Aquaman

Amber Heard has been mocked throughout the defamation trial brought against her by Johnny Depp. Recently, the "Aquaman" actress was compared to Dr. Evil.

One video showed a video compilation featuring clips of Dr. Evil and clips of Heard from the stand. "Our video was to verify the claim that our eagle-eyed and loyal fanbase made about the product named in the trial." the caption of the video said. All over the place, too many details, fake sighs, forced tears and looks to the jury.. After a week-long break in the defamation trial, Heard returned to the stand on May 16. Although Heard didn't name Depp as her abuser, she recounted stories of abuse from the year 2016.

DC President of Films Walter Hamada is set to testify soon against Amber Heard in the actress' trial against Johnny Depp.

With nearly ten months until Aquaman 2 releases in theaters, Warner Bros. has plenty of challenges ahead with this movie's upcoming promotional tour and run in theaters next year. Even so, Hamada's testimony will be something to keep a close eye on in the next few days as he shares his side of the story in an official capacity. This specifically concerns the ongoing defamation trial between Amber Heard and Johnny Depp with regard to her upcoming role in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, next year's anticipated DC sequel.

False rumours have swirled that Amber Heard was fired from Aquaman 2 after the actress' agent Jessica Kovacevic testified in court.

Johnny Depp is suing Amber Heard for defamation because of an op-ed she wrote for the Washington Post in 2018. They just removed a bunch.” “I lost opportunities.

The ongoing defamation trial between Amber Heard and Johnny Depp is ongoing, as plenty of harrowing and personal details have come out about both parties.

The petition for Lively to come in is only at a meager 3,600 signatures, so fans better get working if they are to make as much noise as the other petition. Wright famously directed the fan-favorite film Scott Pilgrim, and he is now going to likely guide Lively as she adapts Bryan Lee O’Malley’s, Seconds. She might not have time to jump into a new franchise, but Blake Lively in Aquaman could theoretically save that movie from disaster. Another petition has now been started that sees people want to see Blake Lively in Aquaman instead. Now fans are taking it upon themselves to try and bring Blake Lively into Aquaman. All this drama aside, Lively would be an incredible addition to the MCU. She certainly has the acting chops to replace Heard as Mera. The change might also be good for the film as well, as the fallout from this trial is certainly substantial. It is now over 4.3 million signatures, as more and more people seem to be backing the idea that Heard has been the abuser in the relationship. According to Heard, she had been given a more substantial role in Aquaman 2, but that role has now been shrunk down to less than 10 minutes of screentime.

'Aquaman' fans are slamming Amber Heard for her opinion about women in the world of superheroes in a resurfaced interview.

I was pleasantly surprised when I heard that she was an empowered superhero in her own right. This is a substantial role in a big Hollywood movie that likely had actors lined up for the part. Heard continued: “I had a vague understanding of what I could expect, the representation of my character would be based on the vague understanding of the representation I’ve seen of women in that particular genre, especially. Heard starred as Mera in Aquaman, who brought her aquatic superpowers right from the pages of the comics. James Wan’s Aquaman brought Jason Momoa and Heard to the screen in a brand new way for their characters. Heard earned a huge opportunity with the DC Extended Universe movie, so why did she draw such an issue with it?

"Aquaman" should have been Amber Heard's "'A Star Is Born' moment"; instead, the actress's career shows barely a flicker.

Every time Depp has filed a lawsuit, it has “brought to light various issues,” she testified. “It was just this extraordinary moment for her, for her career to take off.” “It was that moment where not only was she a good actor, but she was now world-renowned because she was in the most successful film … for DC Comics,” Arnold said about “Aquaman,” which grossed more than $1.1 billion at the box office.

Jessica Kovacevic, Heard's agent, testified in a pre-recorded deposition at the Johnny Depp defamation trial on Thursday (May 19) that the production/ ...

I fought to keep my job and the biggest movie opportunity I had to date [with] Justice League with the option to [star in] Aquaman. I had to fight really hard to stay in Justice League because that was the time of the divorce.” When asked about her involvement after Depp’s team called her a liar in the press, she said no: “The communications stopped at that point.” Depp is suing Heard for $50million over a 2018 Washington Post op-ed she wrote about her alleged experiences as a domestic violence survivor. When Heard was asked if she’d been able to find work recently, Heard answered: “I have done one small independent film. They just removed a bunch out.” Representatives for Warner Bros. did not respond immediately to EW‘s comment request.

The Johnny Depp/Amber Heard defamation trial continues to skulk its way across the seafloor of the online subconscious this week, occasionally vomiting up ...

