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Lynda Carter sensed from the very beginning that Wonder Woman was destined to succeed. Stepping into the role in the 1970s — at the height of the feminist movement — felt powerful, timely, and, in her own words, incredibly fun. Decades later, she returned to the Wonder Woman universe as Asteria in Wonder Woman 1984. What made the experience even more meaningful was the genuine friendship she developed with Gal Gadot and director Patty Jenkins. Keeping her cameo a secret was a thrill. For Lynda,
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Lynda Carter sensed from the very beginning that Wonder Woman was destined to succeed. Stepping into the role in the 1970s — at the height of the feminist movement — felt powerful, timely, and, in her own words, incredibly fun. Decades later, she returned to the Wonder Woman universe as Asteria in Wonder Woman 1984. What made the experience even more meaningful was the genuine friendship she developed with Gal Gadot and director Patty Jenkins. Keeping her cameo a secret was a thrill. For Lynda,
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