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Nearly ten years ago, producer Joel Silver approached Todd Alcott to write a Wonder Woman screenplay with Silver Pictures behind the project. Until now, that's about as far as we've come to making the legendary comic figure jump to the big screen.

For the last decade, however, rumors have swirled regarding who would play Wonder Woman if and when the feature film is finally made. Actresses including Beyoncé Knowles, Sandra Bullock, Rachel Bilson, Nadia Bjorlin, and Catherine Zeta-Jones have all been rumored to be up for consideration.

In a recent LA Times interview, Beyonce alluded to the possibility herself, implying that the costume would be the biggest challenge: "I would definitely have to keep it right for that costume. The way that Lynda Carter wore it, she was so fine. She was amazing. I saw her costume at the Met. Her waist was unbelievable. It was pretty crazy, actually, her proportions. But I love Wonder Woman and it'd be a dream come true to be that character. It sure would be handy to have that lasso. To make everybody tell the truth? I need that. It would come in very handy."

But now, according to The Wall Street Journal, Warner Bros. President Jeff Robinov said a Wonder Woman film is among other superhero films currently in "active development."

Recently on IMDB, the Wonder Woman movie entry was updated to include what many consider to be a 2011 release date.

For the time being, details are scant. But the movie is in the works and will soon be playing a theater near year you.