Johnny Depp says "I"ll show you crazy" in row with Amber Heard

Amber Heard Causes A Scene While Arriving To Her Divorce Deposition Against Johnny Depp 8.13.16

He then appeared to smash something on the floor.

Miss Heard appeared to try to calm the actor down.

She said: "Nothing happened this morning, you know that? I just woke up and you were so sweet and nice, we were not even fighting this morning. All I said was sorry."

Mr Depp could then be heard saying: "You want to see crazy? I"ll give you crazy."

He poured a glass of red wine and then said: "Here"s me, all your crazy."

Miss Heard said "Did you drink all that this morning?"

She appeared to be filming the incident without Mr Depp"s knowledge.

He then spotted the camera and seemed to grab it, saying "Oh you got this going? Oh really" before the footage ended.

The footage appeared on the TMZ website the day before Miss Heard was due to give a deposition in the case in Los Angeles.

Sources close to Mr Depp told TMZ the video was "heavily edited."

They said there were parts of the footage where Miss Heard could be seen "smiling and egging him on".

Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/08/14/johnny-depp-says-ill-show-you-crazy-in-row-with-amber-heard/

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Australia charges Amber Heard over Depp dogs

Amber Heard - Jimmy Fallon Interview - June 22, 2015
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Johnny Depp"s pet dogs dodged the threat of being put down by Australian authorities earlier this year, but his wife, actress Amber Heard, is now facing criminal charges over the canine controversy.

The couple found themselves in hot water in May after officials accused them of bringing their two Yorkshire terriers, Pistol and Boo, into Australia on a private flight without the necessary permits, breaching the country"s strict biosecurity laws.

Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce blasted the alleged act of doggie deception at the time, saying, "Mr. Depp needs to take his dogs back to California, or we"re going to have to euthanize them."

Depp, who was in Australia to film the latest "Pirates of the Caribbean" movie, acted quickly to get Pistol and Boo out of the country.

But that wasn"t enough to satisfy Australian authorities.

Maximum sentence of 10 years in prison

Prosecutors this week issued a summons for Heard, 29, to appear at a magistrates court in the state of Queensland on September 7.

She faces two charges of illegal import of animals and one charge of knowingly producing a false or misleading document, Australia"s Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions said in a statement Thursday.

The illegal import of animals carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a fine of 102,000 Australian dollars ($75,000); the false document charge has a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a fine of 10,200 Australian dollars ($7,500).

Depp not charged

Depp, 52, has not been charged over the incident, the prosecutors said.

Heard starred with Depp in the 2011 movie "The Rum Diary." More recently, she appears in "Magic Mike XXL."

Since the dog fiasco in May, Depp appears to have worked on making a more positive impression in the Australian media, visiting a children"s hospital last week dressed in the costume of his "Pirates of the Caribbean" character, Capt. Jack Sparrow.

Source: http://www.abc17news.com/lifestyle/entertainment/australia-charges-amber-heard-over-depp-dogs/34194126

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