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Rs 13 crore a month to this: Johnny Depp’s so broke, he may have had to fire his agent

Actor Johnny Depp is reportedly in such financial turmoil that he fired his longtime Hollywood agent and made a deal with a rival agency.

Updated on: Mar 2, 2017, 21:25:48 IST
By , Los Angeles
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Actor Johnny Depp is reportedly in such financial turmoil that he fired his longtime Hollywood agent and made a deal with a rival agency.

Last week, it was revealed in documents filed by Depp’s business managers that he spends $2 million a month. (AFP)
Last week, it was revealed in documents filed by Depp’s business managers that he spends $2 million a month. (AFP)

Last October, Depp walked away from UTA’s Tracey Jacobs, the famed agent who in 1988 took him from 21 Jump Street and made him into an international movie superstar.

A source told Pagesix, “Depp told Jacobs and UTA he no longer wanted to pay their commissions. But they pushed back.”

Last October, Depp walked away from UTA’s Tracey Jacobs, the famed agent who in 1988 took him from 21 Jump Street and made him into an international movie superstar.

So the Pirates of the Caribbean star jumped ship to CAA, which gave him a better deal.

About CAA’s lower commissions, another source said: “They don’t do blue-light specials.”

On Depp leaving UTA, the source added: “He was with Tracey Jacobs for a gajillion years - their relationship had run its course. He was looking for a change.”

CAA and UTA declined to comment.

Last week, it was revealed in documents filed by Depp’s business managers that he spends $2 million a month.

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