A documentary revisiting the highly publicized legal battle between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni is drawing renewed attention after its filmmaker shared what crew members from It Ends With Us told him about their experiences working on the movie.
Titled It Ends With Justice: Blake Lively vs Justin Baldoni, the independent documentary comes from filmmaker Andy Signore, creator of the YouTube channel Popcorned Planet. The project examines the controversy surrounding the 2024 film, which starred Lively and Baldoni, who also directed.
During an Oct. 27 appearance on NewsNation’s The Scoop with Paula Froelich, Signore discussed interviews he conducted with people who worked on It Ends With Us, including crew members who offered accounts that differed from some of Lively’s allegations about the production.
“None of them saw that toxic, combative thing,” Signore said of the crew members he interviewed, according to NewsNation.
Signore said the people he spoke with acknowledged differences in working styles on set but did not describe the widespread hostile environment alleged in Lively’s legal complaint.
What Did the ‘It Ends With Us’ Crew Members Say?
According to Signore, several crew members described positive experiences working with Baldoni. “Most of the crew felt very positive about Justin, very positive about Justin and kind of neutral and different toward Blake,” he told NewsNation.
The filmmaker also claimed that he had difficulty finding people willing to speak publicly in Lively’s defense. “Like I really, really tried,” Signore said. “It was hard to find people willing to go on record to defend her.”
Those statements reflect Signore’s account of his interviews and do not independently establish what occurred during filming. His documentary presents a perspective that is generally sympathetic to Baldoni.
The controversy began after Lively accused Baldoni and others associated with his production company, Wayfarer Studios, of misconduct during the making of It Ends With Us and retaliation after she raised concerns.
Baldoni denied the allegations, and the dispute escalated into a series of lawsuits and public accusations.
The legal battle ended in a settlement in May 2026, before a trial could take place. The settlement did not result in a trial verdict determining the truth of the disputed allegations.
Where Can You Watch the Blake Lively–Justin Baldoni Documentary?
It Ends With Justice is not an entirely new project. The documentary’s first three episodes were advertised for a special screening at Houston’s Midtown Arts & Theater Center on Sept. 24, followed by a live Q&A with Signore.
The filmmaker has continued discussing the project publicly, with his recent NewsNation interview bringing fresh attention to the crew members’ accounts.
According to the description of Signore’s appearance on The Scoop, viewers can find information about the documentary through Popcorned Planet’s YouTube channel and the project’s official website, It Ends With Justice.
The documentary is separate from Lively vs Baldoni: The Hollywood Feud, an earlier production examining the dispute.
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