How to Fight in Versace

Gal Gadot's Red Notice dress is...pretty swish, honestly. But how easy is it to fight in? (Welcome to the extended edition, with bonus waffling about costume considerations!)
My original Red Notice short, which got inexplicably popular, because KZbin: • Can You Fight in Versa...
Red Notice costume designer interview: www.netflix.com/tudum/article...
Short of Jessie Graff on the red carpet: • WOW Emmy Red Carpet Je...
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[@JillBearup]

Have just realised that I pronounced Scarlett Johansson’s name wrong again, I will get it right eventually honestly.

[@JillBearup]

In my head I’m like, “it’s a hard j” but that is not what happens 😂

[@RaccoonNation]

I think you get a free pass because you used the word “chaps” & “keen” ❤️

[@RaccoonNation]

@@JillBearup in my mind I feel like you’re a relative of Mike from That Chapter

[@johntabler349]

She should be honored you mentioned her at all

[@NikoTheDoke]

You can always just go with "Scar-Jo" in the future.

[@kupotron9507]

I will never get tired of the totally justified hate of combat wedges. Ever.

[@draughtoflethe]

I can think of one remotely practical reason why she might've taken her hair down: If her hairstyle wasn't secure enough to reliably stay in place during vigorous physical activity, then leaving it up would've just resulted in it falling awkwardly half-down while still having uncomfortable tension from the bits that didn't fall all the way out of their constraints, making her feel like an octopus was trying to eat her head. I'd rather have my hair entirely down and only loosely getting in my eyes and mouth, than find myself strangled in my own hair tentacles. I think I may just have revealed a bit too much about what my hair is like, but I stand by it.

[@barzaka12]

I second this. Whatever physical activity I do I prefer my hair down. It really bothers me when it's tied up. Keep in mind that I'm a male, but have bellow shoulder length hair

[@beccag2758]

It also seems to be held in place by just a hair pin, so I could see removing the sharp pointy object from your hair might be good to use it as a weapon later (which they didn’t do unfortunately) or too at least ensure it doesn’t get grabbed out of your hair and used as a weapon on you. I don’t know much about practical fighting, but would it also be plausible that having your hair all about would make it more difficult for an opponent to grab a big handful and jerk your head around? Like, don’t get me wrong, having a chunk of hair pulled out of your head won’t be fun, but I’m pretty sure is someone got a good hold of my ponytail the fight would be over

[@taracampbell2433]

I second (third?) this. My first and second choice would be tightly bound (ie. braid or bun), or shoved down my collar, respectively. But my 3rd choice would be loose because of the aforementioned awkward 1/2 down hair tentacles problem. Also, taking a back fall with a sharp pointy object in my hair just does not seem like a good idea. Heck, I've fallen intentionally and properly in practice and landed on a bobby-pinned bun and I swear one pin tried to penetrate my brain, so yeah, I'd rather have the stick out and hair down instead. For context, my hair is hip length and I've fought with it both up and down in martial arts bouts.

[@cpl.targrein1793]

​@@barzaka12 why not just a ponytail? No hair in your eyes and mouth and not that much tension. Да и под голову можно положить если нужно на спину лечь

[@barzaka12]

@@cpl.targrein1793 it doesn't stay up and it pulls strangely. Also at this point I'm quite used to it and have zero problems with it down when doing the sports I do(volleyball, cycling and even swimming) Also I don't understand the part in Cyrillic. Wrong language for me :)

[@myladycasagrande863]

Regarding the undergarment situation, some high-slit gowns have internal flaps that snap at the crotch to help keep panties under wraps.

[@stephanien6237]

Today I learned…

[@scottmcshannon6821]

i had assumed the purpose of a high slit was to showcase your panties, or lack therein.

[@blauespony1013]

I wore a backless dress at my sister's wedding and I can say: With some under-wiring and crisscrossing straps in the back, everything stays in place safely, even if you jump around etc. (High kicks would have been out of the question, because of the voluminous skirt - and my inability to do so).

[@asterismos5451]

also some sort of boob tape could be an option.

[@jarink1]

When Jill mentioned glass on the floor and bare feet not being ideal, did anyone else immediately think of "Die Hard"? Just me? Ok, then.

[@claytonberg721]

as a suit nerd I just wanted to point out that high arm holes are a sign of good tailoring and would be present in that sort of men's outfit anyway.

[@stephanien6237]

I am dying at your phrasing of “Generous of chest” and “keep the hatches safely battened”! 😂😂😂.

