After the Defamation Verdict, Amber Heard and Johnny Depp’s Career
After the Defamation Verdict, Amber Heard and Johnny Depp’s Career:
We’d like to share with you some exciting news from Los Angeles. Could the “Pirates of the Caribbean” star resurrect his flagging career after a US jury largely sided with Johnny Depp in his libel case against Amber Heard? Jubliant Deep said on Wednesday that the jury “gave me my life back” after he was awarded more than $10 million in damages for defamation, compared to only $2 million for his ex-wife who was countersued.
Testimonies from Hollywood agents were central to the high-profile trial, and lawyers were tasked with determining whether the former couple’s careers had been derailed. Deep’s side told jurors that Heard’s allegations of abuse cost him a $22.5 million payday for a sixth “pirates” film. However, Heard’s legal team called a witness who claimed that her ex-luster husband’s was fading due to “improper behaviour,” including drinking and drug use. Continue reading because you’ve arrived at the correct page for getting the latest news.
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“The damage that’s been done, and from this may start a process back to some sort of normalcy,” a Hollywood producer who previously worked with Deep said. “If he is throwing bottles and taking drugs and is late, they are not going to put up with the tardiness that costs a boatload of money for anybody who is no longer a shining star.” For more information about the news, scroll down to the next page.
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According to the producer, major Hollywood studios may have a difficult time obtaining insurance for big-budget Depp films. “Putting a guy like that in a billion-dollar franchise now is extremely dangerous,” they said. Similarly, while jurors and social media judgement may have influenced Depp’s decision during the trial, his box office appeal, particularly among women, is not guaranteed. “The things he said are vile,” the producer said, referring to text messages introduced during the trial in which Depp referred to her as a “Idoit cow” and discussed her as a “rotting corpse.” We’ve shared everything we know here. More information will be provided as it becomes available.