Many fans have seen Gail Gadot say in an interview: "Joss Whedon's re-shooting of "Justice League" that year disrupted my plans for my acting career. After this was said, it was reported by the Hollywood media. Many people think of another "Justice League" actor at the time, Ray Fisher, who also said that Joss Whedon had behaved inappropriately on the set four years ago, and Warner's management's investigation and solution to this was also perfunctory, which made fans wonder. On the morning of May 10, Beijing time, Hollywood reporter Sharon Durbay took out the complete interview content of Gail Gadot, allowing fans to see the actress's original words. Although she didn't mention fisher, almost every sentence she said confirmed the veracity of Fisher's remarks about Joss Whedon, who had worked together unhappily on Justice League four years earlier.
"Warner's puzzling approach to josie Whedon's transformation of the DC cinematic world has nothing to do with his previous directing of Marvel films, but his approach on set is puzzling, and it's strange that Warner has done it perfunctorily since then." From her own perspective, the actress described the problems she had on the set of Justice League four years ago — when Gadot hadn't yet decided to star in Wonder Woman 1984 , and there were no single episodes in her contract with the company, so Joss Whedon gave the impression that all the actors' contracts seemed to be in the hands of the director, not in the hands of the agent or the actors themselves, which made the actors uncomfortable. Some may wonder why Gadot and Fisher didn't say these things before the Floyd affair?
Zach Schneider returned with "Justice League", but unfortunately this version of Zhenglian did not improve in ratings, but the topic of "verbal battles" between Zadao fans and Warner management was frequently searched. The author (who watched the movie with self-satisfaction) is also fair, "Justice League Edited Version" feels much better than the version released on the HBO platform, at least "Green Lantern" returns to the edited version, which is the wish of many DC fans. Although "Wonder Woman 1984" can already support HBO's user base, Warner is still in transition in the streaming era, and Justice League ratings are not the key, as long as Zach Schneider returns to the DC SuperHero series. But the tension between Warner's management and fans, and Joss Whedon's version of Justice League, was the fuse, and these problems were not solved.
Walter Hamada explained that Fisher had a conflict with Joss Whedon on set because of differences over the film's creation. This is a different opinion in creation and shooting, and it has not risen to the height of character, and it is perfectly normal for different views on creation to appear in the process of Hollywood film shooting. Warner also explained that according to Hamada's explanation, the matter of Joss Wedden has become small and small. When Fisher was chattering about the argument, the Warner crew deleted the scene about the steel skeleton in the new version of "Justice League", and after the director returned to the set, at his insistence, Fisher returned to the positive crew. This time Gadot explained the differences on set that year— Zach Schneider had left the film halfway through the film four years earlier because of the sudden death of his daughter.
That is to say, Joss Whedon is just a director who took over halfway, and the director has already designed the framework of the film, and the actors have already understood it. Actors, including Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill, also wanted to follow Zach Schneider's thinking, but after Joss Whedon came to the crew, he overturned the framework that Za's director had already formulated, adding his own set of things, which made the actors uncomfortable in the first place - this is the main embodiment of Gadot's belief that Joss Whedon made the DC film world deteriorate. If the director had followed Zach Schneider's train of thought, the actors might not have diverged, but Joss Whedon wanted to dominate his thinking, leading many to mistakenly believe that he had brought Avengers to the dc comic book.
At that time, when the competition between DC and Marvel was fierce, Chris Trio, the screenwriter of "Justice League", also hinted in a later interview that the difference between the actor and the director group at that time was relatively large, and at this time, Warner needed to adjust. Warner's approach to this is puzzling, mainly in two ways - Gadot believes that during the filming process, when Joss Whedon disagrees with some actors, the company should intervene, but warner did not do this. Later, when Fisher said these problems on social platforms, Warner's "aftercare work" was speechless, and even wanted to delete the role of Steel Bone Man, which was not like the quality of a large film and television company. So Gadot would say that Warner's approach to this is puzzling.