11:28 AM EDT 3/28/2017
DC and Warner Bros. are ramping up the storylines of several characters, setting out to release some of the never-been-seen solo movies like "Aquaman." Amber Heard and Patrick Wilson recently revealed tantalizing details about their characters in the upcoming solo movie.
The latest trailer for "Justice League" heavily hinted that "Aquaman" is set to be the next big screen character in the DC Extended Universe, Screenrant noted. As early as now, the cast are making news for themselves, appearing in several interviews to talk about the movie and their role. In fact, Patrick Wilson teased his villain character Ocean Master for the upcoming film in a recent interview. He justified the way most superhero movies treat their villains.
Speaking about the latest trailer for "Justice League," he took to Twitter to respond to the timeless question of why comic book enemies are often faceless. He promised fans that it won't be long before fans will see the big bad wolf of "Aquaman." Many believe that the movie would give fans a deeper trip through the Atlantean history, giving off a more complicated villain than General Zod or Steppenwolf.
Not for long. @creepypuppet https://t.co/0C9rJrAVdT
— patrick wilson (@patrickwilson73) March 27, 2017
In other news, another character from "Aquaman" recently talked about her career with People. Amber Heard revealed how she was told that coming out as bisexual would definitely end her career. The ex-wife of Johnny Depp opened up about her insecurities about her sexuality, fearing that she would never be accepted. In the early days of her career, she revealed that it was very hard to deal with her sexuality saying it was difficult to be the only one doing it.
The "Aquaman" actress proved herself to be capable of portraying a female character despite her sexual orientation. While she made headlines with her divorce with Johnny Depp last year, Heard was also talked about earlier on about her relationship with Ree.
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