by Redazione Spettacoli
The process continues, in which the two ex-spouses oppose each other. The star’s private messages were read in the courtroom, saying he wanted to kill his wife. The answer: “It was irony”
Every day, new details emerge from the trial that pits ex-spouses Johnny Depp and Amber Heard against each other. Now the actress’ lawyers have released some messages that the star sent to friend and colleague Pal Bettany. “Amber Heard must be burned alive,” Depp wrote. Tough words, but that didn’t change the actor’s version, who reiterated, “I’m the real victim of domestic violence.” Explaining how those words came about, the actor explained, “I felt close to Paul – he explained – because I thought I had the same sense of humour, a little bit surreal. That was a quote from Monty Python. ‘
excuses
Surreal concepts, according to the actor. But still sensationally intense. ‘Let’s burn Amber – continue – maybe we’ll drown her before we burn her. Then I’ll fuck her body to make sure it’s dead. ‘ Depp apologized for the tones but went on to explain that they were private messages: ‘Because these are private texts you have to contextualize them. It’s important to realize that none of this should ever be intended or accomplished. Yes, I’m ashamed to have spread it around the world like it was peanut butter, but it needs to be contextualized. For example, when I talk about the burning of Mrs. Heard, I quote directly the sketch of Monty Pythons and the Witches’ Pyre. It’s a movie we all saw when we were 10. It’s just surreal humor.” The actor went on to explain that Heard despised Bettany: “He suffered that we became such friends, he saw it as a threat.” For the rest, Johnny Depp continues to deny any form of violence against his ex-wife.
04/26/2022 (Change 04/26/2022 | 11:07 am)
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