Scenes with Amber Heard were completely cut from Aquaman 2, but the actress denies it

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It’s only been two weeks since a jury unanimously found Amber Heard guilty in a libel case against Johnny Depp, and the Hollywood “cancellation” machine is already in full swing. According to Just Jared sources, the creators of the Aquaman sequel have finally removed from the film, which will be released in 2023, all scenes involving 36-year-old Amber Heard in post-production.

According to rumors, the casting of a new actress for the role of Mera is in full swing and the costs of re-shooting do not scare anyone. However, Warner Bros. have refrained from commenting. It is only known that Jason Momoa and Nicole Kidman will remain in the film.

Representatives of Amber Heard are also in no hurry to confirm the information. One of the insiders noted that these are just unpleasant rumors.

The gossip pipeline continues to run as it has since day one,” he told People. “Inaccurate, insensitive and insane.

Recall that the fact that the actress has serious problems in her career, and the creators of the film “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom” are seriously going to remove Hurd from the cast, started talking during litigation between the actress and her 58-year-old ex-husband Johnny Depp. Hurd has previously admitted that only warm friendly relations with the lead actor Jason Momoa helped her to keep the role. However, talent agent Jessica Kovacevich testified in court that Heard’s role was cut down a little because of the lack of on-screen chemistry between her and Momoa.

For the first time, Amber Heard played the princess of the underwater kingdom Meru in the 2017 film Justice League, and the following year she returned to this character in the original Aquaman. Previously, Johnny Depp claimed that his connections played a significant role in shaping the cast of the film. He allegedly called the heads of Warner Bros. to approve the former spouse for the role. Hurd denied this version.

Recall that the loud process on defamation has been considered since 11 April. Johnny Depp filed a lawsuit against Amber Heard over an article signed by her name in The Washington Post in December 2018. From the text it followed that the actor could subject her to domestic violence. He has not been named, but the plaintiff claims that the text effectively ruined his reputation and career. He demanded compensation in the amount of $50 million from his ex-wife. The actress filed a counterclaim. She claimed that she had been subjected to “physical abuse and abuse” during her marriage.