Johnny Depp’s ‘Edward Scissorhands’ props double in value after trial

Johnny Depp’s worth is sky-rocketing following his blockbuster defamation trial with ex-wife Amber Heard.

The 59-year-old’s iconic prop fingers from the 1990 Tim Burton basic “Edward Scissorhands” pulled in double it’s estimated financial worth after his high-profile court victory earlier this month.

The scissor fingers Depp wore because the movie’s title character have offered for $81,250, nearly twice the value memorabilia consultants thought they might go for at public sale, TMZ reported Wednesday.

Propstore, an public sale firm that specializes film collectibles, beforehand introduced that sale that will start June 21 and run till he finish of this week.

Different collectibles which are set to be up for action in the near future embody Depp’s motorbike from the 1990 John Waters camp-fest “Cry Child.” The 1955 Mannequin Ok goes underneath the hammer by Kruse GWS Auctions, which set the opening bid at a cool $250,000.

The current public sale additionally hyped Marvel’s “Thor” hammer, which offered for an eye-popping $162,500, in addition to Tom Hank’s legendary Wilson ball from “Castaway.” That scorching commodity went for a startling $187,500.

In the meantime, Depp scored $10 million in compensatory damages and $5 million in punitive damages from a jury towards his ex-wife Amber Heard.

Heard, 36, additionally might be cashing in after the trial. The “Aquaman” actress is rumored to be penning a revenge tell-all book soon — though these experiences stay unconfirmed right now.

“Amber considers her profession in Hollywood over. She’s already in talks and is happy about it,” a supply informed OK! Magazine on Tuesday. “At this level, she has nothing to lose and desires to inform all.”

Nevertheless, extra potential lawsuits may stem from the guide, an professional revealed to the outlet.

“Depp and his attorneys will likely be studying and listening to every part that Heard states,” writer Dror Bikel informed OK! “If she crosses the road, which is probably going, there isn’t a query that will likely be hit with one other defamation go well with and find yourself proper again in court docket.”

The “Pirates of the Caribbean” actor additionally issued a warning yesterday, addressing that there was imposters pretending to be him on social media.

In a prolonged Instagram Story, he wrote, “I’ve been made conscious that there are faux accounts pretending to be me or individuals working with me.”

“I wouldn’t have any personal or facet accounts on any platforms. These are the one pages run by me and my crew the place we share updates and talk,” he added.

He went on, “I ask that you simply stay cautious because it appears these faux accounts could be relentless. My crew is working to fight the issue. Thanks in your continued help and for making me conscious of this difficulty! Love & respect, JD X.”