Johnny Depp’s bodyguard says Amber Heard called alleged bowel movements in the couple's bed “a practical joke gone wrong.”
If you are using ad-blocking software, please disable it and reload the page.Depp's former talent agent, Christian Carino, attended the trial remotely on April 27, saying that he thought Depp lost the sixth -- due to Heard's allegations against him. creator Craig Mazin were developing a new film in the franchise, with Jerry Bruckheimer to return as producer.
While he didn't remember when these conversations took place, he did say it was around the time the studio was casting for the sixth"It would've been whenever the decisions were being made about how to cast that movie," Carino maintained, before adding that the studio was having difficulty employing Depp."Everyone was aware of what was garnering the attention of the studios in determining whether or not he would be employed," Carino explained.
"At some point around that time, she wanted for me to get them together in person," Carino shared."I talked to Johnny about it." "I arranged the meeting. Johnny was in San Francisco, on tour, and I arranged to borrow a friend's house. Amber and I flew to San Francisco and drove to the house, and Johnny showed up a few hours later," he continued.
With Depp's $50 million defamation lawsuit in full swing, ET is breaking down below what sparked the suit, and what has surfaced so far over the course of the courtroom battle.Depp first filed his defamation lawsuit against Heard in March 2019, in response to an op-ed Heard wrote for the in December 2018 about being the victim of domestic violence. The article itself did not mention Depp by name, however, their contentious 2016 divorce had been in the news over the previous two years.
However, on cross-examination, Dembrowski struggled to reconcile her defense of Depp's mental health with text messages she sent in which she expressed concern over his use of pain pills. One text, sent to Heard, read, "I love him so much but he needs help." Dembrowski claimed that was specifically in connection to his dependence on pain medication.
However, Baruch -- who has known Depp since the 1980s and previously worked as the manager of Depp's nightclub, The Viper Room -- confirmed that he received profane texts from Depp regarding his ex in 2016, including one in which the actor said he hoped Heard's “rotting corpse is decomposing in the f**king trunk of a Honda Civic." Another text read,"That c*** ruined such a f**king cool life we had for a while.
"If [Depp] was going to leave her to deescalate the fight, she would strike him to keep him there," Anderson claimed. She also stated,"I think [Depp] may have initiated it on occasions too. That I am less sure on."Depp's personal doctor, Dr. David Kipper, and Depp's nurse, Debbie Lloyd, appeared in video depositions as court returned on Monday, where they testified about a 2015 incident in which the tip of Depp's middle finger was sliced off.
"It was a complete shock," he said."It just didn't need to go in that direction as nothing of the kind had ever happened. In the relationship, there were arguments and things of that nature, but never did I myself reach the point of striking Ms. Heard in any way, nor have I ever struck any woman in my life."
"She was attentive, she was loving, she was smart, she was kind, she was funny, she was understanding. We had many things in common... music, literature, things of that nature. For that year or year and a half, it was amazing," he said."There were a couple of things that stuck in my head that I noticed might be a little bit of a dilemma at some point... Within a year or year and a half, she had become another person almost.
Depp claimed that when he and Heard had disagreements, he would"constantly" lock himself in the bathroom to remove himself from the situation. Depp alleged that Heard "has a need for conflict. She has a need for violence. It erupts out of nowhere." "That's also something that always lives in the back of your brain and that you fear. Because when I would leave sometimes... she would stop me at the elevator with the security guards crying and screaming, 'I can't live without you. I'm going to die.' But you had to get out," Depp testified.On April 21, Depp's testimony continued, as he was cross-examined by Rottenborn, Heard's lawyer.
As for Manson, Depp testified,"We drank together. We've had cocaine together maybe a couple of times." "NO F**KING MEETINGS!!! NO MOVIES!!! Why??? Why do you deviate from our agreement???" Depp responded."What species of meeting??? F**k it. Just tell me when you get home." "She wanted to be able to escape the chains of being objectified by the Hollywood system, which is a difficult thing for any woman, certainly unfortunately. But she asked me, 'How can I avoid being stereotyped as the beautiful blonde who gets her breasts out or goes naked?'" Depp testified. "... I gave her my advice on it, on how to avoid it, which I thought was pretty accurate. Her ambition was stronger than what she received from my advice.
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