Johnny Depp and Amber Heard will meet in court if the actor’s libel suit against the Sun so requires. So did judge Nicol, in charge of the case, despite the request of the interpreter of Jack Sparrow not to face his ex-wife. As Deadline relays, he fears "that her testimony will be influenced if she attends her cross-examination at the bar".
https://t.co/cH6ZnWqXLI Johnny Depp to face Amber Heard in court during UK libel trial https://t.co/Wh7KdVAJ5O pic.twitter.com/yeVCxOG7e1
- Entertainment News (@EntertainMeHub) July 6, 2020On the side of the Sun , we rub our hands while waiting for the hearing at which Amber Heard will be called to the bar.
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The trial is scheduled to begin Tuesday and last three weeks. Many celebrities are expected, starting with Vanessa Paradis and Winona Ryder. The two actresses, ex-companions of Johnny Depp, have already brought him a certificate of support and should be called to testify.
Johnny Depp attacks News Group Newspaper (NGN), owner of the Sun , and its editor, Dan Wootton, for having titled an article on the actor "wife batterer", while Amber Heard accused him of domestic violence .
Another defamation lawsuit awaits the ex-spouses, but this time in the United States. Las Vegas star Parano attacks his ex-wife following an article in the Washington Post . Amber Heard explained there being a victim of domestic violence at the hands of her ex-husband - whom she did not name.
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Johnny Depp's “Sun” lawsuit looks less than expected
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