The second time in Australia, april 2015

 April 2015, Couple back in Australia after injury to John's finger.

Like six (6) weeks later when they first came to Australia.

20 April 2015 Brisbane Airport, Australia. Amber Heard and Johnny Depp.

The second time in Australia - so they went once, he was injured and they went back to the US (separately, to get finger repaired), then went back to Australia for a second time in April 2015.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard walk hand in hand while arriving on a private jet at Brisbane Airport on Monday (April 20) in Australia.

The at the time 51-year-old actor is back in town to continue shooting his highly anticipated film Pirates of the Caribbean 5.

They rented this mansion with 10-bedrooms, 10-bathroom from MotoGP world champion Mick Doohan in 2015 while Depp filmed "Dead Men Tell No Tales".

Picture of  the queensland property where Amber Heard and Johnny Depp had their big argument and Johnny lost his finger tip (march 2015). Is on the market. Picture from: realestate.com.au

It's all being brought up in the defamation trial that is ongoing right now in Fairfax, Virginia. USA.

Nice house in Australia. Johnny and Amber had their fight in here.

They trashed the place somewhat.. communication through mirrors and throwing bottles at eash others.

Messages through mirror. Evidence in Defamation trial may 2022.

I belive this mirror says:

STARRING

BILLY

BOB

EASY AMBER?

Referering to the movie London Fields. Johnny seamed among other tings jealous on Amber.

Milani Cosmetics released 2017, claimed abuse around 2014-2016

 Ambers lawyer claimed to have carried a Milani Cosmetics color correcting and conciliar kit in her purse so she could hide her marks and bruises she supposedly got from Johnny ( her lawyer showed the exact one she claimed to have "used" in court) the opening day 12 April 2022. 

Milani Cosmetics just released a statement calling Amber out on her statement because that kit didn't come out until December 2017 and the alleged abuse was from 2014-2016.. 

Carried for the entire relationship?

Kit was released 2017 according to Milanicosmetics

Well it wasn't this concealer that was used then.

Posted 2022-04-22 on TikTok:

Source

In 2011 Amber appeared in TopGear, Clarkson about her

 In 2011 Amber appeared in TopGear

Promoting the film Drive Angry

Year 2011, Amber Heard’s film producers called to ask the Top Gear producers if she could be a Star in 'A Reasonably Priced Car.'

Amber Heard is playing the female lead in 'Drive Angry' opposite Nicholas Cage. Her name in the movie is Piper.

Amber Heard in "A Reasonably Priced Car", TopGear.

Jeremy said in his latest column on The Sun:

“Back in 2011, Amber Heard’s people called to ask the Top Gear producers if she could be a Star In A Reasonably Priced Car.”

“Immediately the producer replied: ‘Amber who?’

“They explained that she was a lesbian petrolhead who loved muscle cars, so we signed her up straight away.”

“And then, on the day she was to be filmed, her people said that she wasn’t really a lesbian and that she couldn’t drive a manual.”

He continued: “On the track, she turned out to be slower than the BBC’s then political correspondent, Nick Robinson, and former Sun Page 3 girl Peta, 23, from Essex.”

“Still, she got what she wanted. A bit more fame.”

Source:

Jeremy Clarkson (22 Apr 2022). JEREMY CLARKSON Driverless cars are pointless – and they have built-in instructions to kill you. The Sun. Website: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/18336445/driverless-cars-pointless-kill-you/

Amber Heard childhood, father. (Amanda de Cadenet podcast)

 Amber Heard childhood, father

July 2019, Amber Heard has a conversation with her activist friend Amanda de Cadenet podcast (they have known each other for 13 years when this podcast is made). In this podcast we get a clue that it appears that Amber grew up in a trailer. By all means, I see now wrong in that since I also like the RV-life.

Rumor has it that they are no longer friends. It seems that Amber's interview with Amanda's podcast has been deleted from Amanda's podbean page, because it will not be found there.

Its a conversation about feminism and activism. They are trying to change the world. Personally I think they are following a bad ideology, this part of Amber is not interesting. Since this time she did this interview she has read a lot of book, hopefully she will find better ideas to follow. Because she's got the brain, just hope she will work with something more productive.

Amber was raised as Catholic but began identifying as an atheist at sixteen after her best friend died in a car crash. She stopped believe in the story of god.

Amber Heard with her father, David Heard who owned a small construction company.

From the podcast:

13.00 

Amanda de Cadenet: ”I suspect that those kinds of conversations were not happening in the trailer where you grew up? And so my questions is how did you know that the deck was stacked against you, if you didn’t have anyone to process that with?"

