Gal Gadot 2017: 'Wonder Woman' Star Teams Up With Ezra Miller The Flash In Awesome 'Justice League' Action Sequence

Gal Gadot may have no problem handling creatures from other planets in the DC Extended Universe flicks but it looks like she still appreciates some help. The awesome new footage from "Justice League" that debuted at CinemaCon 2017 showed that Diana Prince could use a hand from Ezra Miller's The Flash in an exciting action sequence.

Wonder Woman has certainly appeared as a strong, independent Amazon who didn't need the help of Superman or Batman when she took on Doomsday in "Dawn of Justice". Gal Gadot even improvised a self-confident sneer as the Kryptonian creature tossed her aside because she knew that she would still win the fight. However, it looks like she doesn't mind getting a helping hand from The Flash, who will be portrayed by Ezra Miller in the upcoming DCEU flick "Justice League".

The cast of "Justice League" recently attended the 2017 CinemaCon in Las Vegas, where they showed off new footage from the DCEU movie. Although Gal Gadot was not in attendance, Wonder Woman was certainly one of the highlights in the video. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the action sequence follows Diana Prince falling and struggling to reach her sword. Once Ezra Miller's Barry Allen notices that she might not make it, The Flash speeds in to nudge the weapon towards her.

The "Justice League" action sequence featuring Gal Gadot and Ezra Miller was not the only awesome footage unveiled at CinemaCon. The DCEU panel also showcased a video from "Wonder Woman" which has Diana Prince namedropping main villain Ares and basically explaining to Steve Trevor how she was created. There is also an awesome scene featuring the Amazonian princess in action.

Gal Gadot will appear in two DCEU flicks this year. "Wonder Woman" will premiere on June 2. Gadot will then return with Ezra Miller, Ben Affleck, Jason Momoa, Ray Fisher and Henry Cavill in "Justice League", which is scheduled for release on November 17 (via YouTube).