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To play a superhero, especially in the DC Universe, you have to be in peak physical condition. For most actors, that means some serious training. Wonder Woman actress Gal Gadot is no exception, undergoing a strict regime to get her ready for her starring role.

The above video shows just a segment of Gadot's arduous six-month training. Her daily routine consisted of two hours of weightlifting, two hours of fight choreography, and two hours of horseback riding.

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All that work didn't go to waste as Wonder Woman has been performing incredibly well at the box office — largely due to Gadot's performance. The movie brought in $100.5 million in the U.S. in the movie's first opening weekend, overtaking Fifty Shades of Grey as the biggest debut for a film directed by a woman.

In other movie news, Starship Troopers: Traitor of Mars heads to the big screen for one night only.

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