Johnny Depp lost an estimated $40 million in estimated earnings from film work after the publishing of Amber Heard's op-ed in the Washington Post, a forensic accountant testified in the couple's defamation trial.

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Law&Crime's Michel Bryant talks about whether Johnny Depp's substance abuse issues will matter in court. Many exhibits were presented to the jury on Thursday demonstrating Depp's history with substance abuse during his relationship with Amber Heard.

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An audio recording was played for the jury on Thursday illustrating an incident where Amber Heard begged Johnny Depp not to cut himself. This was the last exhibit presented in court on Thursday. Cross-examination of Johnny Depp is expected to continue on Monday.

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Law&Crime's Michel Bryant analyzes the audio recordings presented in court by Amber Heard's attorneys this week. There is a question of whether Johnny Depp is acting in court, as well as Heard in these recordings. Bryant and guests also discuss the importance of Heard's upcoming testimony.

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During cross-examination on Thursday, multiple text messages were presented in court showing Johnny Depp asking his assistants to get him drugs. When questioned, Depp stated that he asked for them but that doesn't mean he was doing them.

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During cross-examination on Thursday, Johnny Depp was questioned about his claim of sobriety when filling out insurance forms for Pirates of the Caribbean 5 (Dead Men Tell No Tales). The defense attorney alleged that Depp lied on his insurance form, referencing incidents that took place within the prior 18 months.

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During court on Thursday, Amber Heard's attorney continues cross-examination of Johnny Depp during the defamation trial. During this segment of questioning, Depp was asked about a variety of incidents.

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During cross-examination on Thursday, the defense presented a video to the jury showing Johnny Depp angrily slamming cabinets during an argument with Amber Heard in his West Hollywood home.

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During his continued testimony on Wednesday, Johnny Depp talked about when his relationship with Amber Heard began to change. He stated that her behavior and attitude towards him felt like "he was always doing something wrong." In his own words, "Ms. Heard was unable to be wrong, it just didn't happen."

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During cross-examination on Thursday, the defense played an audio recording of Johnny Depp saying "the day I chopped my finger off." The defense is arguing that Depp in fact severed his finger, not Amber Heard.

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