Amber: “I didn’t, I saw it in the lack of conversation. I saw it in the non verbal.. I mean, sure I did have direct information. I had a father telling me it would be preposterous for a woman to run a company.. I remember I said ”I wanna be a president one day”, when I was really young. And my dad said ”Pfff, woman cant be President. What would happen when she had her period, huh?” I’m like, am I missing something in the logic here?” – Amber Heard, Podcast conversation with Amanda de Cadenet (July 16, 2019)

Amanda de Cadenet: "I wonder what he thought would happen?"

Amber: "I don't, really... I think he thought naturally, once a month.. our finger would be resting on that button." [laughs]..

"And I love my father, you know, and have compassion for him. And his limited access to information at the time and I also have to complement him on his ability to adapt." - Amber Heard

Reference:

amber heard online [YouTube], (july 2019), PODCAST | Amber Heard in The Conversation with Amanda de Cadenet (July 16, 2019). YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tuJIcDHLrQ

Amber Heard about her high school and storytelling mission

Get a message across, the outlet is entertainmet

Amber Heard about her school years, and her love for drama and stories.

"I mean it's a shame people don't read more but if you're gonna get a message across or you want to tell a story even if it's just to entertain, the outlet to do it is entertainment." - Amber Heard

18.00

"In high school, I was part of the the clique that didn't go to school. I didn't really spend a lot of time in school, or I mean in the normal sense. I broke away, I was very independent and I broke away from high school to move out at a young age. And then focused on getting my diploma and finishing my classes on my own. And I did it through home studies and correspondence courses so I was very independent. And I think that there's a real sense in highschool of the opposite. Of not being independent not being an individual. I think so much of high school is based on fitting in and the necessity to do that, and the anxiety of doing that right? And I think it affects people for the rest of their lives and all in a horrible way. I think it's horrible.

And I think my escape from that was a lucky one because I didn't feel like I related to anyone in high school so much. I mean I was,, had friends when I was in high school and I did really great grades and,, a good student but then I just stepped out of it and said I'll do this on my own.

 I don't need to hit up prom and it was really funny because I would call my

friends back home that I went to highschool with after it moved out, at 16, 17 years old. And I say so how is it and they would be talking to me with such excitement about prom or the gossip with what cheerleader was dating who. And so I remember thinking to myself as I'm like you know paying bills listening to this thinking "I don't know I don't know anything about this world", and I don't feel like I miss out that's for sure.

So I think it's a process that I lucked out on missing.

When I was in high school and in middle school I pursued drama and my drama teacher Mr. Klaus he was he was amazing and it was the only class I'd like to go to. And that meant a lot. I mean excellent grades in high school but I hated to show up. And so I would always make it to my drama class. I was never late. I was less than out in fact, you know. 

And I love drama so much in high school and I finally got presented with an opportunity in my .. I was young to move out to LA I met my agent and connected with her immediately and I got an opportunity and took it, ran really fast. I actually told my parents the date before I moved out and I said actually I'm gonna go to LA and I'm hopping on a plane tomorrow. And that stems from a really deep rooted love of this job, you know, ever since...when I was a kid I had a video camera and I used to make movies and I loved it. It's it's a sense of immortality you get, you know. Speaking in a vanity sense it's sense of like of a message. And I remember when I was a teenager going to this independent art cinema in Austin and sitting there watching sometimes three movies at a time and... or you know back-to-back. And I remember my mother sitting me down once and asking me very seriously like "why is it you like moving so much?".

Like it's like, very concerned, like maybe she thought I was gonna shoot the school, I don't know. Like she was very concerned with my isolation and the art cinema but in any case it changed my life. I fell in love with good films and mostly they were independent.

//Hon såg Whale Rider när hon var 16 eller 17 år, och en av hennes första roller får hon i en film som regiseras av Niki Caro "She cast me in my first major project." Amber pratar om filmen North Country: Directed by Niki Caro. With Charlize Theron,  //

And I saw,, I remember seeing Whale Rider directed by Niki Caro and thinking that film is the media right. Noone, spends a lot of time reading books anymore. I mean it's a shame people don't read more but if you're gonna get a message across or you want to tell a story even if it's just to entertain, the outlet to do it is entertainment. Whether it's music or film, I mean that's today, you know. And I understand this and I want to tell stories and I and when I get a message across. I want to change people. And I said, ``This is the way to do it.”" - Amber Heard 

Reference:

amber heard online [YouTube], (aug. 2017). ALL THE BOYS LOVE MANDY LANE (2006) BLU-RAY EXTRAS — Amber Heard Interview. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5nyiNRh5f4