Gal Gadot, 32, was awarded the SeeHer trophy at the Critics Choice Awards by her Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins. The two talented women became friendly competitors as they faced off in an energetic game of Charades on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Gal, the Israeli beauty, looked stunning in a form-fitting sequin jumpsuit while dancing to the beat of Shakira’s hit song “Hips Don’t Lie”.
Radiant: Gal Gadot, aged 32, engaged in a friendly competition with Patty, aged 46, as they faced off in a spirited game of Charades on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon last Thursday. Gal sported a dazzling outfit featuring a daring low-cut neckline that accentuated her slender waist as she eagerly hit the stage to perform the popular song. With a nod to her svelte silhouette, talk show host Jimmy accurately guessed the song on his first attempt, prompting Gal to leap with joy at their victory in the initial round. Displaying her flawless legs, the slim actress wore sleek black tapered pants along with elegant black sparkly heels to complete the ultra-glamorous ensemble.
Shimmy showed off her stunning physique in a tight sequin jumpsuit as she danced to Shakira’s hit “Hips Don’t Lie.” Her natural wavy brown hair flowed beautifully, and she opted for a subtle makeup look with just a hint of nude matte lipstick and bold mascara. Director Patty exuded elegance in a floral dress and silver heels, effortlessly winning the second round with her impressive Karate Kid routine. The Wonder Woman director and lead actress found themselves in a tight competition, both taking on the same challenge for the ultimate showdown.
The winners were dressed to impress, with Gal sporting a dazzling outfit that featured a daring plunging neckline and highlighted her slender waist as she gracefully took the stage to perform the popular song.
The event, which included performances from Noah Cyrus and Golden Globe winner Sam Rockwell, ended on a high note as Gal and Jimmy emerged victorious in the final challenge. Jimmy correctly guessed the song “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” while Gal impressed with her big cat impression.
At the Critics Choice Awards in Los Angeles, Gal and Patty had a night full of celebration. Patty presented Gal with the prestigious SeeHer award, recognizing her for accurately portraying women in the entertainment industry. In her acceptance speech, Gal reflected on the limited opportunities for women in the past and acknowledged the recent success of female-led movies and directors at the box office.
Fired up and looking stunning in a figure-hugging floral dress paired with towering silver heels, Director Patty effortlessly wowed the audience with her Karate Kid performance in the second round.
Praising the success of female-led films, Patty highlighted the achievements of Wonder Woman, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and Beauty And The Beast among the top-grossing movies of the year. She noted that while progress has been made with eight other female-directed films in the top 100, there is still a long way to go.
Emphasizing the importance of entertainment as a means of inspiration and education, Gal stressed that it is not simply a job but a responsibility to promote love and respect through film.
Actress Gal Gadot wowed everyone in a stunning silver Prada gown at the Critics’ Choice Awards in Santa Monica. She was presented with an award by her Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins, who praised Gal as her real-life Wonder Woman. Patty lauded Gal for her exceptional portrayal of the iconic hero both on and off the screen, highlighting her selflessness and dedication to the character’s importance. Gal received a standing ovation from the audience and expressed her gratitude for the honor and recognition, thanking her friend and sister, Patty, for the award.
The Israeli actress received the prestigious SeeHer Award at the ceremony. Gal expressed that her ideal role has always been that of a resilient and empowered woman. Interestingly, she found all those qualities embodied in the character of Wonder Woman. Gal noted that despite being a symbol of strength and compassion, Wonder Woman also grapples with her own uncertainties. She emphasized that the imperfections of the superhero actually make her more relatable and authentic.
Gal was awarded by her Wonder Woman director Patty, who praised her as ‘my real Wonder Woman.’ During her acceptance speech, Gal acknowledged the Harvey Weinstein scandal and dedicated the award to all the women and men fighting for what’s right. She vowed never to be silenced and emphasized the importance of unity for equality.
Later in the ceremony, Wonder Woman won Best Action Movie. The film, released in May 2017, grossed $822 million at the box office. The first SeeHer Award was given to Viola Davis the previous year.
Gal revealed that she had always aspired to portray a strong, independent female character, which she described as her ultimate dream role.
Grins: The mother of two, who was photographed with Chris Hemsworth on the unique blue carpet, was given a round of applause and expressed her gratitude to the critics for the incredible honor and acknowledgment. She also thanked her friend and sister Patty for presenting her with the award.