Although they portray superheroes from different universes, Brie Larson and Gal Gadot spread a message of love over war in nostalgic selfies. Both actresses, Larson at 30 and Gadot at 34, posted identical selfies on Instagram with the caption “Make love, not war.” Even though Larson is recognized for her role as Captain Marvel in the Marvel Studios universe and Gadot as Wonder Woman, they both conveyed the same powerful message through their playful selfies.
In a playful twist, Brie Larson and Gal Gadot, known for their roles in different superhero universes, shared throwback selfies promoting love over war. The first snapshot captured the actresses in their stunning Oscar outfits, with Larson in a pink caped Celine dress and Gadot in a black Givenchy gown, engaging in a playful struggle. Meanwhile, the second photo displayed the duo smiling peacefully for the camera, emphasizing love over conflict. Although fans may never see their characters unite on screen due to their respective universes, these selfies embody the bond and camaraderie between Larson and Gadot.
Love was in the air as Larson, who is 30 years old, and Gadot, who is 34, each posted a set of selfies on Instagram. The two photos had the same caption, “Spread love, not hate.”
During the recent Oscars ceremony, Gadot and Larson joined Sigourney Weaver on stage to present Eimear Noone as the first female orchestra composer featured at the event. Noone conducted a medley of the nominees for Best Original Score, following some lighthearted banter from Gadot, Larson, and Weaver about potentially starting a fight club.
Larson expressed her gratitude for standing alongside her “fellow superhero Gal” and Weaver, recognizing her as a trailblazer who paved the way for women in the industry with her iconic role as Ellen Ripley in the 1979 film Alien.
During the Oscars this month, Gal Gadot and Brie Larson joined Sigourney Weaver on stage to introduce Eimear Noone, the first female orchestra composer at the Oscars. Both Gadot and Larson showed that female superheroes can be box office gold.
In 2017, Gadot’s Wonder Woman raked in $412.5 million in the domestic market and $821.8 million worldwide, surpassing its $149 million budget. Larson’s Captain Marvel, released in 2019, also made a huge impact, earning $426.8 million domestically and a staggering $1.128 billion globally, from a budget of $152 million.
The 2017 hit movie Wonder Woman starring Gal Gadot raked in an impressive $412.5 million in the United States and $821.8 million globally on a budget of $149 million.
Captain Marvel, starring Larson, was a box office sensation in 2019, raking in an impressive $426.8 million in the US and a whopping $1.128 billion globally, all with a budget of $152 million.
Gadot is back as Diana Prince, also known as Wonder Woman, in the upcoming movie Wonder Woman 1984, set to hit theaters on June 5.
Both Larson and Gadot had roles in the Netflix comedy Between Two Ferns: The Movie, with Larson also appearing in the drama Just Mercy.
Larson is set to reprise her role in a Captain Marvel sequel, while Gadot is currently busy filming Red Notice alongside Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynolds.
Follow-up: Gadot is set to reprise her role as Diana Prince, also known as Wonder Woman, in the highly anticipated film Wonder Woman 1984, scheduled to hit theaters on June 5th.