Blake Lively fights against call murder: sexual harassment on film set!

Blake Lively fights against call murder: sexual harassment on film set!

Spanien - actress Blake Lively (37) faces a dramatic legal dispute that is new to the Hollywood scandal of the past few years. During the shooting of her new film "Only once" (original title: "It Ends With Us"), Liveely made serious allegations against her co-star and director Justin Baldoni (40). It accuses him of sexual harassment and the creation of an hostile work environment. These violent accusations result in a whole range of controversy, as reported . Lively's PR manager Melissa Nathan, who already looked after Johnny Depp during his trial against Amber Heard, is also involved in the allegations.

LIVELY has initiated an official procedure in which she claims that Baldoni had organized a “retaliation campaign” against her to damage her good reputation. Nathan was concerned about the incidents and cites a well -known proverb on the spread of lies on social media: "A lie travels around half the world before the truth can put on its boots." These bumps in the background forces of the entertainment industry again raise questions about power games and their devastating potential. Amber Heard, who was involved in a similar case, also spoke out for Lively and recalled the poisoned strategies that she also had to go through. So referred Variety to the machinations in which a crisis communication team was mobilized against Lively.

The allegations also include the use of a PR team that aimed to mobilize a "digital army" to take action against Lively. The accusation is serious: Baldoni is said to have launched information on social media in order to put Lively in a bad light. The situation escalated to the point that even Lively's husband, Ryan Reynolds, came up in a meeting in which Baldoni made inappropriate comments about her physical properties. This leaves the question of how such an enemy work environment can be tolerated in Hollywood.

The wave of support for LIVELY is growing, from prominent voices such as the author Colleen Hoover to her co-stars from "sisters-through river and wood", which publicly take a stand against this attack on their reputation. Representatives of Baldoni and his PR team rejected the allegations as "shameful" and "fundamentally wrong", which further hardens the fronts in the apparent conflict. The case again highlights the need for a safe work environment for all actresses and the central themes of power and abuse in the film industry.