Overview
- Thomas Canestraro said the atmosphere on the New Jersey set felt “tense” and he noticed Blake Lively appeared more “closed off” than during their earlier work together.
- Originally booked for five days, Canestraro’s role was extended to two weeks as filming slowed amid delays linked to the 2023 writers strike.
- Canestraro described Ryan Reynolds’s visit as a supportive gesture that reflected concern for Lively during challenging shoots.
- Despite the on-set strain, the stunt performer called Justin Baldoni “extremely friendly” throughout their time working together.
- The account adds fresh detail to the ongoing lawsuits between Lively and Baldoni, with both actors set to face off in court in March 2026.