“She went into an unknown world and she went out for the right reasons. “She took a chance,” Carter says of Wonder Woman’s decision to leave her home of Themyscira to help humanity. Having embodied Wonder Woman on television in the ’70s and been inspired by her personally, Carter explains all fans of Wonder Woman today should “grow as much as you can” each day and “be curious.” Speaking with THR ahead of its release, the actress reflected on the legacy of the hero and how she believes there are both empowering and informative messages we can learn from the brave journey of the Amazonian princess.
29, just in time for the 80th anniversary of Wonder Woman. And that is where I would like the song to live,” Carter says.Ĭarter will be releasing the new tune digitally Oct. There is a divine quality that we have … it’s within our power to choose to react in a loving and thoughtful way or not to. “What still exists is human … and that is love. She also hopes the song can offer a source of healing during a time of great “pain and loss” throughout the world amid the coronavirus pandemic. My hope is that this song will inspire the connection to the love in your own life.”Ĭarter admits that she hasn’t spoken much about the passing of her husband, who died in February, but feels now is the right time to do so in discussing “Human and Divine” because of its ability to capture themes of love, strength and inspiration in her life. It is an anthem to the great love stories of the ages. “However, I quickly realized this is the love we all yearn for. “When Patty Jenkins cast me as Asteria in the Wonder Woman 1984 movie, the song and lyric then became about the love between Steve and Diana,” said Carter. That song evolved after she took her 1984 role. Zazie Beetz, Lily Rabe and Stephanie Hsu Support Women Filmmakers at Chanel's Through Her Lens Luncheon
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