Wonder Woman 2 Films In Georgetown Thursday (ICYMI)

Editor's note: This article was originally posted earlier this week.

WASHINGTON, DC -- Georgetown was quite a scene on Thursday, as vintage cars, Hollywood stars, and lights-camera-action transformed one part of the neighborhood into a movie set.

And to do so, they brought back Commander Salamander -- a Georgetown institution that shut down in 2010. This scene is set in 1984, and as a result they turned the intersection of Wisconsin Avenue and P Street into something resembling that era, complete with 1980s cars and a phone booth.

Filming should wrap up Thursday but will start up again on Wisconsin Avenue on July 1, according to a Washingtonian report. Check out some photos of the scene below:

They’re getting started on the Commander Salamander shoot. They’ve got a whole bunch of vintage cars with old plates on P St. and an old phone booth. pic.twitter.com/6GunmdHXsx
— Topher Mathews (@GeorgetownMet) June 14, 2018

Crews aren’t sharing the details but word on the street is the sequel to #WonderWoman is being filmed in Georgetown the next few days! Recreation of Commander Salamander in the works for the film #ww84 pic.twitter.com/zWVMePMn4v
— Melissa Howell (@Mhowell003) June 13, 2018

Wonder Woman is filming in Georgetown today! @ABC7News : Joshua Morris! pic.twitter.com/qW7mjrvysq
— Caroline Patrickis (@Cpatrickis) June 14, 2018

(Photo by Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images)