Last Updated on 08/08/2022 by てんしょく飯
Actress Ellen Barkin, Johnny Depp’s ex-girlfriend, has testified that at the time of her relationship with Johnny Depp, she was given the sedative hypnotic drug Quaaludes before having sex with him.
That was when I moved my base to Hollywood.
The testimony was contained in 6,000 pages of court documents recently released by actor Johnny Depp and his ex-wife, actress Amber Heard.
In the trial documents, Ellen Barkin admitted that she and Johnny had a relationship in the 1990s, and that the first time they had sex, “he gave me a quaalude and said, ‘I want to have sex.
Ellen also told Amber Heard’s lawyer that she met Johnny around 1990 and that they were friends at first. When asked when her relationship with Johnny developed into a romance, Ellen replied, “Around 1994, when I moved to Hollywood.
Ellen then added, “It went from a pure, platonic friendship to a romantic one,” but shortly afterward she asked, “Could you change ‘romantic’ to ‘sexual’?” and asked for a correction to the record.
According to Ellen, in the beginning of their relationship, Johnny seemed to be “a loving and caring person who cared about the people around him.
However, after witnessing Johnny call one of his assistants a “pig” and yell at staff members, Ellen’s image of him gradually changed to that of a “violent person.
Ellen continued to date him, but one day while staying in Las Vegas, he threw a bottle of wine at her in her hotel room, and she revealed that she decided to break up with him.
Based on such her own experience, Ellen testified that she was “not shocked” by Amber’s accusation of domestic violence from Johnny this time.
No comment has been obtained from Johnny’s representative on the contents of this report.
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