What happened in the courtroom during the defamation trial involving Johnny Depp and Amber Heard becomes a documentary that will be broadcast on Channel 4 and will be divided into three parts.
The libel trial that saw protagonists Johnny Depp And Amber Heard becomes a documentary. Divided into three parts, what happened between the two in the courtroom will be broadcast by Channel 4 while the broadcaster has unveiled a list of possible titles in these hours.
Depp V Heard (working title) was advertised as the first insight into the libel trial that saw the two actors protagonists and from which Johnny Depp emerged victorious.
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The documentary is produced by Bitachon365, a Fulwell 73 label founded by Blowing LA producer Sheldon Lazarus and Empress Films who made for Netflix the project Marilyn Monroe Secrets: The Unreleased Tapes. Directing the docu-series is Emma Cooper who earned a BAFTA nomination for Marilyn Monroe Mystery.
As reported by Deadline, the episodes will show the public some footage shot inside the courtroom, interviews and user-made content that enclose some of the most important moments of the trial.
Meanwhile, as announced by the organizers of the Cannes Film Festival, Jeanne du Barry will be the new film with Johnny Depp to open the 76th edition. In the film, the actor plays Louis XV.