But Heard countered with a $100 million lawsuit (via Vanity Fair). In 2019, Depp brought a defamation suit against Heard for $50 million, per CBS News. This included purportedly owing 17 years of back taxes to the IRS worth a total of $100 million. Unfortunately, his business manager, Edward White, had already sounded the alarm that Depp's finances were in serious disrepair, according to Variety. Just prior to Heard's 30th birthday, Depp learned he'd lost $650 million earned from movies due to alleged financial mismanagement. But a friend close to the actor said he remained in denial for months. Depp publicly spoke about their split for the first time in June 1993, spinning it in a positive light. Both celebrities found themselves on the rise at the same time, which meant little time or energy left for their relationship. Unfortunately, this meant the media hounded the duo at every turn.ĭespite his enthusiastic passion for his fiancée, which even inspired him to get the tattoo " Winona Forever," their youthful relationship wouldn't last. Depp quickly followed this living arrangement with a proposal, and the two looked like the ideal couple. Before the two knew it, they'd moved in together. Like the lenses in 'West Side Story' and everything else gets foggy" (via " Johnny Depp: The Unauthorized Biography"). For Depp, it was love at first sight: "It was a classic glance.
Winona Ryder played Depp's love interest in " Edward Scissorhands," but they'd already started a romantic relationship in 1989 after meeting at the premier of "Great Balls of Fire." Ryder played the young, naïve bride of Jerry Lee Lewis opposite Dennis Quaid. Although the disorder hasn't plagued him over the years, it may have exacerbated the sense of alienation he already felt due to his unsettled and difficult childhood. In the years to come, Depp would sometimes speak of Tourette's as an admirable disorder, which is interesting in this context. Eventually, a polite passenger near him broke this by asking, "What kind?" Fortunately, this lightened the mood. He yelled out, "I f*** animals!" ushering in a deafening silence. On the flight, he sat in first class and experienced a sudden and uncontrollable urge to yell one of the most embarrassing things he could imagine. This swirl of stress and pressure manifested in an embarrassing way on a fully booked flight to Vancouver, Canada, for more filming. And he also experienced conflicting emotions about promoting the show and feeling trapped by it. It happened during a period when he enjoyed the successes and pressures of "21 Jump Street" fame.
Early in his career as an actor, this condition resurfaced.
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