Have you ever outed your husband as a scab on a red carpet ontd?

[just444]

"It Ends With Us" star Blake Lively said in an interview that Ryan Reynolds wrote a key scene in the final cut of the film. The movie began production on May 5, 2023 - three days after the start of last summer's WGA strike.

Reynolds, who received a screenwriter credit on… pic.twitter.com/uFL6Heubaf
- Variety (@Variety) August 27, 2024

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[dontbeyrihdic]

I would bet $10 Reynolds SCAB'd both IEWU & Deadpool 3

[wwgrogudo]

Scabby McScabberson.

There should be sliding-scale fines for that. Or kick him out of the union.

[callonme_84]

Unfortunately, I don’t think the general public will care/ keep that in their working memory.

I will , most of ontd probably will, and others in different movie departments and the union and such will tho😈

[disasterboss]

So glad this got picked back up, cuz this is the part where I wanna see what the fallout is of him being a likely scab. While I know very little about filmmaking, it feels like that kind of rewrite would have happened later in production if they felt it wasn’t delivering well and they wanted to make adjustments. Idk, but how would they know that only that scene in particular needed Ryan’s magic pen back in April before production started? Not buying it. Especially knowing the fight over the dual cuts of the film happened during production right? Feels like he would have been brought in by Blake after there was some kind of breakdown in communication.

[thebadunkadunk]

HE definitely scabbed!

I was kind of interested in one of her hair masks but the reviews on Target are not very good, I'm better off sticking to my ridiculously expensive Ouidad one.

[primimproper]

I've heard they're stinky AF, so I am curious to smell it. My nothing-special hair looks better conditioned than hers most of the time so... not putting it on my head.

[thebadunkadunk]

One of the reviews said that there's no safety seal on them so you can prob just open it in the store for a little sniff

I don't think her hair looks good most of the time either but I love wasting money on new products hoping they're "the one!"

[primimproper]

I read something where Blake said her "benchmark" was essentially duping Keratase but half the price, which I liked for a few seconds, until I realized I also don't care about wasting money so why not just try more Keratase products?

Keratase's Elixir Ultime is a holy grail for resoftening fried crispy hair.