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Adria Arjona Confirms She's Playing Wonder Woman in Man of Tomorrow

Adria Arjona Confirms She's Playing Wonder Woman in Man of Tomorrow

Aug 28, 2026 - 19:30
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  • Actress Adria Arjona has dropped a bombshell in an interview with Screenrant: she'll be playing the iconic superhero Wonder Woman in Ja
  • Arjona revealed that she's undergone an intense training regimen, working out two to three hours a day, and has gained significant musc
  • Arjona credits James Gunn for launching her career, particularly his role in The Belko Experiment. She praises him for giving her oppor

Actress Adria Arjona has dropped a bombshell in an interview with Screenrant: she'll be playing the iconic superhero Wonder Woman in James Gunn's highly anticipated Superman sequel, Man of Tomorrow. The news has sent shockwaves through the fan community, who have been speculating about Diana's role for months.

Arjona revealed that she's undergone an intense training regimen, working out two to three hours a day, and has gained significant muscle mass. Her dedication is evident in her words: 'Drinking coffee is the only thing that keeps me up.' This newfound physique has sparked comparisons with Wonder Woman, fueling speculation about Arjona's casting.

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Training Regimen and Physical Appearance

Arjona credits James Gunn for launching her career, particularly his role in The Belko Experiment. She praises him for giving her opportunities and credits their friendship as the reason she got a part in Andor. This familial connection is no coincidence, given Gunn's history of casting his loved ones in his projects.

The similarities between this situation and the Brand New Day debacle surrounding Spider-Man: Brand New Day are undeniable. Sadie Sink was cast in a mystery role, only to be revealed as Jean Grey in the movie's release. Fans expect the same treatment for Arjona's Wonder Woman, with speculation surrounding her character's significance in the larger DCU.

The introduction of Diana in Man of Tomorrow sets the stage for a solo project, potentially paving the way for a new direction in the DC Universe. Fans eagerly await further updates on Arjona's role and its potential impact on the franchise.

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At this point, it doesn’t seem like it can be spelled out more clearly. In a new interview with Screenrant, actress Adria Arjona, who has an action movie, Onslaught out next week, talked about her training for Man of Tomorrow, the Superman sequel arriving in 2027.

“I have muscles that I’ve never had in my life. I’m training two to three hours a day on a crazy diet,” Arjona stated. “Drinking coffee is the only thing that keeps me up.

And I’m really excited!” That would be a fairly normal quote were it not for one fact: We still have no idea who she is actually playing in the movie, which is not the case for essentially any other actor confirmed. That all translates into one, pretty inescapable conclusion, that Arjona is playing Wonder Woman, who will be introduced in Man of Tomorrow and go on to hold the key role in the larger DCU.

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Actress Adria Arjona has confirmed she'll play the iconic superhero.

The casting decision mirrors a similar situation with Spider-Man: Brand New Day, sparking speculation among fans about her character's significance in the DCU.

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