Sources say scenes involving the character — which Justin Baldoni is now trying to make a flashpoint in his case against Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds — were shot late in production on 'Deadpool & Wolverine.
Justin Baldoni and his legal team are asking Marvel and Disney to "preserve evidence" relevant to anticipated claims against Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively and other parties. According to a litigation hold letter obtained by Us Weekly on Tuesday,
The book to movie adaptation It Ends With Us (which is streaming with a Netflix subscription) has been making plenty of headlines since its release, more recently thanks to legal issues revolving around its stars.
Baldoni's lawyer sent a litigation hold letter to Marvel and Disney, one week after claiming a deleted Deadpool & Wolverine scene is further evidence of Ryan Reynolds’ supposed wrath toward Baldoni.
Justin Baldoni’s lawyer sent a litigation ... on Jan. 7 to Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige and Disney CEO Bob Iger. The letter, obtained by Page Six, asks for “any and all documents ...
Interviewer Megyn Kelly and Bryan Freedman, Justin Baldoni’s lawyer ... on Tuesday that Freedman sent a letter to Disney CEO Bob Iger, Marvel president Kevin Feige and director Tim Miller ...
Justin Baldoni's legal team is demanding Disney retain ... Jan. 7 to Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige and Disney CEO Bob Iger, demanding they hold onto documents that mention Baldoni for ...
Justin Baldoni is requesting the preservation ... evidence," reads a litigation holding letter sent to Disney's Bob Iger and Marvel's Kevin Feige and viewed by Fox News Digital.
The ongoing legal drama between Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively continues ... hold letter earlier this month to Disney CEO Bob Iger and Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige demanding they preserve ...
Freedman’s legal hold letter to Disney CEO Bob Iger and Marvel Studios boss Kevin ... are pointed at Justin Baldoni.”
As Disney punts its succession decision to 2026, CEO Bob Iger continues to be a financial beneficiary. According to the company’s annual proxy filing, Iger received a pay package valued at $41.1 million in 2024, mostly in the form of stock and option awards. His salary was $1 million.