Honestly, I feel that both of them are kooks at this point. I feel strongly that they worked to destroy Justin Baldoni. Now I also think that Baldoni should have set better boundaries with that beyatch. For example, he should have MADE her sign her contracts and not allowed her to pull so many diva moves but that only makes Lively look worse. Reynolds apparently is the type of person to actively bully and make fun of people including, most recently, Eugene Levy. WHO DOES THAT WITH EUGENE LEVY? The man is a hilarious gem while Reynolds is not.
While analyzing a clip of Reynolds and Levy on the red carpet, lip reader Nicole Hickling told RadarOnline.com Reynolds’ jaw looked clenched at the beginning of the footage before he told the American Pie star, “Bull—, man.”
A perplexed Levy allegedly replied to Reynolds: “Language, you don’t need to speak so harsh.”
Despite Levy allegedly attempting to calm the situation – and possibly remind Reynolds of the public setting – the Proposal star wasn’t having it.
Hickling claimed Reynolds fired back at Levy: “Please don’t ever tell me how I can talk to people.”
Levy, still appearing visibly uncomfortable over the awkward tension brewing with Reynolds, began to reply, “Erm…” before Reynolds snapped again.
He said something to a woman standing nearby before declaring, “I’m done here, we’re done,” and walked away.
Reynolds swiftly changed his tone as if nothing had happened with Levy and greeted a woman with a smile, “Hey, nice to see you!”
In the scene, Inez plays a small child who is completely covered with a Deadpool mask, hoodie, and red trousers. She shouts at Ryan’s character: “Hey, when I want your opinion, I’ll take Wolverine’s dick out of your mouth,” and Ryan has admitted that the second-grader was not comfortable with delivering the line at first
“I am father of the year over here for allowing her to say such language, which, to her credit, she really didn’t want to say,” Ryan went on. “And then [she] came back later and said: ‘I want to say it now,’ when I started looking at other people to play it.”
Shawn then revealed that the line that made the final cut was far from the only X-rated thing that Inez had to say on set, quipping: “Yeah, but Ryan, to our discredit, we made Nezzy say — I’m not shitting you — 70 to 500 versions of that line.”
The duo then moved on to the rest of the commentary. However, many people are stuck on the fact that Ryan enlisted his young daughter to make such an explicit joke, pointing out that if the joke absolutely had to be made, they could have just hired an adult voice actor who can imitate children.
Have to wonder, too, Lively is a mother. Why would having her child do this be okay with her? She seems like she must be morally corrupt too.
Reynolds also is the type of creep that was rude a child. I mean, HE HAS CHILDREN and undoubtedly knew he was being recorded, so WHY treat a kid this way? I guess he thinks that being rude and dismissive with a sneeer is the image he wants to project. Ugh.
I’ve said before, I wasn’t watching ANYTHING at any time with Blake Lively (the only thing I had heard about her was her allegdly cheating with Ben Affleck during The Town movie, thus disgusting then wife Jennifer Garner) but I did like Justin Baldoni (first saw him in one of my favorite shows, Jane the Virgin) and was disgusted with how the weird Blake Lively treated him. Then was further appalled to see Ryan Reynolds jump into the attack. I have followed the court filings and I cannot see that she has anything, despite her attempts to fish for proof, to show that Baldoni is a sexual harasser, but oh, she is trying. Frankly, the whole thing looks desperate but meantime everything they are doing looks vindictive, unsupported and makes me want to avoid them both and their movies. That includes the John Candy movie-it’s really a shame that such a terrible person is prominently associated with it. Incidentally, I have seen video of someone claiming Reynolds bullied an asian classmate when they were kids.
