In discovering the interview, Johnny Depp He opened on serving a violent and emotional abuse of childhood and the sense of betrayal felt after Hollywood.

He avenged that he was abruptly removed from the franchise "fantastic beasts" and leaving close friends during his legal battles with the ex-wife Amber heard.

Despite his professional outburst and personal pain, Johnny Depp found a pendant after winning 2022 trials for defamation.

The Depp opened in lasting scars from his childhood abuse and the turbulent period that faced after pushing him from Hollywood.

Now 62, "Pirates of the Caribbean" star reflected in the torment he endured in his late mother, Betty Sue Palmer, who passed away in 2016. year of the age of 81.

"She beat me with a f-cking stick, a shoe with f-cking, ash, phone, no matter, man," said Telegraph. "But I thank her for it."

Depp, who shares two children, Lily-Rose, 26, and Jack, 23, with the former partner of Vanessa Paradis, said his mother's behavior had learned him what he wanted to avoid as a father.

"She taught me not to raise children. Just do the exact opposite of what she did," he said.

The actor was first opened in these traumatic experiences during the 2022 $ 100 million for defamation against the former wife Amber Cur.

In court, the Depp denied all allegations of abuse, and the case became a media firefighter who left both actors foreign major studies.

"In our house, we have never been exposed to any kind of security or safety, the only thing to do is stay out of the line fire," he said while on the stand.

"My mother was quite unpredictable. She had the ability to be as cruel as everyone can be with all of us," Depp added.

After moving from Kentucky in Florida, the Depp family lived in the motel for almost a year. Physical and emotional tolls of power left lasting grades.

"Physical violence, physical abuse. It was a constant," Depp recalled. "We were all a little shocked. It went past, it would protect yourself because you didn't know what would happen."

He added: "She could become quite violent, and she was quite violent, and she was pretty cruel. It was cruel. There was physical abuse, which could be in the shape of a heel or phone or whether hand."

While he served his mother's physical violence in his mother, he discovered that it was an emotional restlessness left by the deepest scars.

"Verbal abuse, psychological abuse, was almost worse than beating," he explained. "The beatings were only physical pain. Physical pain you learn to deal with. Learn to accept it. Learn to deal with the team."

In the same interview, Depp addressed a sudden end of his role as Gellert Grindelwald in the "Fantastic Beasts" series.

Despite the already recorded scenes for "crimes of Grindelwald," he said, he said that the decision was to remove it quick and unexpectedly.

"He literally stopped in a millisecond," he said to publish. "Like, while I was doing a movie. They said we would like to resign. But what was in my head whether I wanted to retire."

Refusal to delete, Depp said that his answer was defiance: "F-ck you. Too much of me to kill me. If you think you can hurt me more than I've been hurt, I'm hard to hurt me."

Personal issues are complex overalls of the professional challenges of DEPP in the middle of its legal battle with I hear.

Only last month, the actor opened about the feeling "abandoned" three of his closest friends after the abuse of allegations from his turbulent divorce.

Thinking about it, Depp, talking to Weekly time, He said, "I'll tell you what it hurts. There are people, and I mean three, who made me dirty. These people were in my children's parties, throwing them into the air."

He continued, "Look, I understand people who could not oppose (for me) because the most horrible thing brought to them the right choice."