Amber Heard has been praised for her excellent portrayal of Princess Mera, which hasn't been cut from Aquaman 2, can you believe it?

Action legend Dolph Lundgren - the actor who played King Nereus in Aquaman had a good impression with Amber Heard during filming together. Currently, his sharing is attracting a lot of attention from the online community.

Specifically, in an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Dolph Lundgren - the actor who played King Nereus in Aquaman - praised Amber Heard: "She performed very well during filming. For the second part, I heard that Heard did a good job."

Regarding the news that Heard was cut from Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, the 65-year-old star is not sure if this is true or not. Lundgren said that since the lawsuit with Johnny Depp, Heard and he have not met once.

Lundgren is one of those people who openly speaks well of Heard amid the flow of negative, lashing out at the actress on social media. Before that, Whitney Heard - Heard's sister, Ellen Barkin - Depp's ex, reporter Eve Barlow... insisted that she always sided with the actress.

Lundgren has twice collaborated with Heard in the blockbuster Warner Bros. manufacture. In the film, he plays King Nereus at the head of the kingdom of Xebel, constantly spying on Aquaman's wife (Jason Momoa) Mera (Amber Heard), and wanting to kill the superhero.

Last year, he continued to play a role in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom. The filming of the film coincided with the time when the actor had to finish filming for The Expendables 4 in Europe. Therefore, he had to move constantly between the two places.

Dolph Lundgren was born in 1957, is a famous Swedish actor and film producer. Considered an action legend since the 1980s, he resonated with the 1985 production of Rocky 4, playing the mighty boxer Ivan Drago.

Since then, he has starred in more than 40 films, most of which are in the action genre such as Dark Angel (1990), Universal Soldier (1992), Joshua Tree (1993), Johnny Mnemonic (1995).

In 2004, he directed his first film, The Defender, and then went on to direct The Mechanik (2005), Missionary Man (2007), Command Performance (2009).

In another development, after losing the lawsuit, Amber Heard announced that she would "change her profession" to write a book that recorded things that had never been revealed before the trial about her marriage and Johnny Depp's many hidden corners. as a way to make a living. Because at the moment, the actress's path back to acting in Hollywood is almost zero.

The statement above by actress Aquaman immediately made people stir because in the near future, the public is about to see a new pen named Amber Heard with many promises.

In addition, many netizens find it ridiculous and spread the clip taken at the trial about the scene of the young "female author" "writing as if not writing".

Many comments say that not only is she a "real" actress, she is also "good" at acting in real life. The clip is currently attracting a lot of attention from the online community.

It can be said that although Johnny Depp's multi-million dollar defamation lawsuit against his ex-wife Amber Heard has been resolved, it is not really over.

The Aquaman star announced it would appeal. However, she had to pay a "deposit" of $8.35 million. During a brief, intense hearing on the morning of June 24 in the Fairfax, Virginia (USA) courtroom, Heard's lead attorney, Elaine Bredehoft, sought to establish a motion of appeal for her client.

Specifically, Judge Penney Azcarate gave the final verdict in the civil trial that ended on June 1. Azcarate bluntly told Bredehoft if Amber Heard wanted to appeal the verdict from the seven-person jury, the lawyer would have to file a lawsuit.

Azcarate also informed Heard's attorney that the Aquaman star would have to "put down" $8.35 million in interest at 6% per annum before any formal appeal could be made.

Earlier this month, Johnny Depp was awarded $15 million in damages in his $50 million defamation lawsuit. The amount awarded by Judge Azcarate was reduced to $10.35 million under Virginia's punitive damages mitigation limits. Meanwhile, the court also awarded the ex-wife of the Pirates of the Caribbean $2 million in damages out of the $100 million that Amber Heard claimed.

Although both attended all of the six-week court sessions, neither Depp nor Heard were present in the courtroom on June 24. Recalling what his client has made public over the past few weeks, Bredehoft made it clear on June 24 that Heard will appeal the ruling. Bredehoft also confirmed Heard did not have the money to pay Depp or meet the obligations. Amber Heard's defense team has about 21 days to file an appeal.

Even so, the financial problems are not over for the Amber Heard team. Previously, it was Bredenhoft's comment on TV in the early morning of June 24 that made many people wonder if the parties would come to an amicable settlement before a final decision is made.

Johnny Depp will play Pirates of the Caribbean, Amber Heard "closed" back to Hollywood after the lawsuit? Hoàng Phúc10:57:45 03/06/2022According to People, after the lawsuit between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard for defamation ended, experts and the public are very interested in the star couple's career in the near future. The former executive director of Disney Studios (who wishes to remain anonymous) said that...