Blake Lively seems to have shared two contradictory stories when it comes to knowing who ends with us, author Colleen was Hoover before she started filming the film – because she shared two contradictory stories in two separate interviews.
Lively, who is currently entangled in a legal drama with co-star Justin Baldoni, played in the lead role in the film, based on the novel of Hoover 2016.
However, it is unclear whether Lively was familiar with the famous author when she decided to accept the project.
In an official cast interview that was filmed this summer, which was later posted by ThemoViereport.com, Lively, 37, admitted that she “hadn't heard” from the author.
“I felt that I lived under a rock because I had never heard of Colleen Hoover before they came to me with this film,” the former actress of Gossip Girl shared during the interview.
She explained that she was in a car with her friend Eden, 25, when she got the film about the movie, and Eden 'Shrieke' with excitement.
'I thought that is so interesting that a 25-year-old who has access to all possible information, everything you get on social media apps, all streaming, all optionality, you know, here is this name of this writer that cut, That was interesting for me … 'Lively explained.
“So now, when the whole world is open to you, a name caused me to cut me up for a younger generation,” the actress continued.
In an official cast interview that was filmed this summer, which was later posted by ThemoViereport.com, lively admitted that she “hadn't heard” from the author
“I felt that I lived under a rock because I had never heard of Colleen Hoover before they came to me with this film,” the former actress of Gossip Girl shared during the interview
Lively, Eden then said that all her friends had read the book, although she hadn't read it herself.
She remembered that she then went to a bookstore in the small town in which she was at the time and saw it covered with Colleen Hoover books and branding.
“I read the script that night, and I just fell in love with Lily, and I wanted to tell her story so much,” said Lively.
In another interview filmed by Sony Pictures and posted on Instagram for the promotion of the film next to the author, Lively claimed that she was enthusiastic when she heard the name of Hoover.
'The reason I was excited to do this movie is that I saw the mention of your name, and I had something like that, oh, wow, her voice resonates with people, how she tells stories, and what she tells and reaches and reaches So many people grabs, “said the other simple favor star.
“And then I fell in love with Lily, I want to play this woman because I understand why she is experiencing what she is experiencing,” continued Lively.
“There was an authenticity that is really powerful.”
Dailymail.com handed in contact with the Lively representative for comment.
“And then I fell in love with Lily, I want to play this woman because I understand why she is experiencing what she is experiencing,” went lively
She remembered that she then went to a bookstore in the small town in which she was at the time and saw it covered with Colleen Hoover books and branding
The interviews displayed come when the star against Baldoni fights in a bitter legal feud.
In December Lively brought a lawsuit against Baldoni, accused him of sexual harassment and launched a smear campaign against her.
She claimed in the court case that Baldoni had entered her trailer while she was topless, showed her graphic video of his wife who gave the birth, and bit and sucked on her lips during an improvised pillow scene.
He responded by submitting a $ 400 million lawsuit against Lively, and also sued the New York Times for $ 250 million, and claimed that it almost completely trusted on Lively's non-oriented and self-serving story, almost literally lifting it up While he ignored an abundance of evidence that her contradiction claims. '
De Veign has only become more explosive, because Baldoni has released RAW images from the film set and even a website with documents regarding the lawsuit in an attempt to erase his name, and a recent subpoenas of cell carriers to look for more receipts In her constant legal battle.
Lively has changed her lawsuit since then and sent SMS messages to a friend where she called Baldoni a 'crawl' and claimed that the actor had asked a 'intrusive' question about her and Ryan's sex life while filming controversial film ends with us.
Baldoni, Lively, Reynolds and the New York Times have all denied the allegations against them in the lawsuits.
