Johnny Depp accuses Hollywood of "Boycott"

Johnny Depp has spoken for the first time after all the divorce

And later suing “The Sun” newspaper.

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When Depp was in the process of divorce, he wouldn’t have imagined

How his career would have ended.

After the scandalous divorce of also actress Amber Heard,

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The actor of Pirates of the Caribbean filled a lawsuit against

The British newspaper “The Sun”

For calling him a “wife-beater”

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Following the accusations of his ex-wife.

Of assault and domestic violence.

Depp lost the case against the newspaper because the judge considered

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That the term was “substantially true”.

However, this doesn’t mean Depp was found guilty of Amber’s accusations.

Still, it was enough for him to get fired from the

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It is important to highlight that, legally,

The actor has not had a criminal sentence.

But the aftermath of his divorce and late lost trial against the newspaper

Left him at a terrible place.

Even after the leaked voice call

Where Amber Heard admits she also abused him,

The actor has faced a ton of backlash from this scandal.

In an exclusive interview for The Sunday Times

He took the opportunity to promote his upcoming film Minamata.

About the real-life story of a war photographer.

This movie had its film before the The Sun lawsuit.

And Depp has declared that this will not be his last movie.

Despite what he called “The Hollywood boycott”

He will still be acting in any production that comes to him.

Moreover, the actor is still facing another lawsuit.

This time against Amber Heard for defamation.

After a Washington Post opinion piece on domestic abuse.

He admitted that he cannot give details about the case.

What we do know is that it is a $50 million lawsuit.

That he will be facing up until 2022.