[@somethingwolfish1872]

I loved it in Moon Knight when Layla put her hair UP before going into a place she knew was dangerous and she might have to fight. Speaking of which... I don't know if any of us would MIND if you covered some of the fight choreography, or the costuming, or any of the other interesting bits of that series. 🙂

[@sammiller6631]

I thought Moon Knight cut out the fights, showing him right after the fights ended?

[@somethingwolfish1872]

@@sammiller6631 It does in the first few episodes, but then you get some really excellent ones.

[@AskMia411]

I’d love a similar analysis on the dress from “No Time to Die” . Ana de Armas looks amazing in it, but she does a LOT of fighting in it and of love to know how the costume designers pulled that off

[@tombayley7110]

As a martial artist, I favour wearing shoes over bare feet every time. However, wearing shoes makes it difficult to roll the spear onto the foot before flipping it up and catching it. I would imagine that this is virtually impossible wearing heels. The spear would most likely bounce of your foot and roll embarrassingly across the floor to stop in front of your opponent.

[@thatHARVguy]

Now I want to see an awkward martial arts anti-trope fight scene, where everything goes slightly wrong.

[@llearch]

@@thatHARVguy ... A fight to see who can lose worst fastest? ;-] Yeah, I'd be up for that.

[@HungryForTastyFoodAndComicArt]

there's only one thing you fight in Versace : your credit card debt suffered from buying Versace .

[@jackielinde7568]

Jill, having worn flip flop style sandals in a wrecking yard in the 1970's, I can attest, SANDALS DON'T PROTECT AGAINST GLASS. Had a piece that flipped onto the sandal and then into my heel. It had to be surgically removed. Yeah. Not good. Not good at all. My foot's fine, as I not only was able to walk and run on it, but I did marching band in high school and college (so about ten years).

[@beatriceotter8718]

The difference between off-the-rack relatively cheap formal wear and the expensive sort (even when it's not couture) is the under structure. Any expensive formal dress--especially one that is either drapey or shows skin in ways that it might be difficult to wear a bra with--is going to have a lot of structure inside where you can't see it. So you don't need to wear a bra with it, because the gown provides the support. And you don't have to worry about the drapey bits flopping about or hanging in an unflattering way or twisting or stretching in a way they're not supposed to because they're not anywhere *near* as free-flowing as they look. There will be boning that you'll never notice unless you're actually inspecting the garment in a hands-on way; there may be other sorts of things like tapes and specially stiffened fabrics. That's why they always look perfect and there aren't any weird creases or folds or bulges or love handles and the bodices always look perfectly as they're supposed to. That's also one reason why they're so much more expensive even when they aren't high-end designers--there's a lot more material in them, and a *lot* more work in constructing them. So yeah. A woman wearing a high-end formal gown doesn't need to worry about wearing a bra or shapewear with it; the gown effectively IS a bra and shapewear (in addition to being a gown). Which means you don't have to worry about the girls flopping around if you're trying to fight in it.

[@scottmantooth8785]

*my grandfather on my moms side was very country (raised on Sand Mountain Georgia) and had a great sense of humor and referred to bras as harnesses so i'm sure he would have appreciated this video...he also called house plants parlor weeds... i inherited his sense of humor through my mom... as always excellent content*

[@brightfeatherdesigns]

I think I need to describe my collection as parlor weeds from now on (I'm a southerner who just moved north. My accent/coloquialisms/speach has gotten a lot stronger in the last couple months, lol!). It's fun as hell to wind people up :)

[@scottmantooth8785]

@@perfumedmanatee6235 *thank you*

[@sarahwatts7152]

Oh I love everything about this.

[@danielherrin]

Crowdfund a Versace wardrobe for British Sword Lady pound hashtag that.

[@JillBearup]

I wouldn't mind the money required for a Versace wardrobe but... I probably wouldn't spend it on a Versace wardrobe!

[@danielherrin]

@@JillBearup new swords perhaps?

[@lespooksly5364]

As a former martial artist - I would choose barefoot over flighting in shoes any day! Once you get used to fighting barefoot shoes feel so heavy! (Granted, the broken glass could potentially sway me.)

[@kenbrown2808]

to be fair, it did look like it was all tempered glass, so the hazard is reduced from "razors on the floor" to "Legos on the floor"

[@fatguybadideas]

@@kenbrown2808 legos oh god!!! I would rather glass! I’ve stepped on both a lot. Lego I notice right away some time I can go almos 3 hour before realizing I got glass in my foot

[@kenbrown2808]

@@fatguybadideas I've seen a kid who stepped on a shard of glass. while legos are a meme, you recover from legos a lot more quickly with a lot fewer stitches.

