March 12, 2017
"Wonder Woman" star Gal Gadot, who hails from Israel, has
called for equal pay and opportunities for women in Hollywood after a year
dominated by sexual harassment scandals.
Decoding feminism, Gadot said in
a tweet: "Feminism is not about burning bras/hating men or growing hair under
the armpit.. It's simply about equality between men and women. Equal pay, equal
opportunities... We should all be feminists!"
The actress will also
feature in "Wonder Woman 2", for which director Patty Jenkins has cast Kristen
Wiig too.
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