JOHNNY Depp was given a restraining order amid domestic violence

allegations yesterday — the day his movie Alice Through the Looking Glass

came out with him as the Mad Hatter.

Actress wife Amber Heard arrived at court sporting a bruised eye, claiming the

Hollywood icon had smashed his iPhone into her face.

Her allegation came just days after the couple called a shock end to their

15-month marriage.

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Amber, 30, turned up at the LA court with a stack of pictures and claimed she

was struck by Johnny, 52, last Saturday night.

Her filing included photographs of her injured face as well as photos from

inside Amber and Johnny's house showing what appears to be broken glass and

a bottle on the floor.

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The actress was granted the temporary restraining order against her estranged

husband, who must stay 100 yards from her until a second hearing next month.

Amber, who left court in tears, was also given the right to live in their home

but was refused possession of their Range Rover and a further request to

force Johnny into anger management.

During the alleged weekend attack, the actress claimed Johnny shattered

various objects in their apartment. She said she was on the phone to a

friend during the fight, and that, when Johnny grabbed her handset, she

yelled to her pal “Call the cops!”

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The friend dialled 911 and police came to the pair’s home. Amber says Johnny

had left, so they took a statement from her.

Her claims follow reports that Johnny tried to save his marriage by offering

Amber money to stay quiet after the bust-up.

Pals of the Pirates of the Caribbean actor branded Amber “immature” in The Sun

yesterday and said he had initiated the split after a blazing row.

Last night a Hollywood source said: “Amber is furious with how the divorce is

being portrayed. She’s taken the nuclear option.”

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Johnny, whose mum Betty died two days before the announcement of his marriage

split, is in Europe promoting his movie — but has hired top divorce lawyer

Laura Wasser to represent him.

He did not attend court yesterday as Amber turned up with her lawyer Samantha

Spector.

He was pictured in Portugal the same day, where he and his Hollywood Vampires

bandmates Alice Cooper and Joe Perry participated in a charity outreach

project for a hearing foundation.

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Meanwhile Johnny’s spokesman dismissed the claims as “lies”.

He said: “Given the brevity of this marriage and the most recent and tragic

loss of his mother, Johnny will not respond to any of the salacious false

stories, gossip, misinformation and lies about his personal life.

“Hopefully the dissolution of this short marriage will be resolved quickly.”

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The Sun told previously how Johnny, worth £270million, was involved for months

in a series of rows with Amber. He had decided to quit drinking in favour of

smoking cannabis, a habit his wife resented.

The couple met while playing lovers in The Rum Diary, while Johnny was still

with Vanessa Paradis, the mum of his kids Lily-Rose, 16, and John

Christopher (Jack), 14.

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Alice Through The Looking Glass, produced by film giants Disney, has already

been branded a flop by critics despite its £116million budget. The Sun’s

Jamie East gave it three stars, saying it “fell flat”.

Johnny attended the flick’s Los Angeles premiere on Monday, by which point

Amber had already filed for divorce.

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Her allegations cast doubts over the release of his upcoming movie Pirates of

the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, which is currently in post-production

and due out next year. His most recent blockbuster Black Mass bombed at the

box office.

Johnny was arrested and charged for trashing a New York hotel in 1994 after

reports of a drunken row with then-girlfriend Kate Moss. The charges were

dropped when the heart-throb agreed to pay £7,000 in damages and fees.

He had another outburst in 1999, brawling with paparazzi outside a London

restaurant.

In April this year, he and Amber apologised to an Australian court for

smuggling their pet dogs Down Under.