Several years ago, former spouses Amber Heard and Johnny Depp became embroiled in a legal situation that ultimately resulted in a trial over alleged defamation. By the fall of 2022, a verdict was delivered, and it was largely in Depp’s favor. Now, over three years later, Heard is discussing her experiences with the situation in a new documentary. As part of that production, the actress not only clarifies her reasons for joining the film but also meditates on the ramifications of previously speaking out on her issues with her former spouse.
Heard is one of several interviewees in the documentary Silenced, which is directed by Selina Miles. At the center of the doc is Australian human rights lawyer Jennifer Robinson, who notably represented Heard several years back. The Aquaman alum is one of several women featured in the doc, who made allegations of abuse, sexual misconduct and more against people. As for Heard, she spoke candidly (via Variety) with Miles about how she feels about using her voice at this point in her life:
