In court, Tracey Jacobs, Johnny Depp’s former agent, revealed that Depp had requested her to block a movie due to n^de scenes featuring his ex-wife, Amber Heard.

The testimony disclosed that Depp’s reputation has suffered as a result of legal battles and controversies.

Jacobs, who represented Depp for three decades until 2016, spoke about Depp’s initial behavior as a client, which later became more problematic.

She highlighted Depp’s consistent tardiness on film sets and his romanticized view of drug culture, along with escalating anger issues.

Specifically, Depp sent furious emails to Jacobs demanding the shutdown of “London Fields” in 2018, objecting to n^de scenes involving Heard.

He threatened legal action against the film’s producers if they did not comply with his demands, accusing them of breaching Heard’s no-n^dty clause.

Despite Depp’s efforts, “London Fields” was released in 2018, leading to a lawsuit from Amber Heard against the producers for violating her contract by including unauthorized n^de footage in the film.

The contentious scene featured a body double edited to resemble Heard.

During her testimony, Jacobs noted that Depp, once a prominent figure in Hollywood, has seen a decline in his career opportunities due to his negative public image stemming from various controversies.

His reputation for tardiness and substance abuse has made it challenging for him to secure work in the industry.