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Airdate: Depp v Heard: Love and War

Hollywood court battle gets a TV special on Nine.

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Nine will screen a special Depp v Heard: Love and War following 60 Minutes this Sunday night.

Inside the extraordinary court case that exposed all the secrets of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s tumultuous relationship. Why the celebrity couple’s marriage blew up so spectacularly. Hosted by Tom Steinfort.

Meanwhile Johnny Depp has launched a TikTok account and posted his first video in which he declared “we will all move forward together” drawing more than four million followers within the first three hours.

But a spokesman for Heard retaliated, telling ETOnline: “As Johnny Depp says he’s ‘moving forward’, women’s rights are moving backward.

“The verdict’s message to victims of domestic violence is… be afraid to stand up and speak out.”

8pm Sunday on Nine.

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  1. I wonder how they’ll spin this. Their 60min segment towards the beginning of the trial was an embarrassment in journalism – they clearly didn’t want to be seen as somehow against a potential female domestic abuse victim. When they presented Johnny Depp’s side/position they used a “super fan” as a viewpoint. Not a defamation lawyer or someone who could opine on the evidence presented, no a super fan. Geez was it cringeworthy.

    1. I agree. This Program was a paid advertorial for Amber Heard; I mean interviews with a journalist, PR consultant and an angry woman?? And a super fan for Johnny??. where we’re the lawyers for the UK and US trials even the ones who resigned from Ambers side. can we only trust investigative Journalism from social media now?. The US verdict was a victory for DV survivors because a DV survivor won the case! DV doesn’t have a gender and doesn’t only happen to women. A man was regularly bashed, humiliated, silenced, badgered, screamed at, then accused for 6 years by his abuser. The majority believed Amber the whole time.
      The court hearing was broadcast in the US because the UK media controlled the the Sun’s narrative and a bias judge called the verdict.
      The US jury, had no bias, heard the evidence and the world changed its mind. Social media didn’t sway the court, the court swayed social media. Shame on Nine for trading truth for money in exchange for this piece of PR junk.

      1. I agree absolutely with KimHM and radiC00l. Anyone who really viewed the trial or even listened to just one of the audio recordings would have no doubt about Amber Heard’s lies. This segment was without a doubt, a corrupt piece of journalism.

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