Amber Heard is Mera, Atlantis’ Queen in Aquaman

From Warner Bros.

AMBER HEARD (Mera) is an internationally celebrated actress and activist. Heard first emerged onscreen in 2004 with “Friday Night Lights,” and has since made dozens of genre-traversing movies from comedies (“Pineapple Express,” “Zombieland”), to horror (“The Ward,” “All the Boys Love Mandy Lane”), to action thrillers (“Drive Angry,” “Machete Kills”) and dramas (“Alpha Dog,” “The Danish Girl”). Her most recent independent movie, released September 2023, “In the Fire,” was also her latest as an executive producer. Amber became a truly global superstar upon acquiring her role as Mera in Zach Snyder’s “Justice League.” She continued in her role as Mera in “Aquaman,” which grossed over $1B at the global box office. 

Beyond the silver screen, Amber is a dedicated advocate. She has lent her voice to causes that are close to her heart for the last two decades. In her early years in Hollywood, Amber volunteered at children’s hospitals in Los Angeles. She has since worked with numerous global organizations providing medical care to the world’s most vulnerable children, from Smile Train to missions for the Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS) in Lebanon, Jordan and Syria. Amber has also been a leading and emboldened voice for issues surrounding women’s rights, LGBTQ+ rights and refugees. She was awarded the prestigious title of UN Human Rights Ambassador and spoke at the Hague in 2018. She also became an ambassador for the ACLU. Amber spent several years campaigning for causes on Capitol Hill, including advocating and lobbying a bill (the SHIELD Act) to criminalize ‘revenge porn’ after her own experience of the hacking scandal in 2014 and continues to be fight for causes that have touched her and those who do not have a platform to speak for themselves.


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The Beauty Who Starred Alongside The Beast - Godzilla Minus One Actress Minami Hamabe

Hamabe Minami, born in Ishikawa, is a Japanese actress, model and a former child actress managed by Toho Entertainment. Hamabe won the New Generation Award at the 7th Toho Cinderella Audition. She is known for her beautiful eyes. She has since starred in numerous films and dramas, with many of them being live-action themed.



My name's Lisa & I've been modeling since I was 18. I was born in Oregon, but currently reside in the Orange County area. I'm a very bubbly, easygoing, humble person to work with.



Olsen starred in and executive produced the dark-comedy series “Sorry For Your Loss” on Facebook Watch. She starred as a young widow who’s dealing with the grief of losing her husband while reconnecting with relationships of her past. Olsen’s performance earned her a Critics Choice Award nomination for best actress in a drama series. The series wrapped its second and final season on Oct. 1, 2019.

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