Gal Gadot reads mean tweets on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live'
The skit involves Hollywood celebrities reading aloud poorly written statements from critics found on Twitter.
By JACOB GOFF KLEINUpdated: SEPTEMBER 27, 2017 07:21Cast member Gadot at a panel for "Justice League" during the 2017 Comic-Con International Convention in San Diego.(photo credit: REUTERS)
Israeli Hollywood star Gal Gadot appeared on the late night talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live, on Monday, as part of the skit "Celebrities Read Mean Tweets."The skit involves Hollywood celebrities reading aloud poorly written statements from critics found on Twitter. The end result is comedy gold. Gadot addressed the controversial subject that has been plaguing her since she was cast as Wonder Woman in the film Batman v Superman: the size of her breasts.After reading the 'mean tweet,' she assured the audience of their presence. “They’re here.”The tweet was written with such poor grammar that it was almost unreadable.This is not the first time that Gal Gadot made an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live to address the size of her anatomy. Gal Gadot’s figure has been the subject of criticism since she first took up the role of Wonder Woman. Her critics claimed that she should not play the heroine because she doesn’t share the same shape as the comic character.Other celebrities that took part in the skit included Emma Watson, Jake Gyllenhaal, Kate Moss, John Lithgow, Dave Chappelle, Jeffrey Tambor, Gwyneth Paltrow, Jennifer Aniston, Jim Parson, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Kristen Bell, Jennifer Lawrence, Bob Odenkirk and Micheal Keaton.Alec Baldwin also appeared, reading aloud President Donald Trump's Twitter criticism of Baldwin's performance as President Trump on the long-running sketch comedy show Saturday Night Live.Wonder Woman is part of the DC Extended Universe film collection. The DCEU also includes Man of Steel, Batman v Superman and Suicide Squad. Of all these films, only Wonder Woman was a critical success. All the films were financial successes, but Wonder Woman has a certified fresh rating on the website Rotten Tomatoes of 92%.
