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Johnny Depp sues ex-wife for $50 million in defamation suit

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He should thank her for being dropped from his role as Jack Sparrow

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Good on him, she only went after him because of his money lets hope he gets it back

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Back in the 90s, Johnny was a quiet and gracious person when in public. He'd listen to you and look you in the eye, maybe taking notes, who knows? Regarding his private life, it's hard to know what drives him and what controversies dog him.

I guess time and life catches up with all of us, in the end.

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Why is this article coming out now? This suit was filed at the beginning of January and made headlines because Depp says he has evidence that he was defending himself and did not actually assault her. Either way, these two are clearly destructive together. While I do not know who the true victim is, I would hope they would stop trying to profit off of a situation where many people are actually suffering through every day.

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Only the lawyers win in litigation. Depp's name is now sullied just by the accusation in the metoo era.

I believe Depp's issues happened before the metoo movement kicked off.

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Only in America could someone with an already obscene amount of wealth potentially get an obscene amount of money because his or her felling hurt.

Not feelings. He looks to have lost millions because of these accusations, as they put a blunt end on his career. If she made them up, then she should pay. This is already a serious problem in divorce cases, so maybe this case can shine a light on the frequent false accusations.

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