[@EAKugler]

There was a little movie in the 80s, Die Hard--you've probably never heard of it, where broken glass and bare feet was a major plot point. I just cannot imagine Gal going all John McClane in the bathroom.

[@aikiwolfie]

@@kenbrown2808 legos or razors. Interesting "choice".

[@cruachan1191]

I remember a very similar fight at an Embassy Cocktail party in S01E03 of the 2010 series Human Target. Christopher Chance (Mark Valley) and Agent Emma Barnes (Emanuelle Vaugier) fight in a tuxedo and red dress respectively, ends with her having a knife to his throat and she thinks she's won only to realise that the slit in her dress means that he's got a knife to her femoral artery. Probably a lot shorter and less showy given the TV budget, but was a fun series IIRC. Love that your Mum watches and immediately thinks of you (as we all do now!) when seeing someone wearing wedges.

[@richardgribble9038]

I love the comment "If you can kick over your head, why would we not enable you to do that?" Classic.

[@ArmouryTerrain]

Another great video Jill. One thought about taking her hair down for the fight is if it was held in place with a sharp pin, you might not want to have something that can stab into your head while bouncing around. Being someone who has fought a lot and has long hair, having it out of your face is important, but having hair in your eyes is probably better than having your hair pin stab you.

[@rajamicitrenti1374]

Pro wrestlers have for decades generally preferred having long hair that is down for two reasons: 1) Punches to the face look more impactful with the hair flaying around. 2) The hair hides that the punch did not connect from any angle that it would normally be obvious. Maybe they took her hair down to take advantage of option 2 to save on extra takes with new camera angles?

[@VampyricDoge14]

I didn't question Black Widow taking her hair down because that's just Black Widow's comic look. Now I'm going to every time I watch that movie.

[@dorkangel1076]

Thanks for that link to Jessie Graf (back flip stunt woman). She's incredible. Watched her Ted talk afterwards and it was really interesting and inspiring.

[@basher20]

There was a behind-the-scenes of this fight scene in which Ming Na Wen revealed, figuratively and literally, that during the fight scene she was wearing a leotard of the same silver sequins as the dress. Said she thought it looked like a circus outfit. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWO6pIOGYpJkfJY

[@joestynes7259]

red notice is actually one of my fav movies because it is so over the top and silly sometimes. The movie doesn't try to be serious. The movie is a fancy show off for cocky thieves with a story and a lot of daddy issues. And I can enjoy that

At the last wedding I attended, my friend had these heels that converted to flats. They were amazing. And cute. And a perfect solution to the combat heel problem. The brand is Pashion; I haven't shelled out for a pair yet, but I will eventually. 🤞 they have my size.

[@nicolakunz231]

Thank you for saving my boring bus ride. Awesome vid!

[@giomar89]

Min 3:07 unless it’s a tricky shadow I think you can see the “girls” understructure (in black)

[@JillBearup]

I wondered that myself but I think it's a shadow. I think. Just because there's no reason not to have an integral bra in such an expensive dress :D

[@thedabblingwarlock]

@@JillBearup Nope, not in that lighting. It's too hard-edged for a shadow based on the other shadows we see.

[@stewartsmalls2024]

Versace should sponsor this video and provide Jill dresses for fighting.

[@JesseCohen]

Like so many others, appreciate the fun breakdown of practical versus stylish, and the fun intersections as they happen. Great presentation. On a side note, also like so many others, I followed the “backflip” link. Should have known is was going to lead to Jessie Graff. Loved her on every season of American Ninja Warrior she’d been on, and her stunt work is impeccable. I believe “Wonder Woman” is listed as one of her credits, and I know she spent a season or two on Marvels: Agents of Shield.

[@JoriamRamos]

I love the 3 colour theme that the red-yellow-black creates! It's just warm and nice!

[@kiarya7939]

This alert just improved my day by a thousand times- fantastic way to get a morning going! 💜

[@curtiswfranks]

The leg slit is probably pretty comfy for fighting, at least on that side.

[@alemar1122]

just knowing a few girls who do cosplay, they probably used double-sided tape to keep things tight up top and minimize "fly outs" though integral bras and supports are probably not a bad idea too

[@raraavis7782]

I second that. I sew and I'm small chested...but yeah. You need to tape the edges down, if you want reliable coverage when bending forward or such.

