NEWSEva Green Throws Support Behind 'Dark Shadows' Costar Johnny Depp As $50 Million Defamation Trial Continues
She's got his back! Eva Green is supporting her Dark Shadows costar Johnny Depp amid his bombshell $50 million defamation trial against estranged ex Amber Heard.
Depp sued the Aquaman actress after she penned a 2018 op-ed for The Washington Post claiming to be a victim of domestic and sexual violence, which the Pirates of the Caribbean star believes irreparably destroyed his reputation. Heard countersued her ex for $100 million on the grounds she hadn't mentioned his name in the article.
The trial quickly became a nationwide phenomenon with fans tuning in from all over the country to watch and weigh in with their opinions.
Now, Depp's former costar has joined the masses in voicing her thoughts on the intriguing ongoing court case. Green took to her Instagram to share love and support for the embattled actor in a heartfelt message posted on Thursday, May 19.
"I have no doubt Johnny will emerge with his good name and wonderful heart revealed to the world, and life will be better than it ever was for him and his family," she captioned a throwback Thursday photo of herself and Depp from when they were promoting their 2012 fantasy comedy.
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Fans were quick to agree with the Casino Royale actress in the comment section. One user replied, "He'll get the justice he deserves and we know that!!!!" while another added, "I really, truly hope so 🙏🏼🖤."
Green isn't the first celebrity to pick sides in the bombshell defamation trial. Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum Scott Disick seemed to hint he was #TeamJohnny by letting fans know he was rewatching Pirates of the Caribbean, while Jennifer Aniston and Jason Momoa both quietly followed Depp on social media after the Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them actor took the stand.
One of Depp's former girlfriends Jennifer Grey recently gushed about her A-lister ex during an interview with Extra, calling him "funny and sweet and just so charming."
Closing arguments for the trial are scheduled to begin next week on Friday, May 27.
