E ver since its release in 2024, the book to movie adaptation It Ends With Us has been making headlines due to accusations lobbed by Blake Lively, actor/director Justin Baldoni, a

Justin Baldoni's team released 10 minutes of outtakes from 'It Ends With Us' as they seek to refute Blake Lively's sexual harassment claims.

Baldoni, who had previously hinted at more legal action, filed a $400 million lawsuit against Lively, her husband Ryan Reynolds, the actress's publicist Leslie Sloan and the couple's publicity firm Vision PR. As spelled out in 179-page lawsuit, filed by Baldoni’s attorney in New York, Baldoni is suing Lively, Reynolds and Sloan for:

Much of the drama surrounding It Ends With Us lately is related to both Lively's complaint, as well as Baldoni's own lawsuit against the New York Times. But in Lively's suit (which can be read via The NY Times ), the 37 year-old actress addressed the movie's somewhat infamous marketing campaign, which she got plenty of flak for. The document reads:

Lively's legal team slams the clips as "damning" and alleges that "every frame of the released footage corroborates, to the letter, what Ms. Lively described."

Justin Baldoni's lawyer shares a raw video from the filming of "It Ends With Us," saying it disproves Blake Lively's accusations.

Justin Baldoni's team has released unedited footage they claim refutes Blake Lively's accusations of sexual harassment. The "It Ends With Us" co-stars are locked in a legal battle.

Justin Baldoni’s legal team on Tuesday released footage from the set of “It Ends With Us,” the film at the center of his ongoing legal battle with co-star Blake Lively, that they say supports his claim that he acted with “respect and professionalism” toward the former “Gossip Girl” star,