Wonder Woman: Bloodlines offers a diverse voice cast in first trailer
The first trailer for Wonder Woman: Bloodlines has arrived, and it showcases the movie’s diverse array of talent.
The trailer for Wonder Woman: Bloodlines is finally upon us. The DC Animated Movie Universe is looking to give us an installment in the franchise for Wonder Woman. In fact, this is her first animated feature since 2009’s Wonder Woman.
Rosario Dawson reprises her role as Wonder Woman for the sixth time. With Wonder Woman: Bloodlines under her belt now, it seems Rosario Dawson is not leaving this role anytime soon. If you’re not too familiar with the franchise and some of her work, she was Gail in the Sin City films and Claire Temple in the Marvel/Netflix shows.
A important casting note must always be taken into account for Hippolyta. She is Queen of Themyscira and the mother of Wonder Woman. One cannot cast just anybody for such an important role. The queen herself, Cree Summer is playing Queen Hippolyta. Must one begin with Cree Summer’s resume’ of over thirty decades? You fans likely recognize her as Max from Batman: Beyond and Vixen from Batman: The Brave and The Bold. With Cree Summer’s long history and range, she can definitely bring much to the role – pride, respect, honor, royalty, motherly love and authority.
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Kimberly Brooks joins the cast voicing not one, but two of Wonder Woman’s villains. Both Cheetah and Giganta will be in this film. Kimberly Brooks has the resume that includes voice casting. You may know her as Kimberly D. Brooks ,as well. The actress been voice acting for over twenty years now, and you may know her best for work in video games like Mass Effect. her other credits include voicing Oracle in Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City. You can also hear her as Batgirl in Injustice: Gods Among Us and LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham. Imagine that now, we have three women of color in this movie, all voicing well-established DC characters.
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And the diversity in Wonder Woman: Bloodlines’ voice cast doesn’t stop there. Michael Dorn, known as Kalibak to some and beloved by Trekkies, voices Ferdinand the Minotaur. Adding to this is the Iranian actress, Mozhan Marnò playing the forgotten villain, Dr. Cyber of the Diana Prince period from the late sixties. And Adrienne Moore rounds out the cast as Etta Candy. There’s really only one established, white male role, and that is Col. Steve Trevor. Playing Steve Trevor is Jeffrey Donovan, who audiences likely know from Burn Notice.