‘Cruel’ Blake Lively allegedly made ‘A Simple Favor’ assistant director repeatedly cry

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Blake Lively is once again coming under fire for her alleged behavior.Barbara Szeman, who worked as an assistant director on Lively’s 2018 movie “A Simple Favor,” posted cryptic comments on social media that appear to accuse the 37-year-old actress of being “cruel” on set.The Instagram account @barbwiretv — which has since disappeared from the platform — posted a message to the movie’s director, Paul Feig, after it was revealed that the sequel, “Another Simple Favor,” would hit Prime Video in May.Her alleged comments came after British actor Henry Golding, who stars opposite Lively in the thriller, shared a poster of the sequel.The actor, 38, had shared a post from Feig, 62, and captioned it, “From my man crush @paulfeig, with love,” to which Szeman allegedly quickly chimed in, per Daily Mail on Friday.“I worked with you on the first one.

My experience with everyone was absolutely amazing, except for a certain someone who is the reason I quit being an AD. Guess who that person is …” she reportedly wrote in the comments section.Szeman allegedly added to Golding, “I wish you all the best with this though!”After several people responded to her statement, Szeman reportedly elaborated by writing, “Thanks for the kindness.

I want to avoid attention around this but I will say she was cruel to many.”“I know I cried my way home many nights because you try so hard to please someone who is never pleased and puts you down constantly.”“I can’t believe it’s actually getting back at her.