00:12:14And Blake Lively's attorneys were like, no way.
00:12:17Because, of course, they know that Blake Lively has lied so much
00:12:21in her deposition already that this is going to be a disaster for her.
00:12:26So now they have responded back to Jed Wallace
00:12:29and by doing that they also added a part of Blake Lively's deposition where she talks about Jed
00:12:36Wallace and she admits in this deposition that she's never met him and she doesn't even know
00:12:42what he looks like and she hadn't met him when she sued him and she hasn't met him now and they
00:12:49were like how do you know anything about this guy and what he actually did and she said that she was
00:12:55told by Stephanie Jones. She was also told by her own attorneys what they thought that he was
00:13:02up to. But that's the evidence that she had for suing this guy. Stephanie Jones told her his
00:13:10methods. As you know, there is another lawsuit going on parallel to this one, where Stephanie
00:13:17Jones is suing Jennifer Abel, her ex-employee, and the Wayfair parties. And now that we know
00:13:24that Blake Lively was talking directly to Stephanie Jones here. I am super interested
00:13:31to see their communication because as you know this includes that bans and lawsuit that I've
00:13:39talked about a lot here on my channel where Blake and Ryan filed a sham lawsuit to get hold of this
00:13:45phone so they could leak it to the New York Times so they could bury all these people. Blake also
00:13:50admits in her deposition that she's not she never sued him for sh he was just a part of this bigger
00:14:00lawsuit he was not part of her crd complaint in california she just added him to the group when
00:14:06she filed her actual lawsuit in new york so my big question here is how can you use this me too law
00:14:14against someone that you're not even accused of sh i don't get it but anyways the law is a mystery
00:14:21to me but i wanted to look more into stephanie jones again and of course her instagram is private
00:14:27and then i looked at her company to see how they're doing jones works and guess what her
00:14:34company blocked me but they didn't block my executive producer back here so he's been doing
00:14:40the research so he went into their account and they're still they're still there and apparently
00:14:46they're still working some people want to work with these kind of people which to me is astonishing
00:14:51but anyways let's see what happens after more discoveries coming out which is happening very
00:14:57soon in that other case let's see also if Jed Wallace gets his deposition with Blake Lively
00:15:05Anyways, let's get into this story from the guy who used to work with Ryan Reynolds.
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00:16:44before i talk about any of this that this is all alleged and it's coming from one person who
00:16:52contacted me and said that this is my story. He wants to be anonymous for obvious reasons
00:17:00when you hear what I'm about to tell you. This person worked on the Deadpool movie, the first
00:17:06movie. He did not work on the second movie. He was on another show when this incident happened
00:17:14and we're talking about the incident where a stunt woman lost her life in an accident that
00:17:21occurred on the set this guy told me that I worked in the film industry in Vancouver for 15 years
00:17:28below the line mostly day calling I worked on the first Deadpool movie and still have a call sheet
00:17:33from the film the working title of the film was Wham he sent me a screenshot of the call sheet so
00:17:41I know that that exists and I know that the working title was Wham because it says so on the call
00:17:48And he also says here, I'm highly educated. I have a BA in mass communications and media studies. I also graduated from film school. And he says, I've desired to be a writer director since I was a child and worked very hard to achieve this goal.
00:18:02Vancouver has a serious long-standing problem he says with maintaining safe film sets and safety
00:18:10protocols are often ignored. I've seen lots of people get injured because the production manager
00:18:16decided to cut corners and place people in dangerous situations so that they could cut
00:18:21costs and pad their completion bonus. These incidents always weighed heavily on me because
00:18:27I signed up to make movies. I did not sign up to watch my co-workers being injured or unalived on
00:18:34the set. I also did not sign up to watch the Canadian film unions do everything in their power
00:18:39to cover up and minimize these incidents. And he says here, for legal reasons, all of what is
00:18:48written below is allegedly, allegedly, allegedly opinion statements. The fatal accident involving
00:18:56a stunt woman on Deadpool 2 was Ryan Reynolds' fault, he's saying here, allegedly. The stunt
00:19:05team begged him to allow them to replace her with a more experienced person, but he overruled them.
