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'Willy Wonka doesn't matter to you?' Johnny Depp's lawyer asked a psychiatrist witness amid a defamation trial involving Amber Heard.

The question by Heard’s lawyer, apparently attempting to tie that behavior to narcissistic traits, was objected to by Depp’s lawyer, which was sustained by the judge. Depp is suing Heard for $50 million for defamation for allegedly false domestic abuse accusations she made against him that he said hurt his career. The psychiatrist, Dr. David Spiegel, had testified he believed Depp suffered from substance use disorder and had behaviors consistent with someone who was a perpetrator of intimate partner violence. Heard’s lawyer also asked the psychiatrist about Depp’s propensity to eat candy during the trial. Spiegel seemed completely baffled at the question. No, I did not.”

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the description was the hand being flat on the bar and the bottle crushing the finger from the top. 'It's not consistent with what we see in the described injury pattern... 'And the lawsuits have had a really big impact, not just this lawsuit but previously lawsuits that Mr. Depp has been involved with because there’s a lot of publicity around anything he does.' Can you set the record straight, yes or no?' She will testify via video link. Three, someone who has rapid and extreme mood shifts. 'Isn't he dead,' Dr. Spiegel asked. The rule states that psychiatrists have a responsibility to participate in activities contributing to the improvement of the community. Four, someone who has limited self-control.' Things get heated as Dr. Spiegel discussed the Goldwater Rule while he was on the stand Monday. He said his opinions of Depp are within the Goldwater Rule guidelines. 'So, I don't know how you lose something that hasn't happened.' The source said Depp's testimony 'has been irrelevant to the heart of this case' and that is not expected to change.

Dr David Spiegel, a psychiatrist and physician, was called to the stand today as an expert witness.

The difference is when our brains are intact and acting well, most of us do not act them out." I will concede to you 100 percent. “If that is the standard, and people have done that thing, then I apologise and that was wrong on my part.”

Johnny Depp broke into laughter and so did his attorney when psychiatrist Dr David gave an innocent reply while giving his testimony on Amber Heard's ...

According to Independant.com, Dr David said he believes Johnny's “thinking rate” is down and his attention and memory are impaired due to use of drugs and alcohol. Dr Spiegel said he is aware of Johnny using an earpiece for his lines on set. Johnny broke into a laughter and hid his face with his palm when Dr David gave a funny reply to his lawyer's question about Marlon Brando. The psychiatrist indicated that Johnny lost work due to his memory impairment due to drugs and alcohol use.

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Every time Depp has filed a lawsuit, it has "brought to light various issues," she testified. Heard has said she never saw specifically how the injury happened, but that it took place before the actor sexually assaulted her with a liquor bottle. Spiegel, a psychiatrist, said "battered wife syndrome" — also called "battered person syndrome" — is a subtype of post-traumatic stress disorder that Heard has from her relationship with Depp. Expert witness Dr. David Spiegel testified that Amber Heard has "battered wife syndrome" — not "borderline personality disorder" like a witness for Johnny Depp has previously claimed. She claims he injured himself in a drug-fueled binge. Also Monday, a psychiatrist testified that Depp’s behavior fits the pattern of a person whose drug and alcohol abuse contributes to domestic violence, while an entertainment expert told the court that Heard lost out on a potential $40 million to $50 million after her abuse claims were called a "hoax" by her ex-husband's lawyer. "Her worked stopped," Arnold said, adding that rather than having negotiating power for the upcoming "Aquaman 2," Heard was begging not to be cut out of the film. Chew claimed that Heard has failed to prove that one of Depp's other lawyers was acting with "actual malice" when he called her abuse claims "a hoax." Heard's defense has claimed that Depp's attorney Adam Waldman called the actress's abuse claims "a hoax," and alleged his team planted a story in a foreign tabloid about the LAPD opening a perjury investigation into the actress -- after going to the police and filing a report himself. Azcarate said she was leaving it to the jury to decide whether Depp's lawyer Adam Waldman was acting with actual malice when he alleged that Heard's abuse claims were "a hoax." "It is not my role to measure the veracity and weight of the evidence," the judge announced Tuesday. "The plaintiff's motion to strike is denied, OK?" Warner Bros. executive Walter Hamada testified via deposition Tuesday that Amber Heard's compensation for "Aquaman 2" was not affected by statements by Johnny Depp and his team -- putting a dent in the actress's defamation countersuit.

Dr. David Spiegel, Amber Heard's expert witness caused a stir online after he seemingly diagnosed Johnny Depp just from watching him as Captain Jack ...

She followed the tweet up by suggesting anyone who has been convicted or lost a court case because of Spiegel should use the "car crash" of a testimony in the Depp/Heard trial to file an appeal. "Dr. Spiegel: "I made my diagnosis of Mr. Depp based on some of his Pirates performances.." Dr. Spiegel apologized and said he had misspoken and was trying to make a point about Depp's "processing speed." On Monday, Dr. Spiegel was the second witness of the day, called to the stand by Heard's legal team. Psychiatrist Dr. David Spiegel's testimony caught the attention of millions of viewers as many people started to share their opinions of him online. Closing arguments in the trial are set to take place on Friday, May 27.