CBS All Access's much anticipated adaptation of Stephen King's The Stand debuts on the streaming service this week, but for Amber Heard, who plays Nadine Cross in the nine-part series, there's another upcoming release that has her just as excited.
The release of Zack Snyder's Justice League on HBO Max is coming up sometime in 2021 with the four-part series bringing Snyder's complete original vision for the film to fans and Heard, who appears as Mera in the film says she's "super excited" for fans to see it.
"I'm super excited about it. We just wrapped on reshoots and I just love nerds. I f*cking love nerds, excuse my language," Heard told ComicBook.com.
Heard went on to explain that part of her love for "nerds" comes from how they are connected to great projects and that "nerd passion" is where people want to be.
"He's a perfect example, Zack [Snyder] is a perfect example of a nerd," Heard said. "You know, I got into this project on The Stand because of another true, die hard nerd, which is Josh Boone, who connected all of us on this project as he was adapting the book for Stephen [King}. And I think it's just a good rule of thumb to follow, especially in this genre which I love. It's like follow the nerd, the nerd passion is where you want to be."
Heard is also excited for another DC film project, Aquaman 2. While there are a lot of details that remain unknown about that film, Heard told Entertainment Weekly back in November that she is excited for the film and just how much fans love and appreciate the story and characters.—Comicbook
