Justin Baldoni makes a decision about Scarlett Johansson film for Cannes

Justin Baldoni made a shocking decision about attending the coming Cannes Film Festival of Scarlett Johansson.

In the midst of his constant legal drama with her ex-husband Ryan Reynolds And Blake LivelyThe 41-year-old actor will not attend the Cannes premiere of Johansson’s directing debut film Eleanor the Great.

Dailymail.com has learned that ‘Baldoni de Eleanore does not attend the big premiere in Cannes.

“Wayfarer Studios will continue to defend this film and will be present at the festival to support the cast and filmmakers.”

This is amiceable that the directorial debut of Johansson’s feature can be ‘overshadowed’ by the drama with her ex-husband Reynolds and Lively – those on the Press tour for her new film Another simple favor.

Although his film is in competition, Baldoni chooses to take a step back as he and his production company are locked up in a controversial legal battle with Reynolds and Lively about her and Baldoni’s film it ends with us.

Lively has accused Baldoni and Wayfarer CEO Jamey Heath of sexual harassment and also claimed that she was subject to a targeted smear campaign in the run -up to its release ends with us.

Baldoni then launched a defamation of $ 400 million against Lively, Reynolds and the New York Times, who reported her first claim.

Wayfarer and Baldoni were dropped by their desk in the midst of the increasing drama, of which sources in the area say he ‘cost him three jobs and hundreds of millions of dollars’, via the Hollywood Reporter.

At the end of last month, the famous lawyer Lisa Bloom exclusively told DailyMail.com how the swirling publicity around De Veke could possibly splash on the Johansson film.

“The success or failure of this Baldoni -produced film will be very relevant to the court,” Bloom of the new Johansson project observed.

“If it flops, Baldoni will blame the Blake Lively Legal and point to failure as an example of the millions of dollars in compensation he is looking for,” she noticed.

“If it succeeds, his theory that he just can’t get it in Hollywood because of Blake Lively, erased,” Bloom added.

“And expect that Scarjo and other big names are summoned to testify during the lively Baldoni process with regard to the money he earns from the film, and whether the case really costs him as much as he says.”

The lawyer, whose mother is the famous feminist lawyer Gloria Allred, said: “I also suspect that the release of the film will be overshadowed by press questions about the lively-Baldoni-Legal fight, who is beating.”

Bloom is no stranger to matters with accusations of sexual misconduct, because they were served as a lawyer for women who accused Bill O’Reilly of intimidation.

She also advised controversial Harvey Weinstein when the claims against him first started collecting steam for the outbreak of the ME movement.

Bloom has represented five alleged Jeffrey Epstein victims and two claimants who say they were sexually abused by Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, who strongly denied the cascade of accusations against him.

In 2018 she performed as a counselor of Janice Dickinson, who killed Bill Cosby for defamation after his lawyer said she was lying when she accused the comic of drugged and raped her in the 1980s.

The defamation ended in what Bloom held as an ‘epic’ settlement and said that Dickinson would be ‘completely compensated because he was called a liar,’ via CNN.

Reynolds and Johansson married in 2008 and announced their split in 2010, two years before he tied Lively, with whom he now has four children.

Johansson, who is now married to Saturday Night Live star Colin Jost, has made her directing debut for feature film with Eleanor the Great.

The film plays the 95-year-old June Squibb as the title character, an unparalleled woman who moves back to New York from Florida after her best friend dies.

With a cast with 12 years a slave leader Chiwetel Ejiofor, Eleanor is planned to premiere in the Uncureus section in Cannes in May.

Johansson did not publicly attack the lively Baldoni drama, but her husband joked about it last month on Saturday Night Live.

During a comic riff on Donald Trump’s explosive oval office argument with VolodyMyr Zensky, Jost said that the Ukrainian president, “said he thinks he can still save his relationship with President Trump, what is Justin Baldoni who says:” I would like to work with Blake again. ” ‘