Step Into the World of Wonder Woman In New Warner Bros. Exhibition

Unleash your inner Amazon and see props, costumes, and sets from the hit film
By Maureen Lee Lenker
August 02, 2017 at 01:30 PM EDT

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Wonder Woman

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The Warner Bros. Studio Tour in Hollywood is now more wondrous than ever before. Wonder Woman is now the latest film to have a behind-the-scenes showcase join the tour's permanent DC Universe: The Exhibit collection. The exhibition features authentic props and costumes from the film, as well as the chance to visit some of the most iconic set designs from this summer's hit film, including the Amazon armory, Dr. Maru's laboratory complete with gas masks, and the London department store where Diana transforms from her Amazonian princess garb to an outfit befitting an Edwardian lady. Props and costumes on display include those used and worn by Gal Gadot (Diana Prince/Wonder Woman), Chris Pine (Steve Trevor), Danny Huston (General Ludendorff), Elena Anaya (Dr. Maru), and Robin Wright (Antiope). Click through to see more of the costumes and props that are now on display.

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Pose with Diana's sword in its original relic display

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Stuntwomen Caitlin Dechelle and Michaela Facchinello pose with the "God-killer."

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Detail of Wonder Woman's shield and boot

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Wonder Woman in No Man's Land

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Diana (Gal Gadot) dons her iconic Wonder Woman costume (on display here) in the film's thrilling No Man's Land sequence.

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Opening of the exhibit

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Actors Lucy Davis (Etta), Eugene Brave Rock (The Chief), Samantha Jo (Euboea), Gal Godot's stunt double Caitlin Dechelle, and stuntwoman Michaela Facchinello were on hand to open the Wonder Woman Behind-The-Scenes Experience on July 31, 2017.

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Amazon costume worn by Robin Wright (Antiope)

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Shopping in London

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Actress Lucy Davis (Etta) poses with her costume from the London department store sequence in the film.

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Opening day of the exhibition

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Actors Eugene Brave Rock (The Chief), Lucy Davis (Etta), Caitlin Dechelle (Stunts), Samantha Jo (Euboea) and Mickey Facchinello (Stunts) attend the exhibition opening.

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Wonder Woman's costume

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Amazon armory

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Numerous props from the film, including extensive battle gear, are on display.

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Ready for battle

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Actors Caitlin Dechelle (L), Samantha Jo (C), and stuntwoman Michaela Facchinello (R) unleash their inner Amazons at the exhibition opening.

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Amazon history story book

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Wonder Woman fans can dive into Amazon lore with the props on display.

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Queen Hippolyta

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Connie Nielsen wore this costume as the Queen of the Amazons.

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Wonder Woman's costume

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"I will fight for those who cannot fight for themselves..."

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Warrior women

Stuntwomen Mickey Facchinello (L) and Caitlin Dechelle pose with a costume worn by Gal Gadot in Wonder Woman.

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Amazons just wanna have fun

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Actors Caitlin Dechelle, Samantha Jo and Mickey Facchinello show off a more playful side at the exhibition opening.

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Sir Patrick and Etta

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See costumes worn by David Thewlis and Lucy Davis.

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"Only love will truly save the world..."

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Attendees will see a range of authentic Wonder Woman props and costumes on display.

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