Brett Cooper

Blake, seemingly,

I don't know why, wanted this production for herself.

And again, this was clear last year.

This is what I said in that episode, but now we know how preemptive it was.

So just take a look at these texts from April of 2023, a month before shooting started.

Hey, when you get here, she's talking to Taylor, when you get here, if this doofus director of my movie is still here, I'll be ushering him out, but hopefully he's still here, can you do me a huge favor?

I need help with him.

Can you tell him you're excited for the movie, that you read the book, and that you're freaking out over the pages that I sent you?

What a magnetic scene that is, or whatever descriptives you're comfortable with.

I'll send you the scene.

You don't have to read it, of course.

He's a clown and thinks he's a writer now and got this rewrite and told me he appreciates my passion.

That's

So the scene that she wants Taylor to read and celebrate and applaud is the scene that Blake Lively rewrote.

She's already trying to get involved before the cameras even started rolling.

So having the greatest living storyteller gassing up Taylor Swift, unknowingly echo to him how much you love what we're doing, giving him credit as if he wrote them with me, will go such a long way.

And then interestingly, she says, you dug a movie out of a grave already once for me.

I wanna know what movie that was.

She then sends the script.

And then Taylor responds and says, I'll do anything for you.