(Concept poster made by Robert Sebree)

Latino Review got the exclusive on this fan film trailer of stuntman turned director, Jesse V. Johnson, and his vision for a Wonder Woman movie. As we've known for too long, the folks at DC and Warner Bros. seem incapable or unwilling to give the Amazonian Warrior princess her proper and long overdue respect in bringing one-third of DC Comics holy trinity a worthy feature film adaptation. Luckily, Johnson's experience in film afforded him the opportunity to show what he could do behind the camera by making this exciting Wonder Woman trailer.

Unlike many fan films floating around on the web this one has high production values and great special effects. Johnson enlisted the help of actors Nina Bergman as Wonder Woman and Peter Stormare as a Nazi interrogator to add some quality performances to the action-packed escape sequence. Johnson's manager believed in his directorial potential.

It was my manager / producing partner Kailey Marsh’s idea to shoot the trailer.  She really believes I should be a studio director, and thought shooting WonderWoman would be a great way to show off my skills in a fun way that people could get excited about.

This trailer makes for a great calling card to potential Hollywood suitors looking for an up and coming talent. The real question is if the suits at Warner Bros. are watching and listening to the outcry from fans that Wonder Woman should be a priority considering the studio wants to release a 'Justice League' movie  sometime in the next five years. If nothing else, the trailer proves that Wonder Woman can translate to the big screen in the right hands with the right script. Something fundamentally obvious to everyone but to those that can actually make it happen.

Enjoy the video:

                                 Female Super Hero Fan Film from Jesse V. Johnson on Vimeo.



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Wonder Woman is a non-profit film for private use only, and is not for sale or resale. It is strictly for the promotional use of the filmmaker. It is in NO way endorsed by Warner Brothers or DC Comics nor is it intended to undermine or compete with any existing or forthcoming material. Wonder Woman is created for fun and should not be sold, rented or used for anything of the sort. Station 3 and Jesse V. Johnson make no claim to any of the characters, locations, storyline, props, costume designs, logos, names or situations that are trademarked, copyrighted or otherwise protected by the federal, state, international or other intellectual property law. This film is produced solely for the personal enjoyment of the cast, crew and any other Wonder Woman fans. No copyright infringement is intended or implied.

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