Jason Fuchs Unveils Behind-the-Scenes Insights on Wonder Woman and DC Projects
Jason Fuchs recently shared insights about his writing experience for Wonder Woman (2017) on a podcast. He discussed the potential appearance of Darkseid's son, Kalibak, in a post-credits scene that would have linked the film to Justice League. Fuchs also touched on his current project, It: Welcome to Derry, and a Lobo feature film script that didn't progress to production.
During his interview on the Happy Sad Confused podcast with Josh Horowitz, Fuchs delved into various aspects of his work, including his contributions to DC projects. He expressed pride in infusing Wonder Woman with a "love letter" quality akin to The Little Mermaid. Fuchs also revealed some scenes that were left out of the final version of the film, such as an encounter between Diana and Florence Nightingale set in the Crimean War.
Additionally, Fuchs mentioned a post-credits sequence featuring Kalibak, a lesser-known character from DC comics who is Darkseid's son. He shared that he had envisioned a version of the third act where regular human women played a more significant role alongside Diana in the battle against Ares during World War I.
Despite these creative ideas not making it to the screen, Fuchs's insights offer a glimpse into the intricate storytelling process behind Wonder Woman and his other projects. His passion for crafting compelling narratives shines through in his discussions, showcasing the depth of thought and creativity that goes into bringing iconic characters to life on the big screen.