Actress Amber Heard has finally broken her silence about her return to the highly anticipated sequel, “Aquaman 2.” After months of speculation and rumors, Heard opened up about the challenges and pressures she faced reprising her role as Mera alongside Jason Momoa’s Aquaman.
The actress recently shared her commitment to her art but stated that she does not want to be “crucified” as an actress following her highly publicized trial with Johnny Depp.
Read on for more details.
Amber Heard Talks About Reprising Her Role In ‘Aquaman’
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In an interview with DeadlineHeard admitted that he was “excited” to return to the DC Extended Universe (DCEU) franchise but admitted that there was “a ton of pressure” when he compared it to his latest film, “In The Fire.”
He admits, “There’s a ton of pressure on this big franchise movie, with millions and millions of dollars at stake, and compromises are part of trying to make it the most successful thing. Then at the other end of the spectrum is a small indie film like ‘In The Fire,’ a work of art and a work of love, with almost the same resources, and so there’s a compromise there.”
Heard continued, “The best luck you can have as an actor is to balance both. Aquaman, the franchise and the machinery behind it, I’m very honored, honored to be a part of it.”
“And then there are little passion projects like In The Fire, where I’m proud to know the filmmakers and actors, and we get down and dirty together to bring this story to life,” the actress added. “There’s something fascinating about that, and I think success is an actor who can have both of those things.”
Amber Heard’s ‘Aquaman 2’ Return Doubtful
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Heard’s return to the role of Mera has been controversial since her highly publicized legal battle with ex-husband Johnny Depp. The actor faced allegations of domestic violence, which caused significant division among fans, with some calling for him to be removed from the film.
According to Daily Mail, A petition to reprise his role for the sequel was launched by fans of the “Pirates of the Caribbean” actor as they accused him of a “systematic crusade to damage Depp in Hollywood.”
Addressing the controversy head-on, Heard dismissed it saying, “Paid rumors and paid campaigns on social media do not determine [casting decisions] because they have no basis in reality.”
He Doesn’t Want To Be ‘Crucified’ For Legal Drama
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Heard has opened up about her struggles following the highly publicized trial involving her ex-husband, actor Depp. Heard, known for his roles in films such as “Aquaman” and “The Rum Diary,” spoke candidly about the impact of the legal battle on his personal and professional life.
The former couple’s legal dispute began in 2016 when she accused Depp of domestic violence. Highly publicized trials took place in the following years, revealing a complicated and chaotic relationship that attracted worldwide media attention.
In a recent interview with Deadline, Heard expressed his desire to pass the trial and subsequent fall. He shared his challenges in Hollywood due to highly publicized legal battles.
“You know, I just want to make movies and be appreciated as an actor,” he said. “I don’t want to be crucified to be appreciated as one.”
Amber Heard Makes Big Screen Comeback
The actress made a triumphant return to the spotlight as she attended the premiere of her latest film, “In the Fire,” at Taormina Films.
Dressed in an elegant black cape maxi dress, Heard walked the red carpet, exuding confidence and grace. The premiere was a testament to his determination to pursue his passion for acting, despite his recent struggles.
“Thank you for the warm reception at the Taormina Film Festival for my latest film ‘In the Fire,'” he wrote on Instagram on June 30. “It was an unforgettable weekend.”
The film sees Heard play a doctor who travels to a remote location to treat a boy who the local priest believes is possessed by Satan.
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