If Amber Heard granted a river interview to NBC, broadcast in three parts (Tuesday and Wednesday in
Today
, and this evening in
Dateline
), it is not out of a spirit of “revenge”.
What she wants is to find a certain humanity with the public.
“One of the things I can tell you is that I'm not vindictive.
It would really be a pathetic way to get revenge,” she replied to journalist Savannah Guthrie, who asked her “why” she had granted him this interview and whether it was about “courage” or revenge.
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Faced with an insistent journalist, who bounced back asking her what more she could say than what she said on the stand and which did not convince the jurors, Amber Heard addressed the image that she returns today.
"As stupid as it sounds, the only thing I can hope for at this point is that people see me as a human being, and that's what I want," she said.
For Johnny Depp's lawyers, who issued a press release, the Aquaman actress is trying to "reinvent" and "re-litigate a case that was decided by a Court and a verdict that was rendered unanimously and without equivocation by a jury in favor of Johnny".
They added that it was "unfortunate" that she "rehash" the lawsuit as their client "moves forward".
A direct reference to what Amber Heard said at the helm, when she said she wanted her ex-husband to “leave her alone” and “move on” by “moving on”.
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