WATCH: Gal Gadot Rocks in ‘Wonder Woman’ Trailer
Gal Gadot arrives for the European premiere of “Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice” at Odeon Leicester Square on March 22, 2016 in London, England Image by Getty Images
By Josefin Dolsten July 25, 2016
Israeli actress Gal Gadot showed off her fierce fighting skills in the much-anticipated first official trailer for the movie “Wonder Woman.”
In the clip, Gadot’s character uses her superhero power to fight against multitudes of men who come at her with guns and cannons.
Gadot, 31, grew up in Israel’s central city Rosh HaAyin. The 2004 Miss Israel winner did her compulsory two year service in the Israel Defense Forces, after which she went on to study law.
Her previous film credits include the “Fast & Furious” series and “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice,” in which she also played Wonder Woman.
Gadot is married to Israeli real estate developer Yaron Varsano, with whom she has a four-year-old daughter.
Watch the trailer here:
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