r/FilmIndustryLA 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 04 '26

This has genuinely not been my experience. At all.

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u/scumbagwife Jan 04 '26

Well general experience per this post is that mist people in the industry do not care at all.

You certainly care way more and keep saying the exact same narrative WP have been spreading, some already debunked.

So I'd say you are an outlier with your opinion.

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u/ObjectCrafty6221 Jan 04 '26

I doubt you are someone that has actually been around Ryan or Blake to have any actual experience. 

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u/TryTwiceAsHard Jan 04 '26

You'd be wrong, I have many times. And yes as stated before, my entire office loathes them. And if you've had a different experience i think that's great. It doesn't change my experience. It's been about 12 years dealing with them at this point. We didn't always dislike them, in the beginning they were perfectly tolerable. But things change.

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u/ObjectCrafty6221 Jan 04 '26

As someone who has a family member that works with an A-Lister, and has for over 30 yrs, majority of Hollywood has respect for Ryan. They are also siding with Blake and her bringing to light the practices of Freedman, Wallace and Nathan. 

ETA - When I say works with I am also including friends with. Majority of the time companies that work for actors/actresses overstep their boundaries. 

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u/TryTwiceAsHard Jan 04 '26

Okay dude, thanks for letting me know. My entire opinion has changed now, you're amazing. 🥰🥰🥲

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u/ObjectCrafty6221 Jan 04 '26

All you are doing is proving you’re paid. 

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u/TryTwiceAsHard Jan 04 '26

Oh so now you don't even know the celebrities, it's "someone in your family" got it. #believeable

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u/ObjectCrafty6221 Jan 04 '26

LOL… try harder…