'Aquaman 2' Producer Responds to Fan Pressure to Axe Amber Heard from Film

Jordan Moreau A Virginia judge allowed Johnny Depp to proceed with his $50 million defamation lawsuit against Amber Heard, after her plea to dismiss the suit after Depp lost his U.K. libel case was denied.Depp is suing Heard, his ex-wife, after she wrote a 2018 op-ed in the Washington Post about being a survivor of domestic abuse.

Washington Post op-ed in which she wrote about surviving domestic violence.Court documents were released yesterday (August 17), according to PEOPLE, denying Heard’s request to dismiss the case – first filed in March 2019 – following Depp’s loss of his libel lawsuit against The Sun.Depp had attempted to sue the newspaper after they had referred to him as a “wife beater” in an article from April 2018.The trial originally took place over 16 days back in July 2020 at the Royal Courts of Justice, and

(UPDATED with statement from Depp lawyer) Johnny Depp may whine that Hollywood is boycotting him, but a Virginia judge just handed the Minamata star a big win in his $50 million defamation lawsuit against Amber Heard.

The Times, which is part of the same publishing group owned by Rupert Murdoch that also owns the tabloid The Sun, Depp called the last five years of dealing with the case “surreal” and referred to a Hollywood “boycott” of him.Pamela Chelin contributed to this report.

Johnny Depp, 58, is calling out Hollywood for their “boycott” against the Oscar-nominated actor. In a new interview with The Sunday Times, Johnny spoke about how his acting career has taken a major hit ever since he lost a libel case against The Sun in Nov.

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Johnny Depp an honorary prize amidst accusations of domestic abuse.The San Sebastian Film Festival is due to award Depp the Donostia Award later this month.

Johnny Depp will be receiving an award from the San Sebastian International Film Festival. The actor, who is best known for playing the dashing rogue Captain Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean, is due to receive the festival's most prestigious gong, the Donostia Award.

Johnny Depp will receive a lifetime achievement award from a leading film festival. The Hollywood star will be honoured with the Donostia Award at the 69th San Sebastian film festival in Spain next month.

Jason Momoa is honouring an 8-year-old “Aquaman” fan who tragically lost his battle with brain cancer over the weekend.

official statement as “one of contemporary cinema’s most talented and versatile actors”.He will be presented with the Donostia award at the Kursaal Auditorium on Wednesday (September 22), during the 69th edition of the festival.

Spain’s San Sebastian International Film Festival made the controversial decision to honour Johnny Depp with its Donostia Award.

A New York judge has agreed to Johnny Depp‘s request in his ongoing legal battle with Amber Heard.

Johnny Depp snagged a victory in his court battle against ex-wife Amber Heard that will force a charity to reveal whether the actress lived up to her promises to donate her $7 million divorce settlement. The "Pirates of Caribbean" star, 58, was granted a partial petition by a judge in New York that ordered the American Civil Liberties Union to release documents to confirm whether Heard, 35, donated the payout from their 2017 divorce, USA Today reported.

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom had “no impact” on casting decisions, according to the film’s producer.In a recent episode of Deadline‘s Hero Nation Podcast, producer Peter Safran addressed the campaign, started after she filed a lawsuit against ex-husband Johnny Depp, and how it never influenced the team’s casting choices.“I don’t think we’re ever going to react to, honestly, pure fan pressure,” Safran said.“You gotta do what’s best for the movie.