to more on this, i'm going by david levitz from database count to desk david's. and would you say that johnny death is really the winner in this case? well, i know, you know, this case was the trial was so ugly and so icky that it's hard to think of any one of the winner. certainly, i think that we as society are the losers here. but yet johnny depp did accomplish what he came to accomplish. which is that the jury believed him. they believed that he did not abuse amber, hurt in any way, and that she made it up in order to damage his reputation and public opinion. really, things have been with him all along. it does really a lot of that comes down to appearances. i think johnny depp came coming off very much as the cool guy with the sunglasses, who was able to make jokes. he was very, very calm. she at times was very emotional. many people read her body language as a signal that she was not telling the truth. and, you know, i think this comes down to a strategy on the part of deps team. they very much pushed for this publicly broadcast, public and broadcast trial.

countries will be missing, buys you infiniti, and beyond, who are clear. 5, along with join out by david levitz from d w culture who prepared that report that we just saw. good to see you david. up. so like you're the film, it's been banned in over a dozen countries are in the middle east and asia. what about china? huge market for disney will. that is the big question right now for disney, specifically, because china is such a huge market. and until now, disney has been very happy to quietly self censor. it's films to market them to china and to other authoritarian countries, and not just disney by the way, many hollywood studios do this. they, they cut out little bits that don't fit with those countries. sensors, this time is different. disney, pixar is really taking a stance on keeping this brief lesbian kiss in the film white year. and it comes after picks our employees pendle letter saying that they had seen time and time again. same sex affection cut out of their films and that they weren't going to stand for it again. so massive pressure from within the company. so you're saying that the

david let levitz they have d w culture. thank you. david. for days of celebrations are beginning in the u. k to day to ma queen elizabeth platinum, jubilee. elizabeth has been on the throne for 70 years, longer than any other british monarch before. the ws bigot mass looks now at how people that plan to mark the occasion and what the queen needs to them. for most brits, she's always been part of their lives. queen elizabeth and now she's celebrating her platinum jubilee. 70 years of rule, iraq and there's a determination about let's it to put on the smile on the work clothes go out until she's got to day that she's maintained relations around the world. which i don't think there's any other person in the whole world that has done so well at that point to most brits admire her if not adore her. the ladies at the women's institute of south london certainly do. it's an organization that traditionally stands up for women's rights re. these ladies meet regularly to work with their hands. this time it's knitting. corgis, the favorite dogs of the m

people and david levitz tentatively culture who filed that report as you're in the studio with me to talk a bit about this movie. so david, i did not see that scene in your report. i was hoping we would see what all the fuss is about. i know they the kiss heard about around the world. we haven't seen it yet, and they don't have it. pixar doesn't have it in any of its promotional material, which means that if you want to see, because you have to go see the movie, if you're allowed to in your country, if it's not bands, right? so as we mentioned, it is banned in numerous countries. most of them in the middle east and asia. but does this include china? do we know for sure whether china is banning the film aren't we don't know for sure . disney is assuming at this point, they've said they assume at this point that it won't be shown in china, but it's not really clear. china is, of course, the world's biggest movie market. for pixar, though, it's not a, it's not a make or break movie marketed accounts for about 3 percent of their revenue. but what this means is, normally, what it means rea