Amber Heard is using movie replicas in court!
Amber Heard testified in court two days ago, giving dramatic and controversial details about her marriage to Johnny Depp.
The trial of former spouses Amber Heard and Johnny Depp in Virginia continues, which is also commented about on Twitter.
Amber Heard testified in court two days ago, giving dramatic and controversial details about her marriage to Johnny Depp. Her behavior has been under scrutiny since the beginning of the trial (the same can be said for her ex-husband), and psychologist Cooper Lawrence commented on it, saying that it looked a bit fake and that the actress sounded rehearsed.
Her testimony seemed familiar to Twitter users, so they say that Amber Heard said "drink lots of tea" in the same way that Julia Roberts said "Notting Hill" to her film partner Hugh Grant.
One Twitter user writes that Amber Heard's statements that Depp slapped her and then said that he would rather cut off his hand than repeat the same thing, are actually a quote from the movie "Mildred Pierce".
Users of this social network believe that Amber also found inspiration for her testimony in the film "The talented Mr. Ripley", which was revealed by her sentence: "When I was close to Johnny, I felt like the most beautiful person in the world, then he would disappear."
The quote from the mentioned film reads: "It's as if the sun shines on you and it's magnificent. And then he forgets you, and it's very, very cold. When you have his attention, you feel like you're the only person in the world".
Johnny Depp has had great support on social media since the trial began. Amber Heard gave very disturbing details about their relationship. The court will give the final word.
Actor Johnny Depp has sued his ex-wife Amber Heard for defamation in the Fairfax district of Virginia, demanding $ 50 million in damages for her author's text published in 2018 in the Washington Post, in which the actress pointed out that she is a victim of domestic violence. Although Amber did not mention the name of the man who committed the violence in the disputed article, she clearly alluded to who she meant.
Amber Heard responded to her ex-husband's lawsuit with a counter-suit and is seeking $ 100 million in damages.
Late last year, the actor lost a lawsuit against the British tabloid "Sun", due to an article stating that he was violent towards his ex-wife while they were together. The High Court of Great Britain ruled in favor of the publisher.
