Katherine McPhee is Wonder Woman?

No, but there is no way that McPhee would agree to wear that costume.

After all, it isn't maternity wear.

 

In the most recent photos i've seen of her, she looks hot.

 

A case of not what you know, but who you know . . . one widespread exposure in a movie
such as that would likely tank her Holly career for life . . .

 

All of these women mentioned are incredibly hot... Some are also pushing 40 and I don't see them casting a 40-year-old to play Wonder Woman...

 

Dr. Barbay: What did he want?
Diane: Oh, Philip, what does every man want?
Dr. Barbay: He wants you to dress up like Wonder Woman, tie him up with the golden lariat and force him to tell the truth?

 

So you're giving the movie no chance then? Take another look at the screenwriter/director/executive producer's name and see if it rings a bell.

 

It ought to be pretty good. Whedon is the best at writing strong, sexy, tough female characters. I think Evangeline Lilly would make an excellent Wonder Woman.

 

According to Wikipedia, McPhee has previous professional acting experience:

"Throughout high school, McPhee led an active life. She was student body vice president, a varsity swimmer, a dancer (she has said in an interview that she hopes to dance again after the Idol tour), and also a thespian, performing in many school plays along with her elder sister Adriana McPhee (born June 30, 1982). McPhee graduated in 2002 from Notre Dame High School and afterward attended The Boston Conservatory for three semesters, majoring in musical theater. She left due to her manager's suggestion that she try out for television pilots in Los Angeles. McPhee worked on a television pilot and an independent film which is slated to be released in late 2006.

While still in her late teens and early twenties, McPhee focused on an acting career. In a People interview she said that she was rejected in only "195 out of 200 auditions". In spite of the setbacks, the aspiring actress was able to snag a role as "Paramount Girl" in the musical film about the life of Hank Garland, Crazy, set to be released in 2006. Other acting endeavors included lead actress in professional productions of Annie Get Your Gun and The Ghost and Mrs. Muir. She was nominated in 2005 for the Theatre LA Ovation Award for her lead role in Annie Get Your Gun. McPhee was also part of a failed mall-based MTV soap opera entitled You Are Here, playing the older sister of a more popular younger sister."