Amber Heard Teases Fans With Mera’s Redhead Look

There’s still plenty of time for Aquaman: The Lost Kingdom to be released. Not much is revealed about it. When the actors tease fans about BTS or first looks, it becomes hard to wait for more details. The same is the case here. Amber Heard, who plays Mera in James Wan’s Aquaman, will play the character in the sequel. She took to her official Instagram account to tease her fans about Mera’s first look. To look at:

Aquaman 2: Amber Heard Teases Fans With Mera’s Redhead Look

Looks like Amber Heard is all set to rock her Mera look in Aquaman: The Lost Kingdom. The actress took to her official IG account to tease her fans about Mera’s redhead look. It started when DC FanDome showed 2024 BTS stories from Aquaman 2. The clip offered a glimpse of what viewers can expect from the film. They were just inciting the fans. Amber Heard added to this by posting her appearance as Mera. She captioned the message as “red-dy“. Well, we’re ready to see you too Amber! And the red looks so good on you. Looks like Amber is enjoying her movie days!

Released in 2018, Aquaman is DC’s highest-grossing film of all time to date! The budget for the film was somewhere around $160-200 million. However, it grossed over $1.1 billion at the worldwide box office. That’s why Warner Bros. green light for the film’s sequel. Unfortunately, Aquaman fans will have to wait a little longer, as the film will be released sometime in 2024. In addition, such plot details are not revealed. However, it looks like the film will focus more on the Lost Kingdom of Atlantis, according to the film’s title.

If you’ve been watching the footage from DC FanDome 2024, you must have noticed that Amber was in Mera’s costume. But her hair was tied back. This may be because the production filmed underwater scenes. They wanted to make sure the character’s locks looked natural to get the best shots. However, the image Amber posted on her IG account shows that she might be ready to film the scenes on land! The film is expected to take place both underwater and on the surface.