Viral Video: Johnny Depp Interacts With Fans In Jack Sparrow's Voice After Trial Session

Meanwhile, Johnny Depp and Amber Heard are in the midst of a defamation suit where Johnny is suing Amber for $50 million dollars.

Viral Video: Johnny Depp Interacts With Fans In Jack Sparrow's Voice After Trial Session

Source : Twitter

New Delhi: Amidst Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's legal battle, a video has gone viral on the internet. In the video that has been shared on Twitter, we see Johnny Depp waving to fans from his car who had been waiting for him. When someone called out that Johnny will always be Captain Jack Sparrow ( the famous character from 'Pirates of The Caribbean'), Johnny responded with Jack Sparrow's voice.

Fans began to hoot and cheer for Johnny as he did that and then his car drove away. The video was shared on microblogging site Twitter with a caption that read, "a fan tells johnny depp he will always be captain jack sparrow and he responds with jack's voice 😭."

The video which was shared on Thursday has already been liked by more than 40,000 people and has been retweeted more than 8000 times.  As usual, fans and Twitterati engaged in a battle about Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's case right below in the comments section.

Many also mentioned Disney and 'Pirates of Carribean' being incomplete without Johnny Depp's Jack Sparrow. 

Meanwhile, Johnny Depp and Amber Heard are in the midst of a defamation suit where Johnny is suing Amber for $50 million dollars. Amber Heard had tried to get the case dissolved but that did not happen. She is counter suing Johnny for $100 million dollars.

Allegedly, Johnny was dropped from the 'Pirates of The Caribbean' franchise after Amber Heard wrote an op-ed piece in The Washington Post. The piece was about being a domestic-abuse survivor. Amber Heard did not name Johnny in it, but he has alleged that the actor's work and reputation suffered post this revelation.

The defamation suit is currently underway in a Virginia court since last month.The verdict of the ongoing trial is expected to be delivered on May 27.