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02/12/2025 23:41

Subject: Blake Lively- Jason Baldoni and NYT - False Light claims

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Anonymous wrote:The comments on TikTok about the latest uncovered disastrous interview of hers are hilarious. She should find new things to sue him for, maybe he looked at her during a love scene in a way that made her uncomfortable.

Which interview?

An interview from 2022 in which she proudly says she auditions for roles as an actor but when they hire her she reveals she wants a lot more responsibilities in order to “feel fulfilled.” It’s amazing how stupid she is to actually say this in an interview. But this is someone who wrote “la face Oakland booty” so not surprising. If she were just dumb I don’t think she would be getting this much hate, it’s the additional factor of being a classic mean girl that gets people going I think.

Yes, Forbes interview from September 2022. Why did she have to say this?

This sounds introspective to me. If she actually did make it clear when signing on with Wayfarer that she wanted to collaborate, I don't see an issue there. Clearly they got more than they bargained for and regret not making her sign her contract right away lol.

She says directly in the interview that she doesn’t tell anyone her desire to “collaborate” until after she’s hired. It’s a very deliberate omission.

DP. I feel like I watched a different interview or something. It's clear to me she's saying that when she was younger she used to people please in initial conversations about movies and then only once she was working on the movie would she start to express her ideas and want to have input, and she understands how that must have seemed like a "rug pull" to people because she wasn't being honest from the jump about how she wanted to participate.

But then she goes onto say that she's learned from that and now she tells people from the start she wants to collaborate and not "just" be an actor, and she can tell who to work with based on how receptive they are to that. Agree with PP it sounds introspective. It does seem like she was honest with Wayfarer from the start that she wanted to be a collaborator -- she asked for a producer credit from the start and it's clear from the messages between her and Baldoni that he was at least telling her he wanted to collaborate and have her be part of the process.

So at least in this instance, it doesn't look like she tried to mislead them -- it seems like they knew how involved she wanted to be from the start, agreed to it, but then later regretted it?

This is not the gotcha some of you seem to think.

For some reason she feels that it’s the producer’s responsibility to fulfill her needs. Is she the only actor in the film? What about the other actors’ needs? How about the director’s needs?

Right, and while it’s neat that she wants this collaboration, as was said multiple times in texts, check her contract. Just because you want it and just because some director and producer blows smoke up your ass to get you to sign doesn’t mean that it’s going to be a collaborative process. That’s just the real world and I’m sure we’ve all been situations where we told our input was wanted and then it was not used. I mean, I feel for her, but Hollywood is a pretty brutal industry and I just don’t know that she’s earned the storytelling chops. As others have said women who have wanted to take control of their own stories, have started their own production companies or have directed films. Anna Kendrick just directed her first feature, which I really enjoyed and Scarlett J is set to direct her first feature coming out next year as well. If she wants to direct, she should just direct and not try to take over someone else’s film.

I get the impression from this lawsuit and from many other things I’ve heard that Blake actually doesn’t really want to do the hard work of making a movie. It sounded like she was disappearing for days and weeks on end and not even doing basic things like learning her lines when she was supposed to for this movie. She claims she wrote the rooftop scene and now we know that Ryan actually wrote it, she claims she edited when actually she just hired the Deadpool editor. She wants control and credit, but I don’t think she actually wants to do the work.

Yes so much your last paragraph. I had that impression from exactly what JB has said in this lawsuit - she didn't read the book, didn't want to meet the IC at the outset, etc. Not doing the actual "work" except the fun stuff like clothes.

Exactly this. Can you imagine if she did have a production company and you were an investor on a film and the Director and primary producer was pulling this shit? No way. She seems to operate in a world of little to no accountability. The production was jumping through hoops for her at every step of the way and it still wasn't enough. She definitely does not have what it takes to assume a higher pressure, higher stakes role and drive it to completion with millions on the line.

I lost count of how many times she threatened to walk away and cost the producers millions. Baldoni detailed each one in his lawsuit and it is a comical amount. I mean this is really childlike behavior that’s concerning.

The first time she threatened to quit, was at the end of preproduction right before filming started. But by then they had already done all the wardrobes to her specifications, the fittings, and had cast young Lily, who did at least resemble Blake which means if they had to recast, they would’ve had to recast the younger actress too. So they determined it was too costly and they just met her demands.

But then at that point, she kept doing it at every turn. So then they had a week or two of footage shot and that would’ve been millions more lost the next time she threatened to quit. I think she threatened to walk at least a half a dozen times.

Can you imagine the immaturity of constantly, constantly having your team let them know in the writing. She was going to walk if she didn’t get her way. She was willing to cost the production millions and millions of dollars because she wanted her way? At a time when the industry was very worried about being unemployed for months and months during all the strikes. That poor crew. Just total disregard for anyone but herself.

The person who posted here claiming she was a stand-in on Gossip Girl said in essence Lively treated others very badly. The former AD who worked on A Simple Plan and more important projects (suicide squad) said Lively was a horrible person. She’s selfish and self-assured and mean.

There’s a reason posters at lipstick alley had her number immediately. Her plantation antebellum bullsht are a feature, not a bug. She’s I’m sorry wait no I’m not, a nasty piece of shit. She was trying to redo the J Peterman catalog but “make it cuuuute and admire the time in the South when slavery was legal!” She clearly doesn’t regard many, many people as being people just like her.

Yeah, whatever you think of astroturfing, this sexual harassment claim (keep in mind, the bar for sexual harassment is a makeup artist using a finger to pat on lipstick for Blake) I think every thinking person can agree she's a totally vapid and demanding POS who has been extremely problematic her entire career. For the defenders, of course that doesn't mean she couldn't be victimized as "imperfect victim" but this "punching up" strategy to harassment is very weird. The person trying to say there will be others is also easily manipulated by PR. Ferrer is on record legally, praising Baldoni. It was said pages ago, but Blake and Ryan are acting like this is a common thing for women. In reality, "predators " rarely aim upwards. They're trying to make this a male vs female thing. It's a power thing.

Yes, my disgusting boss sexually harassed the receptionist at our office, not the women who were more middle class and had non admins roles. This doesn’t mean that he couldn’t have sexually harassed Blake, but she needs evidence, people aren’t going to believe that a powerful a lister married to a billionaire who has a history of putting people down is going to be a victim of sexual harassment unless she has evidence. For some white women, her being uncomfortable is more than enough. But women of color, even before her blackface video came out, know what type of woman she is (extremely self assured and powerful) and that she’s not the type to take crap and sit there—so she her claims of being a victim should be examined.

It’s not just white women with this mindset. I think it’s a generational thing. As a Gen X woman I have witnessed this play out. I have millennial colleagues who are such mean girls, they find certain men ‘icky’ and refuse to engage with them. They are such weak little princesses. This weird victim mentality became popular with the millennials for some reason? There is misandry amongst boys/men that we aren’t ever allowed to acknowledge or recognize. Blake is just one in these whiny bratty millennials. There are millions like her of all colors but all around the same age.