Wonder Woman 2 will break new ground by being the first Hollywood film to use brand-new anti-sexual harassment guidelines from the Producers' Guild of America (PGA).
The guidelines, which were released on Friday ahead of Saturday's PGA Awards, recommend that every production "provides in-person anti-sexual harassment training for all members of the cast and crew". In excess of 2,000 people were involved in the production of the first Wonder Woman film.
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The PGA says that this training "should not be simply focused on avoiding legal liability, but must be part of a culture of respect that starts at the top".
It urges producers to "be vigilant" and to make sure that the training doesn't end there: "Consider taking steps to maintain awareness of harassment on an ongoing basis."