Talia Spencer, a storyboard artist from "It Ends With Us," voiced concerns about Blake Lively's influence on set. She suggests Lively mistook Baldoni's kindness for weakness, compromising his vision. Spencer noted that Lively's actions were intrusive, although she didn't specify them, while Baldoni's $400 million lawsuit claims Lively sought creative control that went beyond her contractual rights. This includes insisting on wardrobe choices and pressuring Baldoni over script changes, which he alleges were not typical for a lead actor's role in production.
I feel, like, maybe Blake [Lively] smelled his kindness - mistook it for weakness - and tried to take advantage and take power.
I think there was a massive compromise in terms of Justin's original vision for the film.
Lively began to insist on creative control over her character's wardrobe.
Baldoni felt pressured into approving Lively's script rewrites for a pivotal rooftop scene.
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