Wonder Woman director turned down Justice League, Thor 2

48-year-old Patty Jenkins is the director of two "Wonder Woman" films, but in a recent interview with foreign media Premiere, she said that she had refused to direct the movie version of "Justice League".

Patty Jenkins said in an interview that the film needed to portray a fictional superhero team, but she admitted that she turned down the opportunity to direct the film version of "Justice League" because there were too many superhero characters in it.

Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins

Patty Jenkins said: "I like comics, but I know superheroes through movies. But the point is, unlike other directors, I don't really care about the superhero universe, or the continuity of superhero stories, and so on. Someone contacted me before and asked me to make a "Justice League" movie, but I refused because there are too many superhero characters in it."

Patty Jenkins previously directed the 2013 Marvel film Thor: The Dark World, but three months later she left the film due to "creative differences". Patty Jenkins said she had no control over the film and that the script for Thor: The Dark World was so bad that she couldn't stand it and left the film.

Patty Jenkins' new film "Wonder Woman 1984" will be released in the United States on August 14, 2020.