UnboxPHD Goes to London to Film Aquaman 2

UnBoxPHD went to the Warner Bros. studio in Leavesden, United Kingdom, to film Aquaman 2, where Amber Heard will reprise her role as Mera. They also visited the London courthouse where Johnny Depp is currently suing News Corp., and filmed the actress getting booed when she arrived.

Sean is present to provide live testimony in the Johnny v Amber case

The trial has already begun, but one of the most interesting aspects is the fact that actor Sean is present to provide live testimony in the case. The actor is one of the stars of the case, and his friend Keenan Wyatt, who worked as a sound technician for the movie, is also a witness. The two men are friends and colleagues of Johnny Depp.

The jury has heard excerpts from the “love journal” that the couple had created, and they have seen more than one photo of Heard. Vasquez has argued that Heard edited some of the photos to hide facial bruising. Heard, meanwhile, has claimed that the photos were taken two weeks after the alleged assault. In addition, Vasquez has criticized Heard’s use of drugs and accused her of attempting to get her nurse’s license revoked.

Many insiders in the industry have testified in the case, including former agents and executives of Hollywood studios. They tried to push back against accusations of mudslinging and avoid looking like they were taking sides in a high-profile dispute. One executive from DC Films testified that discussions regarding recasting Heard in the Aquaman sequel were unrelated to the legal battle with Depp. He also said the discussions had more to do with Heard’s chemistry with Jason Momoa than with Depp.

The Johnny v Amber trial started on April 11 and went to a jury on April 12. This case has been the topic of much public attention, with sensational revelations. On May 5, the court adjourned for a break. It will reconvene on Monday, May 16 at 9 a.m. For the first day, the list of witnesses includes Amber Heard and Johnny Depp.

Unboxphd campaign against Amber Heard

The Twitter campaign against Amber Heard was a coordinated effort, with certain accounts amplifying anti-Heard messages and harassing Heard supporters. In addition to parroting human language, these “toxic trolls” also used hashtag spamming and copypasta. As a result, Dawson was shocked by the amount of negativity directed at Heard.

While many fans of the actor are enraged by the accusations, some do not see Depp as a saint. In fact, they claim Depp’s actions are hypocritical. The campaign has also expressed concern about the amount of money Heard received from the settlement, and believes that Warner Bros. should explain the reason why Heard is still appearing in the film despite the scandal.

The campaign is not calling for Heard’s firing, but instead demands an official statement from Warner Bros Studios. While the studio has yet to reply to the controversy, the YouTube channel has removed the posters and pictures. In the meantime, Unboxphd is planning a trip to Virginia to cover Heard’s events.

The campaign is also spreading to social media. Amber Heard’s legal team has hired the social media research group Bot Sentinel to investigate the activity. The group found that there were 627 Twitter accounts dedicated to tweeting negative things about the actress. The majority of these accounts were new and only created in the last seven months. This is significantly higher than the 8.6% rate for other topics. In a nutshell, Amber Heard is facing numerous attacks, including cyberbullying and cyberstalking.

Although the pro-Depp accounts were not coordinated, they did appear to be related and use similar tactics to spread anti-Heard messaging. Earlier this year, there was a large amount of misinformation about Heard that amassed millions of views and likes. During this time, pro-Depp accounts also targeted Heard supporters. It was not clear how the anti-Depp campaign impacted the jury’s decision.