The much-awaited movie Wonder Woman 1984 has been finally released, while it has been a long journey for the director, Patty Jenkins. The movie arrived in theaters along with HBO Max simultaneously on Dec. 25.

Jenkins reflected on gathering her dream cast together and the future of Diana Prince. The 49-year-old director recalled when she was going to start the first installment of Wonder Woman and everyone said that this film wouldn't be able to make big at the box office.

She laughed off the pressure she had at that time. However, she revealed that certain things were easier considering the crew and cast members, including the scripting of the film. However, the director admitted that creating a sequel to any movie is difficult.

Jenkins noted that Batman and Spider-Man had similar behind the scenes stories as it might become better or worse. Jenkins further explained that the creators always try to do something powerful in the next installment to prove the concept.

The This Changes Everything star also noted that Wonder Woman is different than other superheroes as she doesn't have a dark past or got bitten by any insect. In fact, she is trying to engage mankind and confront people to become better in life.

Although the director explained further that the character isn't perfect herself. Jenkins explained that Prince is vulnerable as she can get hurt by love while she is also optimistic. She further noted that she never did any chemistry test between Chris Pine and Gal Gadot.

"He’s warm and he’s chill and always funny and truly appreciates women. On that movie and this movie, I can’t be grateful enough how truly friendly everybody is with each other and how much everybody really likes each other," she explained.

Jenkins revealed that the third installment of Wonder Woman would continue the story. However, she didn't confirm if she will direct the next installment or not. She further disclosed being ready with two stories that will help to complete the story of this film.

She further explained that the character makes a difference without trying to change as a person. She also reflected on the label of being a lady director and acknowledged that it feels like a drag to her. However, she noted that it makes her feel proud to be in this position. Coincidentally, every movie she has directed so far is female-oriented.