Johnny Depp’s day-long cross examination has now come to an end.

The judge said Amber Heard's attorney can continue to cross examine Depp on Monday as she dismissed jurors for a three-day weekend.

Jurors were told of how Johnny Depp and Amber Heard would write to each other in a shared journal.

“I will never allow myself to resort to such disgraceful and odious behavior ... no matter what," Depp wrote in one of the entries.

Soon after, Heard's attorneys played audio of a recording in which Depp can be heard telling Heard: "You're a c--t and I f---ing hate you and I want out."

Footage of Johnny Depp slamming cupboards, throwing items and pouring himself a glass of red wine while arguing with Amber Heard has been shown to the jury.

The fight, which took place in the kitchen of their West Hollywood home, was secretly recorded by Heard as she shouted: "You're smashing s--t!"

“I did assault a couple of cabinets but I did not touch Miss Heard," Depp testified when asked about the footage.

He added: “I did not try to intimidate Miss Heard. If she was intimidated, why was she filming? If she was scared to death, why didn’t she leave?”

Heard could be seen closing her eyes and looking down as the video was played in court.

Johnny Depp has denied headbutting Amber Heard during an argument in 2015, which she claimed left her with a broken nose.

"I was trying to restrain Miss Heard," he testified. "Once I had restrained her, if she's trying to still move around or kick at me ... It's not impossible for them to bump. But a headbutt? That's pretty extreme."

Jurors were then played audio of Depp talking to Heard about the incident in which he referenced the headbutt.

"If you want to have a peaceful conversation with Miss Heard you might have to placate just a little bit," Depp testified.

Amber Heard’s attorney quizzed Johnny Depp on how his fingertip came to be severed.

The actor has previously testified that he had to undergo surgery after his then-wife hurled a bottle of vodka at him during an argument in Australia in 2015.

Jurors were shown a message in which the actor allegedly admits to chopping off his own finger.

"I have chopped off my left middle finger as a reminder that I should never cut my finger off again!!" he wrote in an email to his doctor.

An audio recording was then played in which Heard's attorney claimed Depp said: "I chopped my finger off."

Depp, however, told the court he could hear himself saying: "I got my finger chopped off."

Heard has previously said Depp cut his finger during a three-day drug-fueled bender.

After severing his fingertip in Australia in 2015, Johnny Depp testified that he dipped his injured finger in paint and scrawled messages about Amber Heard and other things on the walls and mirrors of the home he was staying in.

“After writing on the walls, the blood had kind of dried … And so I stuck my finger into a can of paint and mineral spirits to put my verbal messages onto the wall,” Depp said.

Jurors were then shown photos of the messages Depp had written, including one scrawled on a mirror that said: “Starring Billy Bob and easy Amber” – which was in reference to the 2018 film “London Fields” that Heard filmed alongside Billy Bob Thornton.

Depp also wrote “Good luck and be careful at the top” on a lampshade. The actor quipped in court: “I thought it was good advice.”

Johnny Depp allegedly tried to get pills off Marilyn Manson's assistant when he was in Australia in 2015, according to a series of messages shown to jurors.

“Have you heard from Manson’s Ryan…?” Depp allegedly wrote to one of his personal assistants.

“Yes and yes and of course!!! Yes, please!!! And you will pay Ryan for it!!!?” Depps' follow up message read.

In another text, Depp allegedly wrote: “I do believe that Ryan (Munson’s), gave you a wee baggage for me??? Where does it reside???”

Depp confirmed that Munson’s was a nickname for Manson.

Amber Heard's defense attorney and Johnny Depp spent some time during cross examination debating how long the actor has been sober during his marriage to the actress.

Depp had testified that he was 18 months alcohol free when he flew to Australia to film "Pirates of the Caribbean" in 2015.

Heard's lawyer alleged that Depp had been drunk on a 2014 Boston to LA flight, noting that it was less than one year before Depp's Australia trip.

Depp denied being drunk on the flight, testifying that he'd had a glass of champagne and a double dose of his opioid medication.

A text was shown earlier that Depp had sent to a friend in which he'd allegedly said he'd consumed "2 bottles of Champers on plane."

Johnny Depp sent a message to his actor friend Paul Bettany allegedly admitting to consuming "powders, half a bottle of whiskey, a thousand red bull" before boarding a 2014 flight from Boston to Los Angeles with Amber Heard.

In the text exchange shown to jurors, Depp said he was going to "properly stop the booz thing, darling" as he referenced a fight he'd gotten into with Heard on the plane.

“Drank all night before I picked Amber up to fly to LA this past Sunday … Ugly, mate … No food for days … Powders … Half a bottle of Whiskey, a thousand red bull and vodkas, pills, 2 bottles of Champers on plane," Depp wrote in the text.

Depp added: "I'm done. I am admittedly too f--ked in the head to spray my rage at the one I love… I'm too old to be that guy. But, pills are fine!!!

When asked about the mid-flight fight with Heard, Depp confirmed that he believed his then-partner was having an affair with James Franco.

After the flight, Depp allegedly sent Heard a text saying: "Once again, I find myself in a place of shame and regret. Of course, I am sorry. I really don't know why, or what happened. But I will never do it again. I want to get better for you. And for me. I must. My illness somehow crept up and grabbed me."

A humiliating photo that Amber Heard took of a "passed out" Johnny Depp, which shows him covered in ice cream, has been shown to jurors.

Depp testified that the 2014 photo was taken in Boston after he finished working a 17-hour day and took opioids.

He claims Heard gave him the pint of ice cream because she "knew" he'd fall asleep.

"That was a wonderful picture for her to take," Depp said on the stand.

When the defense attorney asked if it was Heard's fault the photo was taken, Depp shot back: “Well, she snapped it.”

Jurors were shown a photo of a table laden with cocaine and alcohol that was taken in March 2013, when Johnny Depp acknowledged he had "fallen off the wagon."

Asked if he would often drink whiskey in the morning, Depp elicited laughter from the gallery when he replied: “Isn't happy hour anytime?"

Asked about a small metal box with the words "Property of J.D." that was also on the table, Depp denied that he used to carry cocaine around in it.

"But it looks like it would fit," Depp said.

The defense attorney noted that evidence from Depp's previous UK trial showed the actor had said that was what the box was used for.

Jurors were shown a text Johnny Depp allegedly sent to Amber Heard in December 2014 in which he vowed to put in "heavy work" with his shrink.

"It's away, I've left it go. Went to far. We/I tend to do that. I always regret it when I, or worse, when you jump!!! I don't want be conditioned to continue that behavior. Therefore, I'll put in heavy work with shrank," Depp wrote.

"I'm sorry for being less. For your disappointment in me. For my behavior. I'm a f--king savage."

Depp later added in the same text message: "I wish I were able to bring even just a glimmer of a smile to the pretty face of my most gorgeous of dreams and darkest nightmares."