keyboard, a virtual keyboard is visible on the [...]	D
After Diana reads from Maru's book, no one in the room shows any interest in what else is in the boo [...]	D
Steve and Diana recall interactions between Maru and Ludendorff that neither could possible have bee [...]	D
It would be impossible for the Amazon who is shot and killed by a bullet while coming down from the [...]	D
During the feast in the ruined Belgian village, a chanson sung by Ã‰dith Piaf is heard playing on [...]	D
Hippolyte tells Diana that the Amazons were created by the gods to fill men's hearts with love and b [...]	D
It's never explained how the broke Steve can afford clothes for himself and Diana at the high-end bo [...]	D
When the party lands in Belgium, one can see a river boat named after Ã‰dith Piaf, who was only 3 [...]	D
Cyanide pills weren't used until WWII.	D
In any pre-industrial society, ceramic jars would be much too valuable for mere target practice when [...]	D
When Diana is racing away from the gala on a horse back to the village, the blue dress she was weari [...]	D
The film repeats the common thought that British General officers stayed far behind the lines and we [...]	D
World War I ended in 1918. Diana was perhaps 20 at the time. She later worked at the Louvre, some ti [...]	D
In Greek mythology, Prometheus created humans, not Zeus.	D
When the agent in the alley takes his cyanide pill and kills himself, Diana and Steve seem oblivious [...]	D
As in many Hollywood movies, the German-spoken parts on the battle field and in the small towns are [...]	D
After Diana defeats Ares, there is a man bent over the dead body of his comrade near her. In the wid [...]	D
After arriving in London, Diana gushes over a baby. Diana was the only child on Themyscira. She woul [...]	D

Frase

[Steve gives Diana glasses to wear] Etta Candy: R [...]	D
Antiope: A scorpion must sting. A wolf must hunt.	D
Diana Prince: [examining a corset on display at a [...]	D
Diana Prince: The gas will kill everything. What k [...]	D
Diana Prince: You're a man... Steve Trevor: Yeah. [...]	D
Queen Hippolyta: [gives Diana Antiope's tiara] Thi [...]	D
Diana Prince: To the war! Steve Trevor: Technical [...]	D
Charlie: Maybe you're better off without me, yeah? [...]	D
Steve Trevor: [to Diana] I can save today. You can [...]	D
Diana Prince: [Walks in on Steve getting out of hi [...]	D
Diana Prince: A liar, a murderer, and, now, a smug [...]	D
Diana Prince: [waltzing with Steve] We are not dan [...]	D
Diana Prince: You refer to reproductive biology? [...]	D
Von Hindenberg: You were absent at the council mee [...]	D
Ludendorff: What are you? Wonder Woman: You will [...]	D
Steve Trevor: [to Diane] Is there anything else yo [...]	D
Ares: [as Sir Patrick] You're right, Diana. They d [...]	D
Ludendorff: Doctor. Dr. Maru: General. Ludendorf [...]	D
Sameer: Everyone is fighting their own battles, Di [...]	D
Steve Trevor: Have you never met a man before? Wha [...]	D
Queen Hippolyta: What is your mission? Steve Trev [...]	D
[first lines] Diana: I used to want to save the w [...]	D
Diana Prince: You lied to me? Steve Trevor: I'm a [...]	D
Steve Trevor: [trying to stop Diana killing Ludend [...]	D
[Diana experiences snow for the first time] Steve [...]	D
Sameer: A lot of people can't be what they wish to [...]	D
Sameer: Not everyone gets to be what they want to [...]	D
Ludendorff: [about to stab Wonder Woman with sword [...]	D
Queen Hippolyta: Long ago, when time was new and a [...]	D
Diana Prince: I will fight for those who cannot fi [...]	D
Diana Prince: Awww, a baby! Steve Trevor: No. No. [...]	D
Diana Prince: What are you doing? Steve Trevor: I [...]	D
Etta Candy: The sword doesn't go with the outfit. [...]	D
Steve Trevor: All right, so, give me your hand. Li [...]	D
Ares: I SHALL DESTROY YOU! [hurls lightning at Di [...]	D
Steve Trevor: My father told me once, he said, "If [...]	D
Diana Prince: I'm going, Mother. I cannot stand by [...]	D
Charlie: You must think I was born yesterday. Ste [...]	D
[eating ice cream for the first time, and loving i [...]	D
Queen Hippolyta: [ties the Lasso of Truth onto Ste [...]	D
Queen Hippolyta: You know that if you choose to le [...]	D
Steve Trevor: What is this place? Who are you peop [...]	D
Ludendorff: [waltzs with Diana] You know your anci [...]	D
Menalippe: You should have told her. Queen Hippol [...]	D
Diana Prince: [in tears] She was right, my mother [...]	D
Diana Prince: I can not stand by while innocent li [...]	D
Diana Prince: We made a deal, Steve Trevor. And a [...]	D
Diana: I am Diana, Princess of... Steve Trevor: P [...]	D
Sameer: Your eyes, as soft as your smile... Diana [...]	D
Steve Trevor: Welcome to jolly old London. Diana [...]	D
Sameer: [On seeing Diana throw a large man across [...]	D
Ares: I am not the god of war, Diana. I am the god [...]	D
Diana: They came to the conclusion that men are es [...]	D
Etta Candy: I'm introducing myself. It's Etta Cand [...]	D
Diana Prince: [sees a couple] Why are they holding [...]	D
Steve Trevor: [holding his watch] It's still ticki [...]	D
[last words] Steve Trevor: [leaves Diana his watc [...]	D
[Ludendorff gases the German cabinet, and leaves t [...]	D
Steve Trevor: This is no man's land, Diana! It mea [...]	D
Diana Prince: [dances with Steve] Is this what peo [...]	D
Steve Trevor: This war is - a great big mess. And [...]	D
Diana Prince: I killed him, why are they doing thi [...]	D
Wonder Woman: They're everything you say they are. [...]	D
Steve Trevor: You're not wearing any clothes. Let' [...]	D
Charlie: May we get what we want... Steve Trevor: [...]	D
Steve Trevor: Where is she? Etta Candy: Well, she [...]	D
Diana Prince: I even asked them to send me with yo [...]	D
Diana Prince: What one does with the truth is more [...]	D
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