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Justin Baldoni Accuses Blake Lively, New York Times of 'Colluding' in Amended $400 Million Lawsuit
Justin Baldoni has amended his lawsuit against Blake Lively and The New York Times, accusing them of "colluding" for months to smear him.
Justin Baldoni has amended his counterclaim suit against Blake Lively, which names Ryan Reynolds, The New York Times, and others as defendants, and claims Lively and her PR team colluded with the Times for months to smear him. Baldoni directed and co-starred with Lively in It Ends With Us.
Baldoniâs lawyers filed the 224-page amended counterclaim on Friday, and a website, which launched on Saturday, hosts the complaint as well as a timeline.
Among the new allegations, it claims that Livelyâs complaint against Baldoni was filed only after Lively and her team âspent months feeding falsehoods to the New York Times.â It alleges that the paper had access to Livelyâs civil rights lawsuit at least 11 days prior to The Times report entitled âWe Can Bury Anyoneâ: Inside a Hollywood Smear Machine,â published on Dec. 21. The report accused Baldoni and his publicists of trying to hurt Livelyâs reputation in an apparent retaliation for Lively making sexual harassment complaints on the filmâs set. Lively filed a federal court lawsuit against Baldoni on Dec. 31.
Baldoni has sued Lively and The Times for defamation, alleging that they ââcherry pickedâ and altered communications stripped of necessary context and deliberately spliced to mislead.â The amended suit claims that The Times may have been working on the story as early as Oct. 31. In addition, the suit claims that a companion video to The Times story was created on Dec. 12, nine days prior to the storyâs publication. The suit alleges that the newspaper first reached out for comment from Baldoniâs team on the evening of Dec. 20, with a deadline of noon the next day. The story was posted at 10:11 a.m. on Dec. 21 and included a comment from Freedman.
A spokesperson for The New York Times did not immediately respond to Rolling Stoneâs request for comment. âThe Baldoni/Wayfarer legal filings are rife with inaccuracies about The New York Times, including, for example, the bogus claim that The Times had early access to Ms. Livelyâs state civil rights complaint,â a Timesâ spokesperson said in a statement to Variety. âMr. Baldoniâs lawyers base their erroneous claim on postings by amateur internet sleuths, who, not surprisingly, are wrong. The sleuths have noted that a version of the Lively state complaint published by The Times carries the date âDecember 10â even though the complaint wasnât filed until more than a week later. The problem: that date is generated by Google software and is unrelated to the date when The Times received it and posted it.â
Baldoniâs lawyer Bryan Freedman did not immediately respond to Rolling Stoneâs request for comment.
The amended lawsuit also raises new allegations about Livelyâs husband Reynolds and his portrayal of Nicepool in Deadpool & Wolverine, accusing the actor of âmocking and bullyingâ him via the character.
âReynolds portrayed Nicepool as a vicious caricature of a âwokeâ feminist before concluding the characterâs arc with his violent shooting death at the hands of âLadypool,â a character voiced by Blake Lively,â the suit alleges, adding that Nicepool was âintended to be a transparent and mocking portrayal of Reynoldsâ warped perception of Baldoni.â
Reps for Lively and Reynolds did not immediately respond to Rolling Stoneâs requests for comment.
The amended complaint, which seeks at least $400,000,000 in compensatory damages, comes two days before the first hearing on the federal lawsuits. The trial over Blake Livelyâs lawsuit against Baldoni and his production company, Wayfarer Studios, has been scheduled to commence on March 9.
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