Amber Heard reportedly appeared in ‘Aquaman 2’ for less than 10 minutes

Amber HeardA profession may already be suffering because of Johnny DeppTrial – She reportedly has a much smaller role in ‘Aquaman 2’… up to mere minutes.

According to the film journalist Grace Randolph – He’s been known to have powerful comedic scoops like this – Amber will obviously appear in less than 10 minutes of screen time in “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom”.

No other context is given, which is really crucial to understanding this – namely, whether Amber’s supposed existence is a recent development, or whether it was written that way from the start. Anyway… it’s interesting that this news is surfacing now.

The film concluded in January with the director James Wan Post a congratulatory IG with Jason Momoa And Patrick Wilson (New character) … but the strange thing is that Amber is not mentioned at all. It was a huge part of the first movie – Jason’s love interest – and yet… the cockroaches.

Jason himself doesn’t seem to be tagging, posting, or mentioning Amber either on his social media for the past several months — so, this one, too, is the kind to tell us. He’s been doing some “Aquaman” promotional stuff here and there…but always on his own, or with Pat.

BTW, Amber herself doesn’t seem to be doing much, if any, on the “Aquaman 2” show. Most of her IG activities revolve around her personal life… except for a snapshot in October, when she posted a picture of herself with Mira’s signature red hair, and simply wrote… “Red Day.”

Of course, the movie itself was also a scheduling shocker – it was originally supposed to be shown on holidays this year…but Warner Bros. She put it back in March, citing COVID-related production delays.

Work on the “Aquaman” sequel went on for a long time – and Amber was announced to be reprising her role from the start. The question is… does the trial really affect things??? The truth is… American mores will never know for sure, unless someone spills on top of the beans.

These films are living and breathing entities subject to change until they are actually released. Assuming the validity of this report, the World Bank could easily attribute Amber’s marginalization to story-related reasons rather than commenting on Court Verses that have appeared in the past few weeks.