Actor
Gal Gadot said she believes
Wonder Woman
is a great character because she is real and flawed. Reportedly, the 32-year-old actor, who plays
Diana Prince, aka Wonder Woman in the
Patty Jenkins-directed
film, said the reason why she could relate with her part was because did not hide the chink in her armour.
"What I love about this character is she's not perfect. She allows herself to show her flaws. She's this open character. So I think this is something that I relate to. I'm a person who's very open. I love people."
"I wouldn't say that I enjoy showing my flaws but I don't mind showing my weaknesses to the outside world because each and every one of us has their own weaknesses and flaws. So for me it's natural, and the more we feel comfortable with it the more lovely it is," said Gadot.
Recently, filmmaker
James Cameron had called 'Wonder Woman' an "objectified icon" and described the film "a step backwards". Jenkins, however, dismissed the 'Avatar' director's criticism, saying there is "no right and wrong kind of powerful woman".
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