STORY: Warner Bros. Finds Its Wonder Woman for 'Batman vs. Superman'

He continued, "We’re super excited to have her in the film, it will be a ton of fun," but he's not willing to look beyond her 2015 movie debut for now. "We’ve got to stay focused on the film we’re working on now," he said when asked about the prospect of a Wonder Woman solo movie.

Coller also talked about the casting of Ben Affleck as Bruce Wayne in the movie. "Anything you do that’s culturally significant, or any time you deal with an iconic character or story, you’re going to hear responses from every possible perspective. So nothing surprises me anymore," he said about the Internet outrage in response to the announcement. "If anything, that gauges the relevance of a property or character, and it’s invigorating to know people care that much. It inspires you to make the coolest version of the movie that you can."