From EE, By Nicole Sperling
Will Jessica Biel be the next Wonder Woman? Industry sources say that the former 7th Heaven teen star may wield the Lasso of Truth in an upcoming film version of Justice League of America, and Hollywood was buzzing about the potential casting news on Monday. (Biel's reps say that it's way too early to know if a deal will happen; Warner Bros. won't confirm.) The movie, set to be directed by George Miller (Mad Max, Happy Feet), is a live-action adaptation of the popular comic book. It will mark the first time Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman appear together on the big screen. Biel last starred in Adam Sandler's summer comedy I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry. She is currently shooting the drama Powder Blue with Forest Whitaker.
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From darkhorizons, An assortment of news today on Warner Bros.' all-star superhero film "Justice League of America."
Whilst the likes of Victoria Hill, Silvia Colloca, Ivana Milicevic have all tested for the role of Wonder Woman, trade paper Variety reports that Jessica Biel is already in talks.
The studio has declined to comment on any casting speculation, saying that it will announce the entire cast in one go rather than as each cast member joins.
Biel is presently filming the indie drama "Powder Blue," then shoots an adaptation of Oscar Wilde's "A Woman of No Importance" but has room pre-strike to shoot 'Justice'.
Meanwhile, UGO's Back Row Chatter has landed apparent spoiler details on the film's storyline. Here's an excerpt:
"The characters of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, The Flash and Martian Manhunter comprise the League.
The 'Lantern' of this film is John Stewart, whilst The Flash is the youngest member and has a crush on Wonder Woman.
Batman has a piece of technology he developed called the 'Redeye', that he can use to spy unbeknownst on the other League members. It becomes a catalyst for events when a villain takes control of it, whilst one of the League members will 'go bad'."
Sadly no hardcore Kal-El/Bruce Wayne sex in sight. Click here for the full article.
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