Despite playing superheroes from separate worlds, Brie Larson and Gal Gadot shared a heartwarming message of love in their throwback selfies. The two talented actresses, Larson, aged 30, and Gadot, aged 34, each posted matching selfies on their Instagram accounts with the simple yet impactful caption “Spread love, not war.” Despite their iconic roles as Captain Marvel and Wonder Woman, respectively, Larson and Gadot used their lighthearted selfies to convey a powerful message of peace and unity.
In a fun and quirky move, Brie Larson and Gal Gadot, famous for their superhero roles in different universes, posted nostalgic selfies encouraging love instead of war. The initial picture showed the actresses in their elegant Oscar attire, with Larson sporting a pink Celine dress with a cape and Gadot in a black Givenchy gown, playfully tussling. On the other hand, the second image presented the pair smiling peacefully for the camera, highlighting the importance of love over strife. Even though fans may never witness their characters teaming up on the big screen due to their separate universes, these selfies showcase the friendship and camaraderie shared between Larson and Gadot.
Love was definitely in the air as Larson, aged 30, and Gadot, aged 34, shared a series of selfies on their Instagram accounts. The photos were accompanied by the same caption, urging everyone to “Spread love, not hate.”
At the recent Oscars ceremony, Gadot and Larson took the stage with Sigourney Weaver to introduce Eimear Noone as the first female orchestra composer to be featured at the event. Noone conducted a medley of the nominees for Best Original Score, following some playful back-and-forth banter from Gadot, Larson, and Weaver about the possibility of starting a fight club.
Larson expressed her appreciation for standing alongside her “fellow superhero Gal” and Weaver, acknowledging her as a trailblazer who broke barriers for women in the industry with her iconic portrayal of Ellen Ripley in the 1979 film Alien.
During the recent Oscars ceremony, Gal Gadot and Brie Larson took the stage alongside Sigourney Weaver to introduce the talented Eimear Noone, the first female composer to conduct an orchestra at the Oscars. The dynamic duo of Gadot and Larson proved that female superheroes can be a massive hit at the box office.
Back in 2017, Gadot’s Wonder Woman brought in an impressive $412.5 million in the US and $821.8 million worldwide, surpassing its $149 million budget. Larson’s Captain Marvel, released in 2019, also made a lasting impact, earning $426.8 million domestically and a jaw-dropping $1.128 billion globally, all from a budget of $152 million.
In 2017, the blockbuster film Wonder Woman, featuring Gal Gadot, brought in a remarkable $412.5 million in the domestic box office and a whopping $821.8 million worldwide, all while staying within a budget of $149 million.
Captain Marvel, featuring Larson, was a huge hit at the box office in 2019, pulling in an impressive $426.8 million in the US and a staggering $1.128 billion worldwide, all on a budget of $152 million.
Gadot is making a comeback as Diana Prince, also known as Wonder Woman, in the highly anticipated film Wonder Woman 1984, scheduled to be released on June 5.
Both Larson and Gadot had roles in the Netflix comedy Between Two Ferns: The Movie, and Larson was also seen in the drama Just Mercy.
Larson is gearing up to reprise her character in a sequel to Captain Marvel, while Gadot is currently occupied filming Red Notice alongside Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynolds.
Gadot will return to portray Diana Prince, aka Wonder Woman, in the eagerly awaited movie Wonder Woman 1984, which is set to premiere in cinemas on June 5th.
