Brett Cooper

All right, now back to the timeline, back to the hostile takeover, the regime change.

This is the real regime change we should be talking about right now.

Court filings, the most recent ones from this week, from Badoni's legal team, confirm what we all suspected.

What I said a year ago, that Blake was not just acting in this movie.

She was not just a white knight trying to save the other women from this awful director.

She was allegedly actively trying to take it over.

And the story was different every single time she told it.

For example, take this email that she sent to a playwright friend in July of 2024, before the movie came out.

This friend is asking for advice, notes on a script that she had sent Blake, and she responds with the excuse, I was filming one movie, and then when the studio took the film from the director of the movie I was in post on and asked me to take it over, so I have been re-editing the entire film.

I brought on my own composer, the whole team had to redo everything.

I just finished the final sound mix in LA yesterday, flying back now to do final color time this week, and then I'm out from under this.

This movie comes out in a month.

It's diving into the press.

She's saying she's hoping that she can come up for air after all of that.

Well, that's not the story.

That Sony has told.

It seems more like, you know, the words I would use are bullied and strong-armed and that maybe Sony just didn't care.

They just wanted it all to end with us buying tickets to the movie and shutting up so that they did not have to deal with this like high school drama that they felt was going on on this set.

Anyway, to further back this up, less than 10 days after the premiere, she and Colleen Hoover, who was the writer of the book series, were joking over text about doing the adaptation for one of the other books.

That Baldoni and his production company had the option and have the rights for.