Comments by "carcdg" (@callanc3925) on "Amber Heard asked for Aquaman's Role, Johnny Depp Testifies" video.

  1.  @suebruce493  When it comes to art, there is no "more qualified" in any objective sense. At the end of the day johnny doesnt control who the studio picks for the role, if the studio thinks its worth taking a gamble on heard then thats what theyll do. Also Im not sure if you know this but when youre in love with someone you dont really see them as "evil" even if theyve done bad things to you.
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  2.  @fluffypotato7475  Yep, he took her to court and is quite clearly winning. Theres still a chance he wont win the actual trial but hes won the court of public opinion and theres almost no chance whatsoever that amber wins a countersuit if he loses
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  3.  @AllisonM90  That is entirely subjective, which isnt what i was talking about
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  4.  @AllisonM90  Art is entirely subjective. Having played a big role before doesnt suddenly qualify you for other big roles, its probably a good indicator that you can play other roles but it isnt a qualification. Someone with no top level acting experience could probably also play the role. Or with music, you dont need to know high level theory to make good music, if it sounds good it sounds good. Basically, saying someone is "more qualified" for a certain role is completely subjective. There is no metric to determine whos most qualified, its just whoever the producers/director feels like giving the role to.
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  5. Shes had some decent roles as far as being an actor is concerned, admittedly she probably wouldve just been playing small roles of "pretty blonde" for most of her career but thats still a fairly lucrative business all things considered
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  6.  @TheNivKo  If you read my comment again you will notice I said shed just be playing roles of "pretty blonde"
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  7. In fairness, she didnt take this to court, and she also isnt destroying him in the slightest
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  8.  @SaVanityVan  Not necessarily, if the assault is bad enough and there is damning evidence then the state can prosecute without permission of the victim. Whats more likely is its past the statute of the limitations
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