Amber Heard, a Hollywood actress, has been subjected to relentless attacks on her character and ability ever since her highly publicised defamation case against her ex-husband Johnny Depp.

However, this is not the first time that Ms. Heard has faced legal issues after working on a movie.

After the completion of the 2018 mystery thriller London Fields, she sued the producers for featuring hardcore n^dty in the film when her contract specifically prohibited such scenes.

London Fields is about a clairvoyant woman, Nicola Six, who has a premonition about her murder.

She then embarks on affairs with three different men, one of whom she believes will ultimately kill her.

The movie is a murder mystery without an actual murder and is based on Martin Amis’ 1989 novel of the same name.

Amber Heard, who played the role of Nicola Six, had signed a contract with director Matthew Cullen before filming began.

The agreement specified that no s** or n^dty scenes would be included.

However, producers Christopher and Roberta Hanley ignored this clause in the script and disregarded the director’s authority over the final cut of the movie.

As a result, Matthew Cullen requested that his name be removed from all attachments to the film, and London Fields was removed from premiering at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival.

Both Amber Heard and Matthew Cullen sued the Hanleys for violating the contract.

Although the director settled with the producers, the actor was not prepared to back down so quickly.

During cross-examination, it was revealed that the explicit s** and n^dty scenes in the film were shot using a body double.

Ms. Heard’s refusal to participate in such scenes was taken into account by her attorney, who argued that “Amber Heard is the latest victim of this lascivious and sexploitive couple.

After reading the script, she insisted on specific restrictions about n^dty and s** scenes in the film as a condition to agreeing to appear in the movie.

Hanley … expressly agreed to Heard’s terms, and they were memorialized in the n^dty Rider to her contract.”

The Hanleys attempted to sue Ms. Heard for allegedly working with the director to sabotage the final cut of the film.

However, the actress ultimately reached a settlement with them.

London Fields has a rare 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with an audience rating of 36%.

In conclusion, Amber Heard’s legal battles continue even after the defamation trial against Johnny Depp.

The actress had signed a contract before filming London Fields, which prohibited any s** or n^dty scenes.

However, the producers disregarded this clause, resulting in legal action being taken against them.

Ms. Heard’s refusal to participate in such scenes was taken into account during the trial.

The actress ultimately reached a settlement with the producers, but London Fields received poor reviews and ratings.