00:19:13The stunt team on my show, he's saying here he was working on another show, he wasn't working
00:19:17on Deadpool 2, he only worked on Deadpool 1, was reacting to the incident and freaking out.
00:19:23how the f are we supposed to do our jobs if we make a recommendation to production
00:19:28and they overrule us they said this incident with the stunt woman was reported on here's an article
00:19:37in deadline where they said that the production had been fined three hundred thousand dollars for
00:19:43safety violation i mean that's not a lot of money and it says here that the producers of
00:19:49Deadpool 2 have been slapped with a $289,562 penalty for failing to provide a safe workplace
00:19:56for stuntwoman Joy Harris. Harris, who was performing her first movie stunt, was
00:20:01unalived when she was ejected from the motorcycle and crashed through the plate glass window
00:20:07of a nearby building. The investigation into this found that there was failure to ensure
00:20:14the health and safety of all workers by failing to identify the hazards. Failure to ensure that
00:20:19the stunt performer complied with the regulations by wearing safety headgear while operating the
00:20:24motorcycle. She wasn't wearing a helmet. Failure to ensure the health and safety of the stunt
00:20:29performer by failing to provide adequate supervision with respect to this work activity,
00:20:36instructing the stunt performer not to wear safety headgear while operating the motorcycle.
00:20:41so they instructed her not to wear a helmet so this guy is saying when this happened to harris
00:20:49ryan immediately threw the stunt team under the bus and said it was their fault allegedly
00:20:55this is allegedly and this is a very serious claim ryan and sean levy sat in the back of
00:21:02the ambulance on set for four hours while they got their story straight i can't confirm if this
00:21:09is true or not. So again, allegedly. When I found out about this, says this guy, I completely lost
00:21:17my shit. It was the final straw for me. I ended up getting into a huge argument with an AD over1.00
00:21:24the incident and this AD immediately ran to the Directors Guild of Canada and ratted me out. The
00:21:31DGC told Ryan. Instead of defending people who were angry about the lack of set safety, they ran
00:21:38to the perpetrator and said, hey, this guy is speaking up about you. I ended up filing a WorkSafe
00:21:43BC complaint about other incidents that I had witnessed, since I did not actually witness the
00:21:49Deadpool 2 incident. I was just so fed up with seeing needless injuries with the unions doing
00:21:55nothing to stop it. I knew that this would end my career in Vancouver, so I left and moved to
00:22:00Toronto. I started working in Toronto, but as soon as my start pack, hiring paperwork, was processed,
00:22:06I would get called into the production manager's office and he fired me.
00:22:11My social insurance number had been flagged by the payroll companies.
00:26:23Ryan, of course, is trying everything in his power to keep that from the public.
00:26:29Anyways, this guy also says here that he has admiration for Jake Gyllenhaal, who has the guts to stand up against Ryan Reynolds.
00:26:39He said, aside from his acting ability, the reason why I admire Jake Gyllenhaal so much is because the man is completely incapable of hiding his contempt for Ryan Reynolds.
00:26:50He's a very good actor, but acting like he doesn't hate Ryan is simply beyond his abilities.
00:26:54he just can't we've all seen the spider-man promo that jake did with tom holland where he told tom
00:27:01you don't have to be scared of ryan reynolds and they immediately and then immediately spike the
00:27:06camera lens yeah do you have any tips on how that tom should deal with ryan reynolds i don't know
00:27:12who is ryan reynolds who's right he's um he was in deadpool did you see deadpool no it's like
00:27:19he's the other guy who has a mask like yours but isn't as cool as your mask right
00:27:24they're both i'm just going along with the joke but
00:27:29they're both he's just scared it's fine it's no big deal you don't have to be scared of brian
00:27:34reynolds yeah and he says about that clip it was almost like jake was saying f you ryan tom's under
00:27:42my protection i know a lot about actors behind the scenes and jake has a fairly decent reputation
00:27:47He may be an asshole from time to time, we all are, but he's not a bully.0.62
00:27:52Remember this clip from Jake Gyllenhaal as well, by the way?0.99
00:27:55I know you have an ongoing feud with Ryan.