Blake Lively’s Salary For Starring In ‘It Ends With Us’ Revealed

Details have emerged revealing how much Blake Lively She took home the Best Actress award for her role in It Ends With Us, amid her ongoing legal battle with her co-star Justin Baldoni.

According to reports, the actress earned $1.75 million, with the potential for additional earnings tied to the film’s performance.

Meanwhile, the feud between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni continues to heat up ahead of his trial date next year. Discovery in the case concluded on October 10, while the next hearing is scheduled for October 21.

the daily mail‘s Alison Boshoff has revealed that actress Blake Lively was paid a huge sum for starring in It Ends With Us, the film currently at the center of the lawsuit she filed with star Justin Baldoni.

The amount is said to be $1.75 million for six weeks of filming, which represents fixed compensation.

Part of the contract also stipulates that the actress will receive a bonus of $200,000 if she wins an Oscar for her role as florist Lily Bloom, and $100,000 if she receives a nomination. However, since she was neither nominated nor won, this requirement was never triggered.

Additionally, Blake and her company were set to receive a $250,000 bonus if the film grossed more than three times its production budget at the box office after its August release.

This condition was likely triggered, as the film went on to gross more than three times its budget despite mixed reviews.

The revelation of Lively’s alleged salary was preceded by reports about Baldonis’ former agent, Danny Greenberg, hitting on Lively amid the ongoing feud.

The documents he obtained People magazine He revealed that the agent likened Lively’s behavior while filming the film to “blackmail,” according to a transcript of the filing.

The statement was made in emails in which Greenberg helped Baldoni draft a draft to distributor Sony, in which he also alleged Lively’s “efforts to control the film.”

Greenberg indicated, perhaps during the deposition, that he was not suggesting that Lively’s alleged actions amounted to literal criminal extortion.

“My use of the word blackmail was only referring to the cumulative behavior of both the studio and… [production company Wayfarer Studios] “Justin had to manage it,” the WME agent said.

The filing also revealed that Greenberg believes Lively made threats in connection with the screening of the film, as the “first issue” was cited in conversations with Sony production executive Ange Giannetti.

In recent months, the discovery of this case has been ongoing, bringing its fair share of twists and drama.

One of the main points of contention was whether Baldoni’s team would impeach Taylor Swift, whose name was dropped in the lawsuit.

Last month, Baldoni’s team filed documents claiming that the pop star had agreed to sit for testimony, a claim that was quickly disputed by Lively’s legal team.

“At any time during the past six months, [Baldoni’s team] He could have observed the deposition, served a subpoena, and negotiated an acceptable time and place for that deposition. But they did not do so,” said a document from the actress’s lawyer.

It also reads: “Now that the dates and locations for all third party witnesses and third parties have been negotiated and agreed upon [they have] “Come to this court and ask for the right to take this deposition – and this deposition alone – more than three weeks after the close of fact-finding and ten days after the scheduled exchange of expert reports.”