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Posted: 2017-09-11T20:05:09Z | Updated: 2017-09-11T20:09:56Z Patty Jenkins Officially Seals The Deal To Direct 'Wonder Woman' Sequel | HuffPost

Patty Jenkins Officially Seals The Deal To Direct 'Wonder Woman' Sequel

She'll become the highest paid female director of all time.

Patty Jenkins, director of the record-breaking “Wonder Woman ,” has secured a deal to direct the film’s sequel, Variety reports. 

The deal for Jenkins to direct, write and produce the film is reportedly worth around $8 million, according to sources who spoke to Variety, which would make her the highest paid female director of all time. 

The second installment of the DC Comics movie was confirmed earlier this summer at Comic-Con, as was the return of its star Gal Gadot. (The film has a 2019 release date .) Jenkins’ return, however, remained unclear as it was reported the director was seeking a pay raise , which she undoubtedly deserved given the film’s massive success

In June, it was reported that Jenkins was working on a script for the sequel and she even told Entertainment Weekly she had thoughts about what it might look like. 

“The story will take place in the U.S., which I think is right,” Jenkins told the outlet . “She’s Wonder Woman. She’s got to come to America. It’s time.” 

And Jenkins was more than ready to get back in the director’s chair. 

“I realized that ‘Wonder Woman 2’ is its own great movie,” she told EW. “I made ‘Wonder Woman.’ Now I want to make ‘Wonder Woman 2.’ It’s a beautiful story to tell, an important time to tell it and with people that I love.”

We can’t wait. 

HuffPost has reached out to Warner Bros. and Patty Jenkins’ team for comment. 

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