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As per the latest reports, Aquaman starrer Jason Momoa allegedly came on the set of the sequel dressed as Johnny Depp, and drunk, says Amber Heard's therapy notes. As per the documents accessed by the Variety, they read,
“Jason said he wanted me fired,” the notes say. “Jason drunk — late on set. Dressing like Johnny. Has all the rings too.”
Although the DC spokesperson has denied such allegations.
Yes. There were already enough problems for Warner Brothers and DC. Almost every release for them has not recovered money. On top of it, rather has led to some massive losses. The Flash is reportedly the biggest loss-maker superhero film. Aquaman 2 i.e. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, is the last of their offering to the audience, with the hope of making some money.
Although, the controversies surrounding the film have been around for quite a while. With Amber Heard reprising her role from the previous film, the fans have demanded to fire her from the project. And, the reason is her case with Hollywood actor Johnny Depp. The Amber Heard vs Johnny Depp case was televised and had a great impact on Heard's public perception. But, there are new developments to the story. If reports are to be believed, Tesla owner and Heard’s ex-boyfriend, Elon Musk wrote a scathing letter to Warner Brothers (WB). He apparently theatened the company if Heard was fired.
Eventually, she wasn't. Although, her scenes are reportedly cut. Atleast two scenes are.
Here, it is important to point out that the DC spokesperson claims the reason for firing heard was the lack of chemistry with the lead Jason Momoa.
These are just two sides of the coin. Or, just DC and Warner Brothers are trying to save sinking ship.
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