The director said he is no longer nostalgic! Wonder Woman 3 will tell a modern story

According to a report by Time.com, "Wonder Woman 3" will tell a modern story, and director Patty Jenkins recently revealed this idea. At the same time, she also responded to fans who wanted her to direct "Justice League 2", saying that she wanted to see the superheroes' personal "shining moments".

Patty Jenkins, director of the Wonder Woman series

The story backgrounds of "Wonder Woman" and "Wonder Woman 1984" which will be released next year are World War I and the 1980s respectively. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter at the Sundance Film Festival on Saturday, Patty Jenkins, the director of the "Wonder Woman" series, talked about her hope that the story of "Wonder Woman 3" will not take place in the past. "Although it is not ready yet, I don't want another period drama." She went on to explain: "I don't plan to put it in the past again, because you always have to move forward. It should be a modern story. I can only say this. What era it will be and how we will get there, I haven't figured it out yet."

Jenkins also responded to a recent fan suggestion that Jenkins or James Wan should direct Justice League 2. She said that this is unlikely for her, "I think the Justice League movie is very challenging, and I think it will be great if it is done well, but I think it is too early to put all the characters together, because I am more happy to see their own movies. I want to see Aquaman 2 and The Flash."

Finally, she added: "Never say never, but I think everyone should have their moment to shine."

Patty Jenkins and Gal Gadot on the set of Wonder Woman 1984

Currently, "Wonder Woman 1984" is scheduled to be released in the United States on June 5, 2020. "Wonder Woman 3" has not yet been officially announced, and whether Jenkins will continue to direct has not been officially announced.