Amber Heard leaked Aquaman 2 content, almost 10 years in prison for 1 reason

The trial worth $ 50 million between Amber Heard and Johnny Depp is ongoing and receives public attention. Notably, when testifying for Amber Heard, entertainment expert Kathryn Arnold accidentally revealed the contents of the blockbuster " Aquaman 2".

According to Entertainment Weekly, at the May 23 trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, entertainment industry expert Kathryn Arnold was invited to testify for the actress.

In court, Kathryn Arnold said Heard had lost between $ 45 million to $ 50 million in advertising contracts and film income, could not cooperate with major studios because of allegations against her ex-husband.

However, when giving testimony, the entertainment industry expert went too far when revealing some details in the upcoming Aquaman 2 movie.

She said, "The character Mera (Amber Heard) will appear at the beginning of the movie when she gives birth in the hospital and the ending scene. All interactions with Momoa and other action scenes are blocked. remove".

Kathryn Arnold said that to get the action scenes, Heard had to practice 5 hours a day for several months with a trainer. However, the actress did not know that her role was cut many scenes until the day of filming.

"Compared to what is in the script, Heard's role of Mera has been cut a lot. It's not worth the effort she has put in," the expert said.

During a previous hearing, Jessica Kovacevic, the actress' manager, stated that Amber Heard did not have a perfect emotional response to Jason Momoa. The bad acting made her almost eliminated from the movie.

"Amber Heard should have been much more successful after Aquaman's late 2018 release, Warner Bros. wanted to remove her from the franchise because of the legal battle between her and Depp," Kovacevic said.

As for Heard, the star said that it is unknown how much time she will eventually appear in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (2023). The actress also expressed that after the controversy with her ex-husband, it is difficult to continue to accompany the superhero brand.

"I fought so hard to be able to continue in the movie. They (Warner Bros.) didn't want to put me in the movie. The new script was edited, removed my action scenes. Basically. version, they eliminated a lot of my roles," the actress said about the new film project.

In addition, amid the intense legal battle with Johnny Depp, Amber Heard was re-investigated in the case of fraudulent immigration documents for pets into Australia. According to Fox News, Australia's Department of Agriculture, Water and Environment (DAWE) has confirmed it is continuing to investigate Amber Heard's allegations of perjury in the 2015 pet immigration case.

"Amber knew the policy was strict but disregarded it and carried out the act of illegally transporting animals to the mainland," the charge said. According to Australian regulations, pets must be isolated and quarantined within 10 days for the first time they are brought into the country.

Because the investigation is related to Amber Heard's testimony in the ongoing US trial, DAWE did not comment further.

It is known that the authorities restarted the investigation from October 2021 when DAWE began to collect data, information and testimony from witnesses at customs. And once obtained, the Director of the Australian Prosecutor's Office examined whether the evidence was sufficient to continue pursuing the case. Currently, Amber Heard's representative has not commented on this issue.

In 2015, Amber Heard brought two yorkshire pets Boo and Pistol to Australia to visit Johnny Depp - where the actor was busy filming Pirates of the Caribbean 5. Amber Heard said Kevin Murphy, Johnny Depp's former real estate manager , responsible for legal entry documents for pets. However, when questioned by Australian authorities, she said that because she was traveling on a private jet, she did not declare it to customs.

Before Amber Heard's statement, Murphy admitted that it was the actress who pressured him to lie about the procedural matter. "Basically, Amber forced me to admit that one way or another it was all my fault, that the paperwork wasn't completed so I could take the blame on her behalf," Murphy said.

If charged criminally for illegally entering animals and knowingly providing false or misleading documents, Amber Heard could face up to 10 years in prison. But then, the actress only had to pay a fine of $1,000. The scandal caused the Hollywood star couple to hire a private plane to bring Boo and Pistol back to Los Angeles, USA.

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