Which was “significant,” in Arnold’s telling, most notably as it applied to Heard’s starring role in the Aquaman sub-franchise of Warner Bros. films. The Johnny Depp/Amber Heard defamation trial continues to skulk its way across the seafloor of the online subconscious this week, occasionally vomiting up some industry factoid or moment of strangeness that inevitably rises to the surface to be fitfully dissected and perused. Per The Wrap, Arnold—who was called as a witness on Heard’s behalf, as she attempts to fend off Depp’s accusations of defamation over an op-ed she wrote about being a survivor of abuse from a few years back—noted that “research showed whenever Heard’s name was mentioned, whether in connection to a film, TV show, magazine article, or endorsement deal, there was immediate backlash from fans on social media.” (Readers at home can replicate this research by spending approximately four seconds on Twitter in 2022.) As such, Warner Bros. told Heard she was functionally disinvited from FanDome, the company’s now-annual celebration of its brands and various film properties.

Details about the plot of Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom were spoiled at Amber Heard's defamation trial.

We at the Direct exclusively reported on Mera being pregnant with her and Arthur Curry's child for most of the film: This kept Mera from being part of a major action sequence that she was originally supposed to have in the movie's final moments. Most recently, DC President of Films Walter Hamada expressed that Heard didn't face any repercussions and was welcomed back to the film through this ugly situation, although the details about the truth are still quite unclear.

'[Heard's] world has been silent in terms of opportunities,' Hollwood expert Kathryn Arnold commented on the backlash against Heard over Depp's alleged ...

They didn’t want to include me in the film.” Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Because every time her name is mentioned, the negativity flares up again. certainly for DC Comics,” Arnold testified that Heard was not able to receive roles “for a long time” after the Depp-Waldman comments, adding that she was recently able to do a small independent film, funded in Europe. A witness for Amber Heard has testified that the actor’s Aquaman co-star Jason Momoa was “adamant” she reprise her role in the film’s sequel.

The actress, who plays Mera in Aquaman, only kept her role in the sequel after Momoa fought for her, the court heard in the Johnny Depp trial.

It comes after Heard earlier testified that she was given a new script for Aquaman 2 with a ‘very pared-down version’ of her role. In the op-ed, Heard opened up about her experience as being a domestic abuse survivor but did not mention Depp by name. She also denied that she only got the role because of her connection to Depp. Arnold also denied that this was due to a reported lack of chemistry between Heard and Momoa. The entertainment expert said Heard was ‘fighting for her life’ to be in the film and was paid $2m (£1.6m) to star in the sequel, the same salary she reportedly received for the first instalment. During her testimony, Arnold claimed Heard, 36, only kept her role because Momoa, who plays the film’s titular superhero, and the movie’s director James Wan ‘committed to her’ and were ‘adamant she was in the film’. Amber Heard only kept her role in the upcoming Aquaman 2 because the film’s lead star Jason Momoa fought for her to stay, the court heard in her bombshell libel trial against ex-husband Johnny Depp.

The consultant said Heard's career might be equal to Gal Gadot or Zendaya if Depp hadn't accused her of falsifying her claims.

@LawCrimeNetwork pic.twitter.com/VoL5zJ2MfY May 23, 2022 @LawCrimeNetwork pic.twitter.com/hMCU3juBjD May 23, 2022 "She was on the poster with the very handsome Jason Momoa....it was just this very extraordinary moment for her career to take off," she said. The entertainment consultant went on to tell the court in Fairfax, Virginia, that the 36-year-old actor lost up to $50 million (AUD$ 39 million, £39 million) in potential earnings following claims that she had made up the allegations of domestic abuse. Arnold told the court Momoa rallied for Heard to be kept on as Mera in the upcoming 2023 flick Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom. Entertainment industry consultant Kathryn Arnold told the Virginia court that Heard has clung on to her role in the upcoming Aquaman sequel thanks to her co-star Jason Momoa.

The actor, who played Princess Mera in the 2018 DC movie, is being sued by Depp for $50m (£39.7m) for implying he abused her in a 2018 Washington Post op-ed.

She added that her contract said she would make $2m (£1.6m) for the second film. “I fought really hard to stay in the movie. Start your Independent Premium subscription today. They just removed a bunch.” Although she didn’t name him, he claims her allegations impacted his ability to work. During her testimony last week, Heard claimed Warner Bros “didn’t want to include me” in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, adding that her role in the sequel was cut down after Depp’s team called her initial abuse claims a “hoax”.

Walter Hamada, the head of DC Films, testified that the studio considered recasting Heard's role in 'Aquaman 2' due to poor chemistry.

Heard has alleged that her role was “pared down” considerably over time, but Hamada testified it has remained static since the film was first developed in 2018. Heard was paid $1 million for the first “Aquaman,” and $2 million for the sequel. “They didn’t have a lot of chemistry together,” Hamada said.

Entertainment consultant Kathryn Arnold testified on the DC star's behalf during the ongoing defamation Amber Heard is involved in with ex-husband Johnny ...

Reports surfaced yesterday that Momoa, 42, allegedly defended Heard to keep her role in the sequel. “They just removed a bunch out.” “She ends up in the hospital early in this new ‘Aquaman 2’ movie and doesn’t really come out until the end to kind of wrap things up.