I have considered myself a Johnny Depp fan for many years until what he did to Amber Heard. It's interesting to note that this docudrama, if you will, clearly depicts him as a domestic violence instigator and yet none of the jury probably saw this episode before they got gaslighted by him and his attorneys. But what I will say is that if you're hiring someone to manage your money they should be coming to you far in advance of the moment where you're broke. Johnny Depp was right to sue his money managers and I'm very surprised that he didn't win that lawsuit, if that was the case. You don't hire financial managers to write checks, you hire them to help you manage how you spend it. But of course, I don't know the whole story on that, maybe they did try to help him reel in his spending. The way this show depicts it though, it sounded like he was completely blindsided when he found out he had more out go than income. I'm not really much of a Hollywood person but I thought this series might be interesting. It's fairly well done and it doesn't have the typical horrible voice overs that many of this style of show will have. The actors did a decent job.
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