Blake Lively blasts Justin Baldoni's take on “Break Up With Us.”

Blake Lively He criticized his co-star in the “Finish with us” series Justin Baldoni after releasing 10 minutes long raw footage of a crucial scene from their film.

The actor's legal team released the clip to refute Lively's sexual assault allegations in her lawsuit.

However, according to a new report, Blake Lively is happy that Justin Baldoni released the video because she believes it proves she was sexually assaulted and shows how upset she was during the scene.

On Tuesday, Baldoni released footage from the set of the movie with Lively that showed the interaction between the actors, which her legal team claims is against Lively's Dec. 20 sexual assault allegations against her co-star and director.

But in a lengthy statement, Lively's lawyers welcomed the release of the video, insisting it proved the claims made in the actress' lawsuit.

They said TMZ: “Justin Baldoni and his attorney may hope that this latest stunt will preempt damaging evidence against him, but the video itself is damning. Every frame of the released footage confirms everything Ms. Livey describes in paragraph 48 of her complaint.”

“The video shows Mr. Baldoni repeatedly leaning toward Ms. Lively and trying to kiss her, kissing her on the forehead, rubbing his face and mouth against her neck, rubbing her lip with his thumb, caressing her, telling her how good she smells. and speaks to her out of character,” the attorneys continued. Blake Lively's attorneys claim the video. Resonates with Women Harassed by Their Bosses in the Workplace

In their testimony, they further claimed that the scene was “fixed” by Baldoni and that his actions made Lively feel uncomfortable because there was no prior discussion.

They also noted that while Lively and Baldoni co-starred, the actor also acted as the director and his “employer,” suggesting a power imbalance.

Lively's lawyers said: “Every moment of it was improvised by Mr. Baldoni, without any prior discussion or consent, and without the involvement of any intimacy coordinator. Mr. Baldoni was not only Ms. Lively's co-star, but also the director, the head of the studio. and Mrs. Livey's boss.”

According to the lawyers, the actress who walked away from Baldoni on the stage was not acting because she felt “discomfort”.

“The video shows Ms. Lively leaning over and repeatedly asking the characters to just talk,” the attorneys continued. “Any woman who has been touched inappropriately in the workplace will understand Ms. Lively's concerns. They will understand her efforts to prevent unwanted touching. No woman should have to take protective measures against being touched by an employer. Consent.”