Jana Kramer expressed her opinion about the film «It Ends With Us» starring Blake Lively
28 august 2024 в 07:28
Jana Kramer did not hold back her feelings about the movie «It Ends With Us» starring Blake Lively during a new episode of the «Whine Down» podcast. In response to Blake’s comment, 37, on the red carpet, Jana, 40, shared her vision of the consequences of domestic violence.
«To say that it doesn’t define you, it defines you», - Kramer said on the podcast, which aired over the weekend. «It made me who I am. And while people may say it doesn’t define you, it does. People find it hard to talk about domestic violence when they themselves have not experienced the hands of domestic violence in real life».
Although she did not specify who she was referring to, the «One Tree Hill» alum clearly referenced Blake’s comment to the BBC at the premiere of her film.
«This film touches on domestic violence, but what’s important is that [my character Lily] is not defined by what someone else did to her or an event that happened to her, even if it’s multiple events», - the former «Gossip Girl» actress told the agency earlier this month. «She defines herself, and I think that’s deeply empowering. No one else can define you. No experience can define you. You define yourself».
Blake also noted that the actors and crew of «It Ends With Us» «told a story that is emotional and funny, but also funny, painful, scary, tragic, and inspiring».
The film is based on Colleen Hoover’s book of the same name and was released on August 9. The story follows Blake’s character Lily, who is in an abusive relationship with her husband Ryle (Justin Baldoni). When she reunites with her high school ex-boyfriend, Atlas (Brandon Sklenar), cracks in Lily and Ryle’s marriage deepen, and she has to make a choice.
After the premiere, reports of tension between Blake and Justin, who also directed the film, surfaced. However, neither of them has publicly commented on these speculations.
During a new episode of Jana’s podcast, she seemed to address the rumors of tension between the co-stars of «It Ends With Us».
«I would like messages to go through PR, not talk about disagreements and everything else», - Jana said, adding, «The movie is about domestic violence».
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1−800−799−7233 for confidential support
«To say that it doesn’t define you, it defines you», - Kramer said on the podcast, which aired over the weekend. «It made me who I am. And while people may say it doesn’t define you, it does. People find it hard to talk about domestic violence when they themselves have not experienced the hands of domestic violence in real life».
Although she did not specify who she was referring to, the «One Tree Hill» alum clearly referenced Blake’s comment to the BBC at the premiere of her film.
«This film touches on domestic violence, but what’s important is that [my character Lily] is not defined by what someone else did to her or an event that happened to her, even if it’s multiple events», - the former «Gossip Girl» actress told the agency earlier this month. «She defines herself, and I think that’s deeply empowering. No one else can define you. No experience can define you. You define yourself».
Blake also noted that the actors and crew of «It Ends With Us» «told a story that is emotional and funny, but also funny, painful, scary, tragic, and inspiring».
The film is based on Colleen Hoover’s book of the same name and was released on August 9. The story follows Blake’s character Lily, who is in an abusive relationship with her husband Ryle (Justin Baldoni). When she reunites with her high school ex-boyfriend, Atlas (Brandon Sklenar), cracks in Lily and Ryle’s marriage deepen, and she has to make a choice.
After the premiere, reports of tension between Blake and Justin, who also directed the film, surfaced. However, neither of them has publicly commented on these speculations.
During a new episode of Jana’s podcast, she seemed to address the rumors of tension between the co-stars of «It Ends With Us».
«I would like messages to go through PR, not talk about disagreements and everything else», - Jana said, adding, «The movie is about domestic violence».
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1−800−799−7233 for confidential support
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