Hollywood star Johnny Depp opened for the first time since the loss of his libel case to a former wife, heard Amber.
In an interview with The Sunday Times, the actor detailed his legal situation and accused being boycaped by the Hollywood film industry as his latest film ‘Minamata’ had not yet been released in the United States.
Depp, which was accused of committing domestic violence by his ex-wife, called the fall of Hollywood’s furor “mathematical absurdity media.”
“Some films touch people and this affects people in ‘Minamata’ and people who experience similar things,” Depp said from the film Andrew Levitas-Directed, who presented it as W Eugene Smith, American photo journalist who helped expose the impact Mercury which destroyed poisoning in the coastal community in Japan in the 1970s.
“And for anything …
to boycott Hollywood for me? A man, an actor in an unpleasant and messy situation, for the past few years?” He added.
Interview marked ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ first interaction ‘after losing the case of libel pollution to the British tabloid, who called him “wife shaker” in an article.
Last year, the court ruled that the publication proves the contents of the article “substantially correctly,” and the judge found that 12 of the 14 alleged incidents of domestic violence had occurred.
Following court decisions, Depp, 58, came out of his main role in the ‘fantastic fantastic animal’ warner brooch franchise, while MGM reportedly stopped the release of the US ‘Minamata’.
“(We) see those people in the eyeball and promise we will not be exploitative.
That the film will be full of respect.
I believe that we have defended our awards, but those who come later must maintain them,” Depp said about delays Film release.
He added that he “moved towards where I had to go to make it all …
to turn on things.”
Actors, however, also found some support in the global film industry because the San Sebastian film festival has been established with his decision to respect the Depp with their main prize, Donostia award, an honor of a lifelong achievement that recognizes “extraordinary contributions to this film world.”
Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in the Czech Republic also said he would celebrate the Depp and “recognize and pay tribute to a vast career and lasting inheritance in the film industry globally.”
