Ryan Reynolds Says Blake Lively Doesn't Get Writing Credit Due To 'Inherent Sexism'
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Perhaps now the "Gossip Girl" star will get her due.
Ryan Reynolds spoke out on behalf of his wife and close collaborator, Blake Lively, in the hopes that she finally gets the credit she deserves. Reynolds, who has been married to the “Gossip Girl” star for nearly 10 years, revealed that his wife has written some of his best lines, though she’s never gotten real recognition due to Hollywood’s “inherent sexism.” “I write on a lot of my movies. It’s been a survival mechanism for me for a long time. Sometimes I’m credited, sometimes I’m not,” Reynolds said Thursday during an interview with SiriusXM’s Jess Cagle.
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