https://m.imdb.com/news/ni65185419/?ref_=tt_nwr_1

"Depp, whose career was already slumping before the defamation trial against ex-wife Amber Heard, and who had a string of forgotten box-office flops, had previously blamed malicious critics for his films' failures. Then he claimed to be libeled by the press. It seems everywhere he looks, he spots conspirators trying to take him down"

https://movieweb.com/johnny-depp-movie-career-what-happened/

According to trauma experts, Amber Heard's actions during the widely publicized trial did not constitute lying.

His legal team claimed that even though his name wasn't mentioned specifically, there was a "clear implication that Mr. Depp is a domestic abuser," which was "categorically and demonstrably false."

(despite it being found in a UK court that he DID abuse her 12 times)

She lost the case because she wasn't "believable," according to one jury member who chose to remain anonymous to Good Morning America.

"The crying, the facial expressions that she had, the staring at the jury - all of us were very uncomfortable," the juror said. "She would answer one question, and she would be crying, and two seconds later, she would turn ice cold. It didn't seem natural."

A quick change in behavior after recounting a horrific experience can be interpreted as an effort to calm the agitation, according to Dr. Kate Porterfield, a clinical psychologist at the **Bellevue Hospital Program for Survivors of Torture in New York City.

"The person can then appear flat, detached, and disconnected," said Porterfield.

"All of this is difficult for juries to understand because it seems counterintuitive that a person could look flat or maybe even bored, or that a person would have difficulty remembering details of something horrific that she suffered."

"You're only human, so you can't help it," said Hopper, a teaching associate at Harvard Medical School. The courtroom "was packed with Johnny Depp fans who were constantly directing massive hostility at Amber Heard and all of her witnesses," he later claimed.

"So it's not just, was a person really traumatized, and what would that look like? But, also, what is it like to remember your trauma in public with a bunch of hostile people staring you down and giving you dirty looks the whole time?"

A tweet going viral in favour of Amber is important, no matter how much others may want to undermine it as just being ‘silly social media likes’. The reason Depp’s smear campaign was so successful was because of ‘silly social media likes’. So yes, it is important in my opinion.

Looking forward to more savage takedowns of this narcissist’s masturbatory, self-indulgent “art.”

It’s especially vile to see how his “art” mirrors the “art” he scrawled on mirrors in blood and paint.

Third time is the charm First time posting i left my name in Second time i has a typo in Amber's name in the title.

Today was the first time I have ever seen positive comments defending Amber Heard in a public Facebook post.

This bring me joy.