Wonder Woman director reveals he quit Thor due to creative differences

Director Patty Jenkins, who has established herself as the "number one" in Hollywood with films such as "Wonder Woman" and "Monster", said in a recent interview that she had withdrawn from the crew of "Thor 2" due to the helpless reason of "creative differences", and that her biggest disagreement with Marvel was the script.

Patty Jenkins said: "I don't believe I can make a good movie without a good script. This is a far-reaching decision, because a bad movie will look like my fault. People will say, look at this female director, she wasted such an opportunity and so on. You can't make a movie you don't believe in, you can't prove to people that you can direct such a movie. If you don't succeed, no one will believe you can, and you won't have a second chance to prove you can." Judging from what Patty Jenkins said, it seems that Marvel had too much dominance in the script, which led to the failure of this cooperation.

Before Alan Taylor was confirmed as the director of Thor 2, Marvel had hoped that Patty Jenkins would come to direct the film. However, the cooperation was not successful. Later, she filmed Wonder Woman under DC and Warner and it was a great success. After the director was changed to Taika Waititi, Marvel's Thor 3 finally ushered in a turnaround. At present, Wonder Woman 2 has been filmed and the release date has been confirmed to be August 14. There are reports that Wonder Woman 3 has also been in the early stages of preparation.

"Thor 4" has also started casting, and Christian Bale has confirmed that he will star in the film. Tessa Thompson will return to the crew to play the role of Valkyrie, and Natalie Portman will also return to the story framework of "Thor". Under the control of director Taika Waititi, compared with the first two Shakespearean-style "Thor", the younger "Thor 3" is very suitable for the current audience. Moreover, "Thor" has also gotten rid of the shadow of serious drama and has a sense of comedy. Perhaps the "funny style" of "Guardians of the Galaxy" will become Marvel's standard. "Thor 4" was originally scheduled to start filming in Sydney in March this year, but it was postponed due to the impact of the epidemic.