Brett Cooper

And then she says she had other criticisms.

And then they go, okay, well, what were they?

And she says it was too loose on the set.

What else?

He was too sensitive.

Too sensitive?

Yes.

Anything else?

I'm sure, but I can't recall the specificity of that.

So he was too loose, that could be, you know, that's vague, that could mean a lot of different things, but he was unprepared, indecisive, inexperienced, too sensitive, but not a predator, not a pervert.

They said that that and anything else that was brought up that they can't really remember, that that was not enough for them to step in.

that none of it was enough for them to call in HR.

To recap and sum this up, what it means is that Sony knew that things were happening on the set, that things were being stirred up, they heard complaints, but they didn't think that they were serious.

And then they also turned on Blake later on when her antics, when her immaturity ruined the rollout of the film.

And I say immaturity because they pointed directly to her not showing up and just doing the damn thing.

holding up her end of the bargain, being a relatively good person, being an actress, and showing up and smiling and doing what she was contractually obligated to do.

Instead, she weaseled her right in, poisoned the water, whatever it may be.

They are directly calling that out.

And you know, maybe Sony thought that they could trust her and Ryan, so they kind of gave her free reign.

Who knows, but it is obvious that by the end of this production, they were not happy.