Blake Lively speaks out about harassment accusation against Justin Baldoni

The two starred together in É Assim que Acaba, an adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s play of the same name, and reportedly had a disagreement behind the scenes of the film

After the TMZ reveal the information that Blake Lively would be under development Giustino Baldoni for sexual harassment while registering Here’s how it endsadaptation of the work of the same name by Colleen Hooverthe actress spoke in a statement to The New York Timeson the action:

“I hope my legal action will help uncover these sinister retaliatory tactics to harm people who report misconduct and will help protect others who may be targeted.”said the actress, who also accused her co-star of doing a “coordinated effort to destroy his reputation”.

Some of the requirements of Lively in the process include no longer showing images or videos of naked women to the actress, no longer mentioning her alleged “pornography addiction” BaldoniDon’t discuss sexual conquests in front Lively or other people, do not comment on the genitals of cast or crew members, do not comment on weight Lively and don’t talk about the actress’ late father.

The lawsuit follows a series of arguments between the two. Since the film’s release in August this year, reports of behind-the-scenes problems have begun to appear in abundance. Between them, the dispute over which version of the film would be brought to theaters was the straw that broke the camel’s back in the relationship between the protagonists. While Lively I preferred the version that ended up on the big screen, Baldoni I had another cut in mind.

The discomfort of Lively with Baldoni’s vision of the story, which deals with psychological abuse and domestic violence, already arrived at the time of filming and, at a certain point, the actress, who is also a producer of Here’s how it endsshe asked her husband, Ryan Reynolds (Deadpool and Wolverine), rewrote the script, but Baldoni he would have rejected the new version of the story.

What is the story of Here’s how it ends?

In history, Flowering Lily (Lively) is a woman with a traumatic childhood, who decides to start her life over in Boston, realizing her dream of opening a flower shop. In the new phase she meets the charming neurosurgeon Ryle Kincaid (Giustino Baldoni), with whom he falls madly in love.

However, how Lily AND Ryle As she becomes more and more involved, she begins to notice behaviors in her lover that are reminiscent of her parents’ relationship. With the relationship shaken, Lily finds his first love again, Atlas Corrigan (Brandon Sklenar, 1923), which makes her understand that she needs to trust in her own strength to make an important decision for her future.

Who is in the new cast?

Here’s how it ends still has Jenny Slate (Poison), Hasan Minhaj (What time will I come to pick you up?), Amy Morton (Chicago PD) and young people Isabella Ferrer (Evil: supernatural contacts) AND Alex Neustaedter (Colony), who experience adolescent versions of Lily AND Atlasrespectively. Watch the trailer below:

Source:The New York Times

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