The sequel to Depp Ameber's litigation documentary focuses on a high-profile libel case. What case is this?

This documentary about Depp Aimbo's lawsuit is a sequel. This case is Depp's libel case against his ex-wife Amber.

Depp and Amber divorced soon after they got married. Depp was born in 1963. He became famous in the film Edward Scissorhands in 1990. On 20 12, Depp announced that he broke up with his ex-girlfriend Vanessa Paradis. 20 14 March, Depp and 27-year-old amber? Hilde held an engagement party in Los Angeles and got married in Los Angeles on February 3, 20 15.

But it didn't last long. 20 16 In May, just one year after her marriage, Amber filed for divorce on the grounds that Depp had committed domestic violence against her during her marriage, but the Los Angeles police found no evidence of domestic violence. They formally divorced on June 20 17. The divorce agreement requires Depp to pay Amber $7 million.

Second, Amber publicly slandered Hilde and published a column in Washington post on 20 18, claiming that Depp had committed domestic violence against her, which had a great impact on Depp's reputation and career, and Depp's career also plummeted. Many start-up movies have been dismounted, and his movie box office has been thrown into the street.

In desperation, Depp decided to sue Amber to restore his reputation.

Third, Depp invited 38 witnesses to participate in the libel trial, including Depp's bodyguards, assistants, family doctors, private nurses and even some former assistants. They all condemned Amber as the chief culprit of domestic violence, while Depp was the victim of domestic violence.

Depp's bodyguard said that Amber was injured in the quarrel with Depp, and Depp's head, face and cheekbones were injured.

Depp's family doctor also said that during the filming of Pirates of the Caribbean, Depp and Ambre had a heated argument in her villa. At that time, she hit Depp with a bottle, and Depp's fingertips were cut off by debris. Fortunately, Depp's chef found his broken finger in the kitchen and reattached it in the hospital.

Combined with a large amount of evidence, the court found Depp guilty of three counts of libel against his ex-wife, and Amber had to pay15 million dollars.