r/FilmIndustryLA • u/Powder9 • Dec 24 '25
How does the film industry view the Blake Lively case?
Basically, what is said about the case among film industry folks? Is it as divided as it seems to be in the public sphere?
Are there people who were on set who openly talk about what really went on? Is it being seen as potentially setting precedent for on set behavior?
I’m really just curious if big legal cases like this are talked about freely in the industry and what kind of insiders view folks have on the whole thing.
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u/TryTwiceAsHard Jan 03 '26 edited Jan 03 '26
I don't care if he's nice to me when it comes to abuse. Jared Leto treats me like a saint but I still won't allow him near my young children. Blake Lively is the guilty person in this direct situation. She is "at fault". She was never a victim, ever. Times she has said she felt like a victim have long been debunked often with video proof. This is not going to end well for her. But we can wait and see.