American actress Amber Heard is returning to the big screen after a long and controversial trial against actor Johnny Depp. according to the portal deadlineamber stars in new movie in the fire, which will be screened at the 69th Taormina Film Festival in Italy. The premiere is set for June 24. The actor is also one of the main attractions of the event but has not confirmed his participation.
Since the jury decided that Amber should pay Depp $1 million for defamation, the actress has stayed out of the limelight and even moved to Spain, fueling rumors that she had retired. However, for the time being the actress aims to prioritize her career in theatre, as stated by the English tabloid.
In addition to the new Long, The Warner Company confirmed Amber’s participation in the sequel Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (2023). During the trial, the actress was targeted by internet users on social media, who asked the company to fire her because of the trial.
The film will tell the story of a psychiatrist, played by Amber, who moves to a farm in Colombia to take care of a child. Throughout the process, the character learns that the patient suffers from accusations of being possessed by the devil.
decision compensation
US $ 1 million raised by Johnny Depp Afterwards The actor’s ruling, which won the defamation suit, directed five charities, including Red Feather and the Amazonia Fund Alliance, to help indigenous communities and preserve the natural environment.
Remember the case of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s legal battle
In June last year, the jury reached a verdict that Amber had defamed her ex-husband in an article published by Washington Post in 2018, in which she described herself as a “public figure representing domestic abuse”.
But the jury also upheld a lawsuit filed by the actress for $100 million, claiming defamation from statements by Depp’s attorney, Adam Waldman, who said daily Mail that the allegations of abuse were a “montage”.
In early December, Amber asked for a new trial, however, a few days later, she revealed via a statement on Instagram that she dropped the appeal.
She wrote, “After much deliberation, I have come to the very difficult decision to close the defamation case brought against me by my ex-husband in Virginia.”
According to her, the agreement does not mean that she admits guilt or denies that she faced aggression: “I did not admit it, it is not an act of concession. There will be no question regarding my voice in the future.” Not a ban or a joke”.
