In a recent complaint, Baldoni alleges that Reynolds and the famous singer Taylor Swift pressed him to accept a rewritten version of Lively's script for the film "It Ends With Us."

Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively have been at loggerheads after the actress filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against him after they both started filming.

Baldoni shed more light on what allegedly happened behind the scenes before he was able to bring Colleen Hoover's bestselling novel "It Ends With Us" to life on the big screen.

In a $400 million lawsuit against Lively, Reynolds and their publicist, Baldoni alleges that the "Deadpool" actor and Taylor Swift pressured him to accept one of Lively's makeovers for the film.

Baldoni recounted that when the film reached pre-production, Lively reportedly asked to "pass" on the film's rooftop scene, where her character Lily Bloom meets Baldoni's Ryle Kincaid for the first time.

According to People Magazinethe actor noted that he was "reluctant" to allow her to "rewrite this crucial scene," according to the complaint, but "agreed to look at what she put together."

Baldoni said Lively changed the script "dramatically" from the original form. After his "extremely mild resistance," she "kept quiet for a few days" and later said in an alleged text message that his reaction to her prescription "wasn't great for me" or for Reynolds and the person Baldoni describes as "another mega-celebrity friend ."

According to the news, a text message he included in the filing reveals that Swift was the "influential and wealthy" celebrity friend Baldoni was referring to.

Elsewhere in the 179-page complaint, Baldoni claims Lively was seemingly unmoved when he reached out to her to realize her A-list friends were pressuring him.

Baldoni notes that he was "invited" to Reynolds and Lively's New York penthouse, where Swift arrived and began "praising Lively's script. Baldoni understood the subtext: He had to follow Lively's script guidelines."

He claimed he later texted the "Gossip Girl" alum that he liked her changes and would feel the same way without "Ryan and Taylor" there.

However, Lively reportedly responded to his message by comparing herself to Game of Thrones character Khaleesi and saying Reynolds and Swift were her two "dragons."

Another alleged text from Lively included in the filing shows her comparing Swift and Reynolds to "dance mom-level moms."

Lively apparently had a lot to say about dragons fighting for her. The alleged texts showed her deeply comparing herself to the fictional character "GOT" and telling Baldoni how her "dragons," Swift and Reynolds, protect her.

She told Baldoni, "If you ever get around to watching 'Game of Thrones,' you'll realize that I'm Khaleesi, and like her, I have several dragons. For better and for worse, but usually for the better. Because my dragons also protect those I fight for , so we really all benefit from those beautiful monsters of mine, I can promise you.

"They are embarrassingly impressive," she added in the alleged texts, calling herself the "luckiest douchebag on the planet" to have them as her supporters and "most trusted partners."

She added: “I think they wanted you and me to see how they felt about (rewriting) because they've been there for me through too many experiences where I've been neglected.

Before filing the $400 million lawsuit, the 40-year-old actor served papers to Marvel chairman Kevin Feige, Disney CEO Bob Iger and director Tim Mille regarding his client's "anticipated claims" against Reynolds, Lively and other unnamed people.

The letter demands that studio executives retain "any and all documents relating to the development of the Nicepool character" and "communications relating to the development, writing and filming of stories and scenes featuring Nicepool".

In a Jan. 7 appearance on "The Megyn Kelly Show," Baldoni's attorney, Bryan Freedman, discussed the Nicepool character, alleging that Reynolds used it to mock his client.

"What Ryan Reynolds seemingly did was use his power and influence ... on Deadpool and make fun of Justin Baldoni," Freedman said. Daily Mail.

Baldoni's attorney, Bryan Freedman, released a statement following his $400 million lawsuit, claiming Lively would not win the court battle and would "regret" suing his client.

Freedman said: "This lawsuit is a legal action based on a tremendous amount of undisputed evidence detailing a duplicitous attempt by Blake Lively and her team to destroy Justin Baldoni, his team and their companies by spreading grossly edited, unsubstantiated, new and falsified information to the media."

The lawyer continued: "It is clear based on our complete willingness to provide all of the complete text messages, emails, videos and other documentary evidence shared by the parties in real time, that this is a battle she will not win and will certainly regret."