Professor Marston and the Wonder Women

William Marston's granddaughter Christie Marston publicly stated that her family "completely rejects [...]	D
Rebecca Hall and Luke Evans were both in Bonobos: Back to the Wild (2011), a drama about renowned na [...]	D
Christie Marston, the granddaughter of Elizabeth and William Marston, opposed the movie partially be [...]	D
A very close friend of the Marston family is Lynda Carter, the star of Wonder Woman (1975).	D
Christie Marston, the granddaughter of Elizabeth and William Marston, claims that Olive Byrne and El [...]	D
The Marstons' life has been previously adapted into the 2014 play "Lasso of Truth," written by Carso [...]	D
Marston was a psychologist related to the D.I.S.C. model of behavioral styles.	D
Christie Marston refers to Elizabeth Marston as Gram and Olive Byrne as Dots.	D
The film came out the same year Warner Bros.' Wonder Woman (2017) hit theaters. The films star Luke [...]	D
Often erroneously thought to be the inventor of the polygraph, better known as the lie-detector, Wil [...]	D
Professor Marston, uses print in the blackboard in the film. They used script then.	D
According to director Angela Robinson at the 2017 New York Comic Con, the producers tried to invite [...]	D
Though promoted as "the true story" of William Moulton Marston, Elizabeth Marston and Olive Byrne, m [...]	D
Luke Evans (William Marston) starred in Fast & Furious 6 (2013) with Gal Gadot, who went on to portr [...]	D
William Marston died from skin cancer on May 2, 1947, seven days shy of his 54th birthday.	D

Midnight Screenings: Professor Marston and the Wonder Women	D

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In the auditorium, modern Exit signs and modern HVAV vents can be seen.	D
A major scene early in the movie takes place in a Radcliffe College sorority. Radcliffe, which was l [...]	D
According to the movie, Olive Byrne died in 1985, but the actual year of her death was 1990.	D
Several times, sexual talk and actions among the characters take place in public spaces.	D
In a scene set in the 1920's, Prof. Marston says that he was "in the OSS" during World War I. But th [...]	D
When the professor was in the hospital at the end of his life his room had modern features that woul [...]	D
William Moulton Marston was portrayed as a spy and in one brief scene reminisces about his military [...]	D
During her first kiss with Olive, Elizabeth's cigarette is seen in different hands in various shots.	D
The end notes of the film say that the sexual themes disappeared from Wonder Woman after Marston's d [...]	D

Josette Frank: You don't even deny that these imag [...]	D
William Moulton Marston: We did it! The link to th [...]	D
William Moulton Marston: She is beautiful, guilele [...]	D
William Moulton Marston: Suprema, the Wonder Woman [...]	D
Elizabeth Marston: [on her knees] I thought I knew [...]	D
Elizabeth Marston: If it is the same work then why [...]	D
Elizabeth Marston: How are you going to learn anyt [...]	D
[last lines] William Moulton Marston: [speaking t [...]	D
Elizabeth Marston: He respects me. He loves me. An [...]	D
Olive Byrne: [From trailer] A comic book, Bill? W [...]	D
Elizabeth Marston: When are you going to stop just [...]	D
William Moulton Marston: [lecturing] A person is m [...]	D
Elizabeth Marston: What we want can never happen. [...]	D
Brant Gregory: What is your intention towards Oliv [...]	D
Elizabeth Marston: Will you stop apologizing? Do y [...]	D
Brant Gregory: Path to peace is not through financ [...]	D
M.C. Gaines: We've been banned. William Moulton M [...]	D

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