Finally, the role that international actress Amber Heard will play in her expected return to cinema has been revealed, and she will appear on screen for the first time after losing her famous case to her ex-husband, international star Johnny Depp.
Actress Amber Heard is making a comeback by attending the Taormina Film Festival in Sicily, Italy to showcase her latest film, In Fire.
Amber is playing the role of an American psychiatrist investigating a rare case where a child is accused of being the devil himself on a Colombian plantation. The film, directed by Connor Allen, centers around supernatural events that occurred in 1899.
The events of the film take the viewers in many turns full of evil, but Hurd, the psychiatrist, distances herself from the beliefs of the residents and the people and begins a race against time to save this child from the angry citizens, but rather she seeks to save him from himself as well.
The international star expressed enthusiasm about their participation in the film “Fire,” stating that they were excited to revisit the character and be a part of the intriguing storyline. They also expressed pleasure in having the opportunity to share this unique project with a wider audience.
According to those close to Heard, she is now keen to focus on her return to the cinema again, although the fate of her participation in the new part of the movie “Aquaman” (Aquaman) is still completely unknown, Amber Hurd is very optimistic about her future cinematic projects.
Heard’s legal disputes with Depp, and her loss of the case, caused a negative image of her, and she admitted that when she said previously: “Unfortunately, my role has been reduced as a result of the media campaign related to the case.”
One of the results of those events was that a million-dollar campaign was launched calling for her to be banned from participating in the “Aquaman” sequel. However, Peter Safran, the producer and co-president of New DC Studios, said that Amber’s participation in the work or not is an issue that has not been discussed yet.