[@Jake-kr7nx]

Just going to throw my two cents behind this. I work at a supply store catering the film and television costume departments. Double-sided toupee tape is something will sell in copious amounts, and would likely be all over this situation. For added "coverage" there would likely be some amount of what's referred to as modesty wear. This is usually some manner of skin coloured undergarment with adhesive points so even if there is a slip of some form, no one really sees anything.

[@Ostsol]

I never thought about the overlap between attire made for dancers and for fighters. Makes sense, though.

[@paulwomack5866]

A MA instructor friend of mine was working with a complete MA new comer, first lesson. He told her to try and kick him in the head. So she did, hard and fast. Got past his (admittedly weak and late) block. She'd never done martial arts before. Ballet for years and years...

[@aikiwolfie]

When I studied MA I preferred to have my hair down as often as I could get away with it. When you're being thrown around a lot and thrown hard, the bobble tends to fall out anyway and become a distraction. Having lots of bobbles in so your hair is more like a whip is handy though. Especially if you tie one right at the end.

[@khathaway414]

Another great video from Jill... Always a good way to start the day.

[@l0stndamned]

These videos are making me want to put a scene of characters getting their eveningwear deigned for fighting in happening in-universe for one of my writing projects (if I ever get back to it)

[@BlueSparrow13]

Maybe a scene where they are trying to identify other spies hostiles robbers ect based on said outfit?

[@alonespirit9923]

@@BlueSparrow13 Hey, that's an idea.

[@havenbarnes3360]

I thought I'd seen this video before ahah. Just read the description, love the extra waffling! :)

[@davebenhart4611]

Please do Ana de Armas' Polema in No Time To Die. And/or any number of other Bond Girl dresses and fighting too. I saw No Time to Die over the weekend (finally) and when that scene came up I immediately thought of you.

[@thatHARVguy]

To think the entire Cuba scene was added because Craig got along with de Armas in Knives Out. And it was the highlight of NTTD.

[@julianmhall]

On a similar them there's Ana de Armas' fight scene in a similar dress to Gal Gadot's (but black) at a party/ball in the James Bond movie 'No Time To Die'.

[@itisi-mari4017]

eyy perfect timing for my procrastination session xD great video!

[@mak4374]

Thank you! This has been a huge obstacle in my life. Now, I need to get a red Versace...and stilettos... :)

[@JillBearup]

We aim to be helpful! 😄

[@Brievel]

I went and watched Red Notice strictly because of you, along with Mad Max: Fury Road. And I have several P&P adaptations in my Watch list too. I hope you're happy.

[@paulroberts3639]

A lot of redheads just can’t wear red particularly well. It clashes I think is the correct term. Yet Jill manages to rock the colour and kick arse in her ‘vintage’ red dress. Hopefully soon, with a few more subscribers Versace will have her measurements on file and knock one up for every new performance. Actually, I was fascinated to learn about the gussets in the tuxedos.. That would add layers and excess body heat to the action…. Not comfortable under the lights for too long I would think..

[@gilliandrysdale5306]

love your sense of humour ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@kapmando]

Thank you for the link to the red carpet flip as well. Was super neat.

[@jackr2287]

Those sandals were better off the foot than on. So long as she retained control over the battlespace, she can pick her fights to be advantageous. And from the clips, she's the one in control. If instead she had a tighter fitting sandal, it would have been a better choice to leave them on.

[@88porpoise]

In general yes, and Jill clearly recognizes this. But when the floor is strewn with shattered glass the calculus changes a bit.

[@selonianth]

@@88porpoise Even with the glass everywhere, with her shoes being so loose, the odds of glass just... ending up between her feet and her sandals is too high. And if that happens, it's a problem.

[@FantasyReader321]

What a cool video! Thanks for the little sewing details, they make my day. :)

[@jayo8281]

This video was on point!

[@alwaysapirateroninace443]

This was wonderful.

[@ravager2-636]

Jill there a trailer for a hulu movie called Princess & i couldn’t help but hear your voice.. 😂

[@JillBearup]

😂

[@BillPeschel]

Just watched it on YT and while I can't hear Jill I can see her doing a commentary video later.

[@ravager2-636]

@@BillPeschel That’s what I meant.. commenting on the scenes.. though the movie is the type I can see Jill being in one day.. 😂

[@droxina]

Hey Jill! Could you please review the combat scenes from the Saiyūki (in English “Monkey”) tv series, which ran from 1978-1980 and was translated from Japanese to English? It’s pretty awesome and I grew up watching reruns!

[@raediation3016]

I have never been this early in my life

[@patty4349]

I expect there was glue involved in the bodice as well.

