The 29-year-old teased the possibility of appearing as the heroine either in a stand-alone film or in the upcoming "Batman vs Superman" movie.
"I would love for DC to put Wonder Woman in one of their upcoming flicks, either in her own movie or 'Batman vs Superman', or just something even to introduce her. Being in the comic book world, we know a lot of the same people at DC and Marvel, so we hear a lot of things, but it's all speculation right now. But I would absolutely love that," Alexander told Forbes.
There have been rumours that Warner Bros are considering introducing the character of Wonder Woman in Zack Snyder's "Man of Steel" sequel.
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