Lynda Carter has officially passed the Wonder Woman baton to actress Eliza Dushku, insisting she'd make a great comic book heroine. Carter, who played the iconic character on TV in the 1970s, insists the world needs a new Wonder Woman - and if reports suggesting director Joss Whedon is set to launch a new franchise with Dushku are correct, the original star would be thrilled.

She tells WENN, "I've always liked Joss, and Eliza would make a great Wonder Woman."

Carter has even offered her services to help groom the next Wonder Woman.

She adds, "People worry about, 'I really helped with this movie and I didn't get paid,' which I could care less about. People don't usually contact the original people to find things out because they're afraid of being sued claiming it was their idea. I hope if they make the movie it makes a bajillion dollars, which means they'll continue to make them."

http://www.starpulse.com/news/index.php/2009/03/03/lynda_carter_thinks_eliza_dushku_should_1

I have seen much of Eliza's work (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Tru Calling
and the new Dollhouse). For me, though, Lynda Carter will always be the
definitive Wonder Woman. Having said that, I cannot think of any other
person--among the current crop of actresses--who would be better suited
to play the part.

The original star would be thrilled.

They obviously forgot about Cathy Lee Crosby.
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i like Eliza Dushku in what I've seen her in (even though Dollhouse is turning into a confusing mess) but she's too skinny, just not enough muscle to play a convincing Wonder Woman.

Lucy Lawless wouldv'e been good 10 years ago.

i like Eliza Dushku in what I've seen her in (even though Dollhouse is turning into a confusing mess) but she's too skinny, just not enough muscle to play a convincing Wonder Woman.

Lucy Lawless wouldv'e been good 10 years ago.



Yeah she is pretty slender.