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(UPDATED with statement from Depp lawyer) Johnny Depp may whine that Hollywood is boycotting him, but a Virginia judge just handed the Minamata star a big win in his $50 million defamation lawsuit against Amber Heard.

The Times, which is part of the same publishing group owned by Rupert Murdoch that also owns the tabloid The Sun, Depp called the last five years of dealing with the case “surreal” and referred to a Hollywood “boycott” of him.Pamela Chelin contributed to this report.

Johnny Depp believes Hollywood is boycotting him after he lost his defamation lawsuit against The Sun newspaper.  After his volatile relationship with Amber Heard came to an end, Depp sued the news outlet for referring to him as a "wife-beater" in a lengthy case that aired a lot of the couple’s dirty laundry and ultimately resulted in a loss for Depp.The situation led to the 58-year-old departing from his role in the Warner Bros.

Without getting into details about the ugly nature of the legal battles between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, suffice it to say, it’s had a major effect on the careers of both involved. For Heard, she’s still been starring in major films, most notably “Aquaman” and the upcoming sequel ‘The Lost Kingdom,’ but she’s been the subject of intense hate from Depp fans and has had multiple social media campaigns against her to get her fired from projects.

Woe is Johnny Depp…

Johnny Depp, 58, is calling out Hollywood for their “boycott” against the Oscar-nominated actor. In a new interview with The Sunday Times, Johnny spoke about how his acting career has taken a major hit ever since he lost a libel case against The Sun in Nov.

Johnny Depp is worried over his film "Minamata" and its delayed release in theatres in the U. S.

Johnny Depp is opening up for the first time since losing his libel case.

Ethan Shanfeld Johnny Depp said he feels he is being boycotted by Hollywood, as his latest film “Minamata” has yet to score a U.S.

A Sunday Times interview with Johnny Depp featured a claim by the 58-year-old actor that he is being “boycotted by Hollywood.”

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The Sunday Times focused on his latest film Minamata, the actor said his public image is getting in the way of the movie not being released in US cinemas. The film follows photojournalist W.

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Johnny Depp an honorary prize amidst accusations of domestic abuse.The San Sebastian Film Festival is due to award Depp the Donostia Award later this month.

Naman Ramachandran The San Sebastian Film Festival has come out swinging against those who criticized if for bestowing its highest honor, the Donostia Award, to controversial actor Johnny Depp. Among the critics were a group of Spanish women filmmakers who said they were “very surprised” that Depp is receiving the award.

Johnny Depp will be receiving an award from the San Sebastian International Film Festival. The actor, who is best known for playing the dashing rogue Captain Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean, is due to receive the festival's most prestigious gong, the Donostia Award.

Johnny Depp a major award.The actor is set to receive the Donostia lifetime achievement award at the festival’s 69th edition next month, which is the event’s top prize.The president of Spain’s Association of Female Filmmakers and Audiovisual Media, Cristina Andreu, said she was “very surprised” by the decision made by the festival.“This speaks very badly of the festival and its leadership, and transmits a terrible message to the public: ‘It doesn’t matter if you are an abuser as long as you are

Jennifer Yuma editorA group of Spanish filmmakers denounced the San Sebastian’s film festival’s announcement that it would honor Johnny Depp with the Donostia Award at the 69th annual festival next month.The Associated Press reported that the women filmmakers said awarding Depp the highest honor at San Sebastian gives the event a bad name after a British judge ruled last year that allegations of domestic violence against the actor were “substantially correct.” His ex-wife Amber Heard had

told the Associated Press.Andreu added that her organization, which works closely with the event, is “studying next steps” to take. Depp is expected to accept the prize in person on September 22 — his third live appearance during the festival in northern Spain, which lasts from September 17 to 25.In a statement to the Hollywood Reporter, San Sebastián’s festival director José Luis Rebordinos said “the role of a film festival is not to judge the conduct of members of the film industry.