Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I’m not in the industry, but I would love if someone with actual experience chimed in. I doubt talking about appearance, including weight is off limits for a movie. I mean give me a break. Actors are selling an aesthetic. I’m sure producers make demands about physical appearance all the time.
Agree. Google any actress who’s been in the industry for more than 10 years and she has a story to tell about being told to lose weight. Fit, thin women like Anne Hathaway and Jennifer Lawrence. These stories are a dime a dozen.
But I see no evidence that Blake was fat shamed. All I’ve seen is that he asked her trainer her weight due to a concern about lifting her, I’ve not seen any documentation or even specifics from her that he or anyone involved in the production asked her or told her to lose weight or criticized her about her weight. All I’ve seen is that Ryan berated him for fat shaming her. But if the incident is questions is him asking her trainer her weight, I don’t see how that is fat shaming.
To be fair, and I’m someone who thinks Blake exaggerating a lot of things, Blake’s complaint does say this, per E News.
“In one particular instance described in the documents, Blake alleged that the Jane the Virgin star offered to connect her with an expert on probiotics as a “gift” when she caught strep throat. However, upon filling out the privacy forms, the Gossip Girl alum—who had welcomed her and Ryan Reynolds’ fourth baby, son Olin, a few months before filming the movie—realized the expert was actually a weight loss specialist and in her complained she likened the experience to body shaming.”