The long-awaited sequel Wonder Woman 1984 has yet to hit theaters--currently, that's scheduled to happen October 2--but series director Patty Jenkins has long had ideas for a third Wonder Woman movie. In fact, Jenkins shared a hint of what those ideas might be during a 2018 interview on the set of Wonder Woman 1984 that we're now able to share.

"I even think where the second movie came from was me as a fan of [Wonder Woman] and as a fan of superhero films, craving what I haven't gotten, which is, I wanted to see Wonder Woman out in the f***ing world, not finding herself," Jenkins said. While the first movie served as Diana Prince's origin story following the hero's big screen DCEU debut in Batman v. Superman, the sequel, 1984, picks the story up decades later, when Wonder Woman has been operating in secret for years.

"Like, f***ing Wonder Woman!" Jenkins continued. "And so there's one more thing I'm craving, which is true to her theme, which is true to everything that she stands for, that I'm like, 'Ooh, there's one more chapter of Wonder Woman that we don't quite get. It doesn't quite make sense for this movie. It didn't for the last either.'"