Wonder Woman 1984

Wonder Woman 1984 is a superhero movie directed by Patty Jenkins, and a standalone sequel to 2017's Wonder Woman. Set decades later in the DC Extended Universe, it follows Wonder Woman battling against Max Lord.

Synopsis for "Wonder Woman 1984"

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Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

Barbara Minerva (Origin)
Max Lord (First full appearance) (Flashback and main story)
- Black Gold Cooperative (Single appearance)
  - Emerson (Single appearance)
  - Raquel (Single appearance)

Other Characters:

Babajide (Frank Patel) (Single appearance)
Carl (Single appearance)
Carol Thomas
Charlie (In a photograph only)
Chief (In a photograph only)
Courtney (Single appearance)
Emerson (Single appearance)
Etta Candy (In a photograph only)
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Harassing drunkard
Harry S. Truman (Painting)
Jace Valentine (Single appearance)
Jake (Single appearance)
John (Single appearance)
Kelly (Single appearance)
Ken (Single appearance)
Khalaji (Single appearance)
Lai Zhong (Single appearance)
Leon (Single appearance)
Max Lord's parents (Flashback only)
Red Army
Robbers
- Bad Skin (Single appearance)
- Buzz Cut (Single appearance)
- Flat Top (Single appearance)
- Scowler (Single appearance)
Roger (Single appearance)
Said bin Abydos (Single appearance)
Sameer (In a photograph only)
Simon Stagg (First appearance)
- Stagg Industries
  - Belinda (Single appearance)
United States Army
United States Government
- General Petersen, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (Single appearance)
- President of the United States
United States National Guard
United States Secret Service
Wang (Single appearance)
Abraham Lincoln (Mentioned only)
Duke of Deception (Mentioned only)
Erika (Mentioned only)
Federal Communications Commission (Mentioned only)
Federal Trade Commission (Mentioned only)
Riley (Mentioned only)
Romulus Augustulus (Mentioned only)
Zeus (Mentioned only)

Locations:

China
Egypt
- Cairo
- Giza
  - Pyramid of Giza
Japan
- Tokyo
Themyscira (Flashback only)
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
- Moscow
  - Red Square
    - Saint Basil's Cathedral
United Kingdom
- London
United States of America
- New York City (In a photograph only)
- Trevor Ranch (In a photograph only) (Single appearance)
- Washington, D.C.
  - Capitol Building
  - Commander Salamander (Single appearance)
  - Galaxy Records (Single appearance)
  - Georgetown
  - Lincoln Memorial
  - Pennsylvania Avenue
  - Smithsonian Institution
  - Southfields Mall (Single appearance)
  - Washington Monument
  - Watergate complex
  - White House
Bialya (Mentioned only)
Carthage (Mentioned only)
Cuba (Mentioned only)
Dzibilchaltun (Mentioned only)
Indus Valley (Mentioned only)
Iran (Mentioned only)
Iraq (Mentioned only)
Italy (Mentioned only)
- Florence (Mentioned only)
  - Ponte Vecchio (Mentioned only)
- Rome (Mentioned only)
Kingdom of Kush (Mentioned only)
Red Sea (Mentioned only)
Saudi Arabia (Mentioned only)

Items:

Vehicles:

Events:

Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman
- Lilly Aspell as Young Diana
Chris Pine as Steve Trevor
Kristen Wiig as Barbara Minerva (See Notes)
Pedro Pascal as Max Lord
- Jonny Barry as 15 years old Max
- Lambro Demetriou as 8 years old Max
Robin Wright as Antiope
Connie Nielsen as Hippolyta
Doutzen Kroes as Venelia
Lynda Carter as Asteria
Lucian Perez as Alistair Lord
Hayley Warnes as Aella
Hari James as Trigona
Oliver Cotton as Simon Stagg
Amr Waked as Said bin Abydos
Kristoffer Polaha as the engineer whose body Steve possesses
Natasha Rothwell as Carol Thomas
Ravi Patel as Babajide
Gabriella Wilde as Raquel
Ed Birch as Carl
Kelvin Yu as Jake
Mensah Bediako as Leon
Jonathan Ajayi as Emerson
Ryan Watson as Bad Skin
Lyon Beckwith as Buzz Cut
Jimmy Burke as Flat Top
Brandon Thane Wilson as Scowler
Shane Attwooll as Harassing drunkard
Wai Wong as Lai Zhong
David al-Fahmi as Khalaji
Oakley Bull as Kelly
Stuart Milligan as the American President
Patrick Lyster as General Petersen
Belinda Mayne as Belinda
Asim Chaudhry as Roger
Kenneth Jay as Ken
Rey Rey Terry as Courtney
Chi-Lin Nim as Wang
Luis Torrecilla as Max Lord's father
Sarah Barlondo as Max Lord's mother
Sam Sheridan as a US Army technician
Asa Sheridan as Jace Valentine
Lucy Davis as Etta Candy
Eugene Brave Rock as Chief
Ewen Bremner as Charlie
Saïd Taghmaoui as Sameer

The character Barbara Minerva is never literally referred to as "Cheetah" in her debut film, however she is greatly based on her comic book counterpart who goes by that name.
Wonder Woman 1984 was affected by the global COVID-19 pandemic and suffered 3 separate release date delays. It was first pushed from November 1, 2019 to June 5, 2020; so as to take advantage of the summer box-office season. The pandemic however caused the release date to be shifted to August 14, 2020; then to October 2, 2020; and lastly to December 25, 2020. It was simultaneously released in theatres and HBO Max in the United States.

The film includes cameos by the director Patty Jenkins' husband Sam Sheridan and their son Asa.
Gal Gadot's husband Yaron Varsano as well as their daughters Alma and Maya also make cameos.
While only appearing on pictures in the film, Lucy Davis, Eugene Brave Rock and Ewen Bremner did pose for new material and as such received a screen credit.^[1] Saïd Taghmaoui is also credited, though he was unavailable for the movie.^[2]