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Imagine someone using their power to try to steal your project and make every day on set miserable. Meanwhile, Justin Baldoni is still praising her publicly, while Blake was tearing him down behind the scenes. This was right before the premiere 8/2024

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Blake Lively and Jenny Slate bizarrely try to blow up Slate’s own comment about Britney Spears into inappropriate behavior by Justin Baldoni. Lively’s narrative about other women “coming forward” fails when you look at the facts. The “complaints” have no merit and do not come close to qualifying as harassment. For example, here are some (not all) of these complaints by the other women (who did NOT “come forward” but rather they were forced into this due to Lively’s court process): - Baldoni directed an actress in character to lick a spoon. This is something that character does in the book this movie is based upon. - Slate made a comment about how something was “bad for sex” and Baldoni participated in the conversation, saying “totally, bad for sex” which she found offensive. - Hoover, the book’s author, was unhappy that she wasn’t included enough or things weren’t done exactly the way she liked. This was not her call to make as she sold the intellectual property rights to Baldoni. This is also not harassment. - The primary complaint by Slate was a comment made by the director (Baldoni) about the characters’ wardrobes looking sexy on the actresses. Sony asked Baldoni and Wayfarer to put “more sexy” into the movie, and appearing “sexy” was part of the creative process. Lively acknowledged the importance of “sexiness” in her own messages. The comment made by Baldoni was very clearly not predatory. Regardless, an apology was made and this never happened again. - Another of the women was upset because she wanted to direct. Baldoni was the director. She felt dismissed. Not her project or intellectual property, not her call. I’m sure she can direct a beautiful project of her own that doesn’t belong to someone else. - Another of the women was upset because she wanted to be the main producer and didn’t think Heath needed to be involved. She also complained that Baldoni (the director) yelled on set. Almost all of these complaints had absolutely zero to do with harassment. The women felt they weren’t given as much influence or control as they wanted. This is something many people feel in the workplace every day. It sucks. But it isn’t harassment.

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