[@jarink1]

I was thinking double-sided tape

[@sebastiangiovannella7778]

“Wonder Woman fighting Black Adam and Deadpool”

[@lilygrace4766]

Imma just gonna go ahead and take credit for this, given I'm pretty sure it was my suggestion that led you to watching Red Notice ;P And hey I wondered about the underwear too! I assumed some kind of booty short thing... Apparently on the money!

[@andreagriffiths3512]

Loved it!

[@philopharynx7910]

The shot at 3:22 seems to confirm that the dress has an integrated bra. You can see the edge at the side.

[@Squirrelitis]

I didn't go into watching this with high expectations either, and thusly surprised. Not one I would have gone to the theater for, but a great movie for watching with the missus and a big bowl of popcorn.

[@promiscuous5761]

Thank you.

[@davidhe-him3816]

The only time it made some sense to me in a scene I was watching, was when the hair sticks were metal. Wish I could remember the movie

[@londongirl2768]

So I forgot about this video and then I happened to watch the movie, as soon as she took her hair down I suddenly remembered this video existing

[@Jabrwock]

My dad had a book that contained a (semi joking) essay on the material physics of the strapless evening gown. I imagine an entire treatise could be written about the material physics of strapless evening gown design by action movie costume designers.

[@alonespirit9923]

There are actual studies on materials and on breast motion for sports bras. For instance, "Journal of Textile and Apparel, Technology and Management Volume 4, Issue 3, Spring 2005 BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF A PROTOTYPE SPORTS BRA Cathy Starr, Oklahoma State University, College of Human Environmental Sciences, Design, Housing, & Merchandising, Stillwater, OK"

[@Cinnder]

Correction: 'Not a Hollywood movie star *yet*' :-)

[@JillBearup]

I like your optimism :D

[@TheStraycat74]

you tube did that thing where I was unsubscribed again... great video

[@RJ_Ehlert]

Nice video.

[@Vinemaple]

Red Notice... heh... could almost have been a sequel to Red and Red 2.

[@westtech001]

I miss you being on Nebula!

[@ArminGrewe]

So what's safer from grabbing hands, a ponytail/bun (which I imagine gives your opponent more to hold on to) or free flowing hair (which I imagine gives your opponent more opportunity to grab something, but only less of it)? PS: I remember seeing a few football clips where instead of the traditional shirt pull a ponytail pull/yank was applied (and resulted in at least a yellow card). Mostly if not all women's games, not sure if there were any men's games in the mix.

[@rebeccat715]

Maybe it's just me (medium-long hair with many sibling fights growing up), but I think it's more painful when someone pulls a handful of hair, especially if they are pulling closer to the roots. Martial arts has also taught me that grabbing hair gives the bad guy more close control of your head and body. So for me the answer is hair up, keep bad guys from getting close enough to grab a handful of hair near the roots. The actual safest would probably be milkmaid braids or some other similar style with no loose hair.

[@themadkitkat9302]

only slightly related but i think at one point an s***** assulter was asked around hair and he said that things like braids, ponytails ect were easier to grab on to quickly than loose and that was partly how he picked same logic may apply to fights? but buns and close to the head styles wpuld definitely be best (this is also half remembered about that interview thing)

[@simongare4815]

Jill loving the content. Does Sharp make the list of Stuff you like?

[@NathanWeeks]

Is there a place that sells dance/fight scene suit jackets? As someone who wears a suit almost every day, I can say suit jackets are basically corsets for men.

[@roadrunnercrazy]

Probably, the biggest issue with mobility in suit jackets is the cut of the armhole. They are typically cut larger to fit a wider range of men. If you can get one cut smaller ( in other words, fitting higher up under the arm) you actually have a greater range of movement. There are a lot of online companies making custom fitted suits these days at reasonable prices.

[@m.maclellan7147]

Go to a "Big & Tall" shop, especially if it does alterations. This is the kind of place body builders go !

[@romxxii]

Add an extra tag underneath the John 3:16 tag that reads "Bearup 3:16 says I just whooped your ass"

[@annakaro9081]

I didn't see what exactly she took out of her hair, but her movement suggests it was some sort of hairpin or hair clip, both of which would do a lot of damage when she fell backwards. I hit my head very slightly while wearing a hair clip and it still hurt a week later. So, in a fight, I would take out everything except hairbands and ribbons.

[@supermaster2012]

5000th Nailed it.

[@dave_h_8742]

Victorian art of using hair pins as weaponry ? Good vid, must watch that film, list gets longer !

