After being successfully sued by her ex-husband Johnny Depp, Amber Heard may be looking for more than huge cash compensation. After constant and endless online debates on who was the real victim or who would be affected professionally by all this, the news gives new topics of conversation around both actors’ lives. Amber Heard’s role of Mera in Aquaman and the Lost Kindom (set to premiere on March 17, 2023) could disappear in its entirety.
Warner Bros. reportedly held a meeting and decided to remove all of Amber Heard's scenes from ‘#Aquaman2’.
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According to The Direct, following a meeting between Warner Bros. higher-ups. Walsh's rumor suggests Mera may die during childbirth at the beginning of the sequel, but its upcoming test screening will be telling.
“Her absence could feel jarring for fans of the series, especially if it's due to an off-screen death that keeps her out of the movie entirely. The film reportedly finished principal photography earlier this year, but reshoots to tie up loose ends are certainly a possibility, with nearly a year until the film debuts.If this rumor is true, Warner Bros. clearly thinks that Heard's presence could possibly hurt the film's total gross, as a lot of the general public did not side with her during the trial. Removing her entirely from the sequel could also keep her away from any marketing or press for the film.”
We are still finding our way through this controversial topic, so it will be a matter of time until we find out what will really happen with Heard’s character.
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