Dolph Lundgren mentioned his experiences working with actress Amber Heard in a brand new Instagram Reside session.
Dolph Lundgren solely has good issues to say about working with “Aquaman” co-star Amber Heard.
The “By no means Again Down” actress, 36, is presently embroiled in an ongoing defamation trial together with her ex-husband Johnny Depp, 58, with the verdict set to be launched Wednesday.
Lundgren, 64, was requested by Redline Metal founder Colin Wayne about what it was wish to work with Heard throughout an Instagram Reside session on Monday.
The Swedish actor portrays King Nereus in 2018’s “Aquaman” and the upcoming sequel hitting film theaters in March, whereas Heard performs his daughter, Princess Mera.
“She was nice. I labored together with her on the primary ‘Aquaman,’ now the second we shot final fall in London. She’s terrific,” Lundgren famous. “I had an excellent expertise together with her. She was very form, good to the crew, good to all people. Simply right down to earth.”
The “Stepfather” star welcomed her child daughter, Oonagh Paige, in April 2021 and the “Rocky IV” actor additionally mentioned Heard as a mother.
“She has a child now, a new child child, so she had the child together with her on the set with a nanny, which is kinda cute,” he mentioned.
The former Limelight bouncer additionally gushed about the remainder of the “Aquaman” forged and crew, exclaiming: “All people on that image are nice. Nicole Kidman is improbable, Jason Momoa — they’re a bunch of actually good individuals. And James Wan, the director, after all, is tremendous proficient and nicest man ever.”
Heard’s involvement in subsequent 12 months’s “Aquaman and the Misplaced Kingdom” has been a controversial, as an ongoing petition to get her faraway from the movie altogether has presently virtually reached its aim variety of signatures.
The record has now reached 4.43 million as of Wednesday morning — with the unique goal set at 4.5 million names.
The Texas native reportedly solely has about 10 minutes of display time within the Warner Bros.-backed movie.
She alleged in her testimony in the course of the court docket case that the studio “didn’t need to embrace me” in “Aquaman 2,” regardless of taking ample time from her schedule to shoot.
“I used to be given a script after which given new variations of the script that had taken away scenes that had motion in it, that depicted my character and one other character, with out giving any spoilers away, two characters combating with each other, they usually mainly took a bunch out of my position,” Heard mentioned. “They only eliminated a bunch out.”
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