Aside from the horrendous revelations of her abuse of Johnny Depp that have have been exposed in his defamation lawsuit against Amber Heard, she is the sort of actress who is approaching her Hollywood “sell by date”: she was never highly regarded for her acting ability, but was able to have a career based on her undeniable physical beauty. Actresses over forty, such as Charlize Theron and Cate Blanchett, continue to get roles because they are very good at their work, and remain popular because they are versatile, and consistently deliver high quality performances: both actresses had lead roles in major movies when they were younger, which was not the case for Amber Heard, who was not well known until her relationship with Johnny Depp became public.

Bring on the tired accusations of ageism and sexism: I do not run Hollywood, but the people who do have a penchant for casting young and beautiful women whose garments tend to fall off in the course of a movie, knowing that they can attract viewers if actress “x” is going to reveal some skin at some point. Hollywood employed the young Amber Heard in this capacity, and continues to do so by casting her in two “Aquaman” movies, in which her form is revealed in a skintight costume that accentuates her breasts. Ms. Heard is now 36: she still looks good, but the time is fast approaching when roles based on her looks will no longer be on offer.

She’s wearing green, but she’s not an evergreen.

Amber Heard has had an okay career in Hollywood, which was boosted by her relationship with Johnny Depp, and subsequently by her claim that she was the victim of domestic violence when they were together. Over the course of the trial, that claim is looking increasingly thin, and judging by the comments on the live feeds from the courthouse, the vast majority of observers appear to regard her as the abuser, and are angry with her for wrecking Johnny Depp’s career. She never had anything close to the loyal fan base enjoyed by Mr. Depp, and even if he loses his case against her, I doubt that her “win” would improve the overall public perception of her as a liar and an abuser: the recordings of her admitting to striking Mr. Depp are never going to disappear.

A petition to remove Amber Heard’s role from the second Aquaman film has now reached three million signatures: the major studios cannot afford to ignore the fact that casting Ms. Heard in future projects is likely to reduce their profits, since many people will refuse to watch a film simply because she is in it. Unless some conclusive and utterly irrefutable evidence that Johnny Depp was the more abusive partner in their relationship appears (an unlikely scenario: if such evidence exists, why has it not been introduced during three weeks of court hearings), I suspect that her career in Hollywood is over.

Edit: The trial is over, the jury reached a verdict based on the preponderance of evidence, and decided that Amber Heard did, indeed, defame Johnny Depp in the manner alleged. Mr. Depp had already won in the court of public opinion, due, in large part, to the release of recordings in which Amber Heard admitted to being physically abusive to Johnny Depp, whilst there are no recordings in which Mr. Depp admits to striking Ms. Heard. The recordings also revealed that Mr. Depp would attempt to retreat in the face of her anger and violence, showing that she was the aggressor in their confrontations. Woke rags like “The Guardian” are full of articles that continue to support Amber Heard, despite incontrovertible evidence that she was the abuser in the relationship, however, Heard supporters constitute a very small minority: a fact that will not escape the notice of producers in Hollywood. Ms. Heard’s proven lies and defamatory accusations have rendered her unemployable in the mainstream entertainment industry.

Amber Heard is a gone pecan.  When she met Johnny Depp she was paid $2472 on The Rum Diary.  She was a STRUGGLING Actress.

Comment:  I , personally, think she is unhinged and definitely has severe mental problems probably stemming from a violent environment in her original family.