Johnny Depp Reveals How Amber Heard RUINED His Life.

Johnny Depp Reveals How Amber Heard RUINED His Life.

The turbulent relationship between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard turned out to have a significant impact on both their careers. The most significant effect has no doubt been felt by Johnny Depp, from losing out on the roles he plays in famous movies to being cut from legendary movies that shaped childhoods. This has gone on to really mar his reputation.
Johnny Depp said Disney was wary of working with him after his ex-wife Amber Heard wrote an opinion piece about his mishandling in December 2018, when his cross-examination took place in a Virginia courtroom.

Depp accused Heard of ruining his career by publishing the work. He sued her for $50 million, alleging that her claims were fabricated and that he was the one who beat her.

Under questioning from his own lawyer, Depp said that Disney fired him from the sixth installment of "Pirates of the Caribbean" days after the opinion was published. The film has not yet been produced and is currently unclear.

But on cross-examination, Heard's attorney, Ben Rottenborn, asked about a Daily Mail article from October 2018, which reported that Depp "quit as Jack Sparrow".

"I didn't realize it, but it didn't surprise me. Two years have passed with constant talk around the world about me being a wife-beater. So I'm sure Disney was trying to cut ties to be safe. The # MeToo movement was in full swing at the time. " Depp told Variety on Thursday, April 21.
Heard first accused Depp of domestic trouble when he filed a restraining order in 2016. The charges ended when the couple's divorce was finalized months later.

He and Heard issued a joint statement that included the sentence that "neither side makes false accusations for financial gain."
Depp said lawyers had made the statement, and he wanted to fight the accusation because there was no truth in it. But in the end, Depp agreed to pay the $7 million he promised to donate after finalizing the divorce.
The advice I received was not to fight him. I wasn't given much choice, "said Depp.
Depp's lawsuit alleges he suffered career losses when Heard again mentioned the misconduct but did not give his name.
To win, Depp will have to show that his career meltdown stemmed from the 2018 post and not from his earlier accusations. Depp argues that the work did have an effect.
"I was really stupid not to think that there was an influence on my career based on Ms. Heard's words, whether they said my name or not," said Depp.
But he also stated that his career was immediately over when Heard's accusations were leveled against him."
Once that happened, I lost. No matter what the outcome of this trial, I will carry him for the rest of my life. I am suing him for libel and the various falsehoods he used to end my life, "he said.
Depp also testified that after Disney considered removing him from "Pirates of the Caribbean 6," the studio was still showing his character at theme parks around the world.
They didn't remove my character from the rides. They didn't stop selling Captain Jack Sparrow dolls. They didn't stop selling anything. They just didn't want anything behind me that they would find, "said Depp. Now Johnny Depp is being boycotted in Hollywood, or at least he claims.
He spoke out recently, which is where he made the boycotting claims. If this is true, it’s really too bad since it’s looking more and more like he’s not as guilty as Heard made him seem.
During the interview, Depp claims the reason his latest film, Minamata, does not have a U.S. release date is because of the legal battles he’s been entangled in. Both with Amber Heard and the libel suit he filed in 2018 against the British tabloid The Sun.
"We looked these people in the eyeballs and promised we would not be exploitative. that the film would be respectful. I believe that we’ve kept our end of the bargain, but those who came in later should also maintain theirs, "he said.
He went on to say, "Some films touch people. And this affects those in Minamata and people who experience similar things. And if you need anything else... Hollywood’s boycott of me? One man, one actor in an unpleasant and messy situation over the last number of years? " And he ended with, "But, you know, I’m moving towards where I need to go to make all that... To bring things to light, "Depp added."
While it seems Depp is now done with playing Captain Jack Sparrow in the Pirates franchise, at one time, he could have made a cameo in future projects. However, given the tumultuous nature of his divorce from Heard, his return will never happen. Disney would be hard pressed to bring Depp back for Pirates of the Caribbean 6, even for just a small role. He has no interest in returning, and it might be better for him to move onto something new. Nevertheless, in order for Depp to win his case against Heard, he will have to show that Disney's decision came as a direct result of Heard's original op-ed, which may be a challenge to prove.