Greg Ellis supports Johnny Depp, unmasks Amber Heard: 'Everybody in the entertainment industry hates her'

In the increasingly intense legal battle between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, many artists have voiced their support for the "Pirates of the Caribbean" actor. Recently, Greg Ellis has voiced his support for his co-star and exposed the face of Amber Heard.

The legal battle between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard is continuing in Virginia, USA and is expected to end on May 27. Accordingly, Johnny Depp is suing Amber Heard for defamation and for $50 million, after she wrote an article in the Washington Post alleging that the actor had abused her domestically and demanded damages up to 100 million dollars.

The trial of Depp v. Heard was televised and was one of the biggest scandals in recent years. There have been controversial claims from both sides.

The lawsuit between two cult Hollywood stars has attracted the attention of many colleagues and fans around the world. Even many fellow artists have voiced their support for the "Pirates of the Caribbean" actor - Johnny Depp.

Recently, Pirates of the Caribbean actor Greg Ellis has spoken out in support of his former co-star Johnny Depp, who is on trial with his ex-wife Amber Heard. Ellis wrote on her twitter account in support of Depp and criticized the behavior of actress Amber Heard.

Ellis via twitter wrote: "Johnny Depp has not been charged or tried before a court of law. "He is loved in the industry. Amber Heard knew exactly what she was doing when she started legal action 6 years ago. She is hated by everyone in the industry. She is on trial, the jury will decide her fate.

I am proud to have publicly stood by Johnny Depp for 6 years during his public dismissal. Integrity is achieved in turmoil, not merely asserted in comfort. I love your brother. Your family, friends and millions of people around the world will also support you."

Not only that, Ellis also exclaims why the actress has to lie: "Amber Heard - why is her testimony so dangerous?"

Or earlier, during the trial, Johnny Depp alleged that he was fired from his role as Captain Jack Sparrow due to the negative publicity created by Amber Heard's allegations. The actor said he felt betrayed because of the dismissal. Last year, Greg Ellis talked about how it was unfair to fans to not play Captain Jack.

Not only Ellis, comedian Bill Burr voiced his support for Depp on his podcast show.

"From my point of view, he is w.inning. If Depp can prove Heard lied, I wonder if the critics will correct or apologize to him? It would be great if they publicly apologize. Next time, maybe we shouldn't criticize others so soon," Burr said.

Penélope Cruz, who has co-starred with Depp in three films including Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, has made a separate statement about Depp's behavior.

According to Cruz, she met Depp at the age of 19 and considered him a good friend. The actress said that while she was pregnant on the set of Pirates of the Caribbean, Depp treated her with "sweetness, protection and kindness" the whole time.

"I've seen Johnny in so many situations and he's always been kind to everyone around him. He's one of the most generous people I know," her statement read.

Or, in late 2020, when recordings of Heard admitting to harming Depp were released by the court, Sia showed her support for Depp through a tweet.

"Just showing public support for Johnny Depp. I mean, I want him to clean up and stop with the jewelry, but he's clearly the victim after hearing those tapes. " , Sia wrote.

When rumors of Depp's domestic a.buse first surfaced in 2017, Fantastic Beasts director David Yates (a spin-off of the popular Harry Potter franchise) defended his decision to keeps Depp as Gellert Grindelwald, the film's villain.

"I can only tell you about the man I meet every day: he is full of courtesy and kindness, and that's all I see. Any accusations made are inappropriate. with the kind of people I've worked with," Yates is widely quoted.

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