[@WarmLillie]

Lillie: “I really doubt my sun and tea party dress aren’t perfect for this party especially for this type of brutal combat.” “It’s I’m guessing also hard to take blood stains off my white dress and play it off as jam. But I am wearing my slipper/loafer. Lol.”

[@scottmantooth8785]

*i've heard that stubborn blood stains are easily removed with club soda or sparkling water...you know, just in case you ever need to remove blood stains as a result of an overly kinetic tea party or finger food buffet*

[@JillBearup]

Rinsing the stain with cool water and then soaking in lukewarm salty water is also effective.

[@scottmantooth8785]

@@JillBearup *such a useful real world tip to have on stand by during the aftermath of those highly kinetic and overly formal tea receptions or spontaneous flip flop melee altercations*

[@roadrunnercrazy]

A great way to remove blood stains is hydrogen peroxide. And cold water, never warm or, god forbid, hot. That will set the stain for good.

[@dave_h_8742]

@@roadrunnercrazy Good to know as i always cut myself shaving when the white fluffy towel is out and it oxidized to brown.

[@islandtimekeeper858]

4min20sec or thereabouts: Okay, Jill is not a Hollywood movie star, but she is nonetheless a planetary treasure.

[@k.c1126]

This was good, Jill .... I def won't' be kicking over my head any time soon, but nice to know I could at least potentially do so in a ball dress .... lol ...

[@tomw86]

At this point it’s really funny how invested in these videos I am. I’d never had any interest in any of this until the Tom Scott plus episode, and now I critique shows I’m watching and am super aware of it,

[@davidgodfrey880]

Min 4:18 Jill - "I don't think very many people care about my opinion." I disagree - at least 381K people care about your opinion. Keep up the great work.

[@tjs114]

Raise your hand if Jill's sometimes exaggerated facial expressions remind you of Aardman claymation?

[@Taracinablue]

Fun!

[@LuxisAlukard]

Wonder Woman fighting Black Adam and Deadpool

[@ycplum7062]

With regards to keeping the girls under wraps, I suspect double stick tape was used.

[@christophersandidge8257]

Could you do a video on how to be able to afford Versace? Lol.

[@WarmLillie]

*Lillie grabs Versace heels and then wear them* Out of everything here I’m surprise this isn’t in a case. Her style on point, and I have the deal. *Lillie flip her hair back* You can’t hit what you can’t see it.

[@171QA]

Nice.

[@supermaster2012]

1:12 can't seem to find it on my bike chain

[@curtiswfranks]

I do not recommend flip-flops in an area with a lot of glass. I have not tried them in that context, but I know that they are bad for walking around in the woods in: twigs tend to get stuck between the sandal and foot, and then - congratulations - you have a new piercing! Glass may behave differently given that broken shards tend to be wider in one dimension and might be shorter in another, but I would not want to risk it.

[@davidclayworth2271]

Do a fighting costume review of The List City! Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.

[@yvetteszentesi6077]

4:15 - "Then again I'm also not a Hollywood Movie star .. " Sacrilege if you ask me. I would for certain watch any movie with you in it a dozen times over :)

[@arnaudgerard1971]

Gal Gadot was a martial arts instructor and she has a stunt woman. Completely logical. :)

[@rsacchi100]

Another fun and informative video. I suppose it's a disadvantage women rarely wear hats indoors these days. The good person not losing a hat during the fight is another way for the actor - stunt double switch.

[@kendramalm8811]

Gal Gadot could kick people's asses in a Muppet costume!

[@Anti_Woke]

Oh to be so witty and amusing, while being so informative. Commando, with all that entails, having fought in nothing to bomb-disposal armour I'd say the dress looks very practical, although I'd simply prefer shorts/pants. I'm afraid I can't comment on combat wedges as they never had them in my size. Oddly, now I live near Brighton, there are many shops that want to sell me heels.

[@jonathanwessner3456]

pity they had her fight barefoot, especially in a room where they break a lot of glass

[@WarmLillie]

I mean the glass is smart move on there part, She would have to watch where they step. I think we figured out how to make a goddess bleed… I think I know what Jill has trap on the hill, at least it isn’t Lego.

[@ArminGrewe]

But then again the glass part is just copied from Hans Gruber, who at least for a while got John McClane that way

[@jessicastevens5782]

I saw an actual, IRL policewoman in wedge boots in the UK. perhaps they need your wardrobe consultation skills more than fight choreo

[@bemusedalligator]

men in tights, Robin Hood vs Little John!