Blake Lively had another person who was on the set “IT ends with us” who is expressed against her in the midst of her legal battle with her co-star, Justin Baldoni.

Talia Spencer, a member of the crew, recently had an interview where she said that the actress had tried to “enjoy” Baldoni’s “kindness” in order to take control of the film.

Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni have been locked in a bitter legal war since the actress filed a sexual harassment complaint against the director, which prompted her to strike her with a counter-compliance of $ 400 million.

Talia Spencer, a storyboard artist, had a seated with “60 minutes Australia” during a segment focused on the legal quarrel between Baldoni and Lively, where she shared her frank reflections on the issue.

During the interview, Spencer had friendly words for Baldoni, describing it as “one of the few directors for which I worked who was kind and respectful”.

“I have the impression that Blake may have felt his kindness, confused him with weakness, and tried to take advantage and take power,” she added, according to the Daily mail.

When he asked if she felt Lively trying to take control of the film, Spencer replied: “I think she tried, yes.”

She also noted that there was finally “a massive compromise in terms of Justin’s original vision for the film”, referring to what Lively managed to obtain the power she was looking for during the project.

In her conversation with “60 minutes Australia”, Spencer also shared that she had always felt that Baldoni cared about “a lot of vision” and was not “inside for renown”.

She also admitted that she found “very difficult to believe the allegations against him, given his mission statement on the film. And he, truly, presenting that he made this film to help young women.”

“I just find it hard to believe the allegations, to be honest,” said Spencer on Lively’s accusations against Baldoni.

Spencer also pointed out that she never felt uncomfortable during none of her interactions with Baldoni.

“I felt more comfortable being with Justin than many directors, according to my experience,” she noted.

The storyboard artist has worked in the art department of more than ten television and films since 2019.

Before Spencer’s remarks on Lively and Baldoni, one of the actors in the film, Adam Mondschein, spoke of the actress, including in her trial.

As part of his original and modified complaint, Lively alleged that Baldoni had thrown Mondschein as his Obgyn in a “violating birth scene”.

Calling Mondschein The director’s “best friend”, Lively also said that her selection for this “intimate role”, in which her “face and hands were near his almost naked genitals for a birth scene, was invasive and humiliating”.

In response, Mondschein revealed that he was “surprised to read” the description of the actress of the scene, as reported Breath.

He also said that Lively was more dressed than she said and had the ability to choose other clothes to wear during the scene to cover.

“Her costume included a complete hospital dress, black shorts and torso cover prostheses to make it appear pregnant in addition to the personal clothes she has chosen,” recalls the actor about the scene.

Regarding the birth scene in “It ends with us”, Mondschein said that “never complained” or expressed “or expressed” discomfort at any time “.

“Nothing unusual or bad inappropriation has happened,” said the actor. “It was entirely professional.”

Mondschein also discussed the allegation of Lively according to which his role as Obgyn Dr. Dunbar could have been fulfilled by any “local actor”, responding with an applause which included it by listing its qualifications as an actress.

“I was, in fact, a local rental (my wife and I are from New York and spend a lot of time there),” he noted.

“As such, me, like any actor accepting this contract, had to cover my own travel and subsistence costs in relation to work,” continued the actor.