Kate Moss will testify in Johnny Depp's lawsuit, Amber Heard accused by Warner Bros of lying about Aquaman 2

Kate Moss is about to testify and clarify information Amber Heard mentioned in the previous hearing. It is not clear whether the sharing of the British supermodel will benefit Johnny Depp or Amber Heard.

On May 23, People's sources confirmed that Kate Moss will testify at the trial in Fairfax (Virginia, USA) via video sent to the court.

According to Fox News, Moss was dragged into the lawsuit when Heard told the jury that the supermodel had also been abused by Depp. At the May 5 hearing, while telling the story of a fight with her ex-husband on the stairs, the Aquaman actor said Depp also pushed Moss - his ex-lover - down the stairs.

"My sister Whitney was standing on the stairs and Johnny Depp waved his hand at her. I raised my hand and didn't hesitate the first time I used violence against him. At that moment, I immediately thought of Kate. Moss had been pushed down the stairs and feared the same thing would happen to his sister," Heard said.

Newsweek reported that Depp's lawyer Ben Chew was surprised by Heard's share. Particularly, the actor "Pirates of the Caribbean" laughed in court.

Roland Acevedo - a civil lawyer with an office in Manhattan, USA - said that Heard dragged Moss into the lawsuit because the actress was not sure whose side the British supermodel would take. In the case of Moss defending Depp, Heard saw it as the wrong move.

Johnny Depp and Kate Moss began to fall in love at the end of 1994. The actor-supermodel couple had 3 years together before Depp took the initiative to say goodbye. When he was still in love, Moss always had a good word for his boyfriend, matching him at many film and fashion events.

Even after the breakup, Moss spoke well of Depp. The supermodel once confessed on Vanity Fair that she cried a lot after the two went their separate ways.

In addition, according to Variety, DC Films President Walter Hamada was invited by Johnny Depp to testify in the trial on May 24 (local time). Hamada said she considered replacing the actor in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom because of Amber Heard's lack of connection with the male lead Jason Momoa.

"They don't interact well and have a lot of emotional reactions to each other. Basically, Jason and Amber can make the relationship a huge success from the first movie, but they need a lot of effort to have a good result. ", said Hamada.

Thus, within a few weeks, Warner Bros. considered whether to let Heard continue playing the character of Princess Mera.

The emotional connection can be enhanced by post-production, which Hamada calls "cinematic magic". However, in order for this process to go smoothly, it largely depends on the actor's acting and interaction ability.

Appearing through a pre-recorded video, Hamada affirmed that the litigation scandal involving Johnny Depp was not the reason why Heard could lose his role in the superhero blockbuster.

Amber Heard pocketed a million dollars to appear in Aquaman (2018) and $ 2 million for the movie slated for release next year. This salary is considered by Variety to be suitable for her ability and popularity.

However, entertainment consultant Kathryn Arnold - Heard's witness - said that the actress could make more than $ 4 million for the second film, if it were not for litigation with Depp.

In the testimony on May 23, Arnold also revealed some details in the movie Aquaman 2. She said: "The character Mera (played by Amber Heard) will appear at the beginning of the movie when she is hospitalized and gives birth and ending scene. All interactions with Momoa and other action scenes have been removed."

Arnold said the film will have eye-catching action scenes, Heard had to practice 5 hours a day for several months with a trainer.

Earlier, at the trial on May 23, filmmaker Morgan Higby Night became a witness of Johnny Depp in a $50 million lawsuit against Amber Heard. Before entering the Fairfax courthouse (Virginia, USA), Night shared: "Amber Heard is jealous and crazy."

In court, Heard's attorney Elaine Bredehoft asked Night: "Are you a huge Johnny Depp fan?" "I'm not his fan," Night replied. The filmmaker's answer made many people present in the courtroom laugh.

Morgan Higby Night is a former motel owner, and also owns a chain of trailers in Hicksville Park (California) - where Depp and Heard and many of their friends went to vacation here in 2013.

In an earlier hearing, Heard said Depp accused her of flirting with another woman. The actor was angry and threatened the other woman by grabbing her wrist and cursing. Then the actor got angry and smashed everything.

However, during the trial on May 23, Night denied Heard's allegations. The filmmaker said that he was the witness of the controversy of the star-actor couple at that time.

"She was annoyed and yelled at Depp. He was withdrawn and almost scared. I found it a bit odd because Depp was her husband and older than Heard," Night said.

The filmmaker added: "I've never seen Depp have sex with any other woman, other than Heard."

Morgan Higby Night is not the first to defend Depp. Before that, Miss Valeria Altobelli - the founder of Mission NGO - also defended Johnny Depp. She believes that the organization's compassion is directed towards a talented star, a father, or more simply Depp is also a human being like everyone else.

"Mental health is something we all have to take care of. Everyone deserves to live in a positive environment where women and men can love and respect each other," she said.

Kate Moss unmasks Amber Heard's lie, insists she wasn't pushed down the stairs by Johnny Depp Hoàng Phúc09:29:17 26/05/2022Appearing as a witness through an online form, former supermodel Kate Moss affirmed that she had never been pushed down the stairs by ex-boyfriend Johnny Depp, kicked in the body or did anything else as Amber Heard said before. According to People, Kate Moss testified in the...