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Aquaman 2: Amber Heard Trending After Petition to Fire Her Goes Viral

Aquaman 2 began trending yesterday as James Wan posted a photo to his Instagram that announced the title to the long-awaited sequel, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom. The conversation sparked once again about Amber Heard and her false accusations of her ex-husband, Johnny Depp, with a petition circling around online. Many are calling for Warner Brothers to fire the actress, some even threatening to not see the film if she remains part of the cast.

It only seems fair seeing how Depp was removed from two major projects, Pirates of the Caribbean and Fantastic Beasts. Since then, his career has been a bit rocky with their court case popping up in headlines over the past few years. People are siding with the actor and tweeting expressing their distaste for Heard for what she has wrongfully caused.

We’ve seen many companies actually listen to their fans and make changes to the cast, an example being Armie Hammer being dropped from many projects for his Instagram scandal. The world we live in is rather sensitive to these types of situations. Keeping Heard in her role might send the wrong message so it’s possible that Warner Brothers might not want to risk tainting a major film like the Lost Kingdom. Only time will tell once filming commences.

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