‘Wonder Woman’ Star Gal Gadot Celebrates the End of Filming on the Solo Movie

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Gal Gadot in ‘Batman v Superman’ (Warner Bros.)

The dust has barely settled from the superhero clash in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice — and, shortly thereafter, the fight between fans and critics over the film’s less-than-stellar reviews. But it’s already time to begin looking forward to the next would-be DC blockbuster: Wonder Woman. And as evidenced by a new announcement from its star, that titanic Amazonian adventure is well on its way to storming theaters on-schedule in June 2017.

In an Instagram post from yesterday, headliner Gal Gadot can be seen joyously closing the clapboard on production of Wonder Woman. While there’s undoubtedly still lots more post-production and computer-effects work to be done on the Warner Bros film, Gadot’s online post made it clear that, in terms of her solo-movie performance, she’s now officially done. (That doesn’t mean the lasso is going away anytime soon, though: Production on the first Justice League movie has already begun.)

Today was my last day shooting the solo @wonderwomanfilm! It’s been such an amazing, exciting, dreamy, happy and fascinating experience I will cherish it forever. Thank you to everyone who was involved, our amazing cast, crew and phenomenal director. ❤️🎬

A video posted by Gal Gadot (@gal_gadot) on May 9, 2016 at 10:03am PDT

While Gadot may have hung up her sword, shield and lasso for the time being, details remain scarce on her DC effort, aside from the fact that it’ll be set during WWI — thus making it an origin-story prequel to Batman v Superman — and that Gadot’s heroine will be joined by a cadre of fierce female warriors to be played by Connie Nielsen, Robin Wright, and Lisa Loven Kongsli.

Oh, and as early glimpses confirm, whether she’s in Europe or on her famed homeland of “Paradise Island” (a.k.a. the Greek isle of Themyscira), she’ll be kicking some serious enemy you-know-what.

Directed by Monster’s Patty Jenkins, and also starring Danny Huston and David Thewlis, Wonder Woman will hit theaters even sooner than expected, as its release date was recently pushed up three weeks to June 2, 2017. And for those who can’t wait that long for even more of Princess Diana, the extended R-rated cut of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice arrives on Blu-ray later this summer.