Warner Bros. delayed the summer release

of “Wonder Woman 1984” and removed

the adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “In

the Heights” from its schedule due to the

coronavirus pandemic.

With much of Hollywood’s spring release

calendar already vacated due to the virus, major

summer movies are also increasingly reshuffling.

“Wonder Woman 1984,” the sequel to 2017’s

“Wonder Woman,” will now hit theaters on Aug.

14 instead of June 5.

“In the Heights,” directed by “Crazy Rich Asians”

filmmaker Jon M. Chu, had been slated for June

26 but now isn’t dated for release. Miranda, in a

recent livestream interview with Rosie O’Donnell,

said the score was being recorded when post-

production work slowed due to the outbreak.

‘WONDER

WOMAN 1984,’

‘IN THE HEIGHTS’

POSTPONED DUE

TO VIRUS