The trial of Johnny Depp - Amber Heard made into a documentary: A series of secrets revealed!

The trial of Johnny Depp against his ex-wife for defamation ended with Depp w.inning. The event was made into a documentary by the British Discovery channel with the testimonies of both sides.

According to the source of The New York Post, the British Discovery channel will release a documentary about the noisy trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard. Notably, in this movie, the audience will see the testimonies of both sides along with interviews with the lawyers and representatives of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard.

In fact, this will be a sequel to the previous documentary called Johnny vs. Amber. The first part was released in December 2021. In the second part, the documentary will focus on the tension between the two stars at the Fairfax district court (Virginia, USA). According to an announcement from the Discovery channel, the episodes will consider a variety of evidence and testimony from the two actors before presenting them in court. Legal teams, friends, family and key witnesses will all appear in this documentary.

"When we announced the screening of the Johnny vs. Amber documentary on Discovery, we knew we were dealing with a rather sensitive case. However, a case of great global profile and interest has can resonate with the audience," a Discovery representative shared in a statement.

The release of a documentary about the trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard should come as no surprise to the public. During the 6 weeks of the trial, this is one of the most outstanding events of special interest to the whole world. According to data from media monitoring platform NewsWhip, the event has captured more American attention on social media than any other topic, more than war topics or news articles. related to COVID-19.

It can be seen that the lawsuit between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard not only attracted the world's media but also helped many people earn m.oney. Many legal analysts, influencers, activists with many different purposes, and comedians also participated in the dissection and analysis of every detail that took place at the trial. Even the way Amber Heard dabbed her nose with a tissue is considered a conspiracy theory.

Emily D. Baker, former deputy district attorney for Los Angeles (USA), also became an online creator. As the trial progresses, she regularly streams legal commentary about the trial on her YouTube channel, which has more than 330,000 subscribers.

Baker's viewers are always asking her to answer their questions about the questions in the lawsuit.

Many people joined the comment section on the media to cheer for Depp or mock Heard.

Others set up their own video broadcasts to provide insight into the ongoing trial, or created Instagram accounts for case-related updates.

However, TikTok r.emains the most popular approach to the "divorce battle" of two Hollywood stars.

CNN also chatted with 2 other Tik Tok users and noted a similar story when they gained thousands of followers in just a few days due to posts related to the Pirate actor.

Maria Pugsley (living in the UK) shared that her account number of followers has increased from less than 10,000 people to more than 37,000 people.

Previously, she only used this platform to catch up with trends, post funny videos. However, since uploading clips to support Depp and talk about male victims of a.buse, she has received many interactions from other viewers.

"At first, my comments were very unbiased, all opinions were based on the courtroom. After that, I was more open to changing my opinion," Pugsley said.

Earlier, according to the New York Post, some viewers even attended the defamation trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, selling their paper bracelets online. The sheriff at the Fairfax County Courthouse distributed wristbands as a crowd control measure at the public hearing, attracting a large audience interested in the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard legal dispute. .

An orange bracelet costs $500, while a blue one sells for almost $5,000.

This blue bracelet has been used since May 23. "This is the bracelet that was used to enter one of the last days of Johnny Depp's trial on May 26, 2022. This bracelet has the serial number 77 to line up for the courtroom. The bracelet. This bracelet is priceless because it is part of the history of popular culture," the seller wrote.

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