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Blake to replace Amber?

Aquaman’s female lead Amber Heard may not return for the sequel of the 2018 film. The latest buzz suggests that we might get to see a new female lead in the second instalment of the DC superhero film. Reportedly, Amber...

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Updated At : 12:40 PM Jun 12, 2020 IST

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Aquaman’s female lead Amber Heard may not return for the sequel of the 2018 film. The latest buzz suggests that we might get to see a new female lead in the second instalment of the DC superhero film. Reportedly, Amber Heard is no longer a part of the DC universe, as she has been embroiled in a legal battle with ex-husband Johnny Depp. Many things came out about the actress, which might not go in her favour, and it is believed that 4,00,000 signatures have been collected by fans to remove her from the role.

Meanwhile, the name of Blake Lively is doing the rounds for the role.

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