In a case full of accusations and counter-accusations, one of the most shocking accusations was Blake Livelythat's what they claim Justin Baldoni he sexually harassed her on the set of "It Ends with Us."

According to Lively's civil rights lawsuit, Baldoni allegedly trailed his lips down her neck during a romantic dance scene, telling her, "It smells so good." The 37-year-old stated that no one heard the comment because the scene was quiet and the microphones were turned off.

However, a new, unedited clip has surfaced, with audio that contradicts Blake Lively's claims and paints a very different picture of the "It's Over" interaction.

Raw footage, submitted Daily Mail Baldoni's production company Wayfarer and his lawyer Bryan Freedman, shoots multiple shots of the dance scene. The video not only includes audio, but also shows the candid, friendly dynamic between Baldoni and Lively during the shoot.

The conversation in question runs for about seven minutes and offers context that challenges Lively's claims.

In the video, Baldoni asks: "Am I making you happy?" to which Lively jokingly replies, "I'll probably spray tan you."

Baldoni replies, "It smells good," prompting laughter from both actors. Lively clarifies that the scent is from body makeup, maintaining a carefree tone.

While the montage shows Baldoni hugging Lively's neck as part of the script, their conversation revolves around professional details like lighting, choreography and light banter about their spouses.

The video shows Lively and Baldoni joking about various topics, including the size of Baldoni's nose and how they spend time with their significant others.

In one exchange, Baldoni mentions that he and his wife, Emily, enjoy the silence staring at each other, to which Lively quips, “I think you'd find that terrifying. They also discuss whether it's more romantic to talk or kiss during a scene, with Lively pushing for a dialogue about physical affection.

Ironically, during one conversation, Lively notes, "They'll never know what we're really talking about," referring to their off-script discussions during filming.

As the extras erupt in applause, Baldoni yells "snarl!" and informs Lively that they have recorded enough material for a 17-minute reel. In the final shot, which highlights their feet, Baldoni is heard saying to Lively, "I'm going to let you direct this one," to which she humorously insists that her heels remain in the frame "for the sake of shine."

This newly released footage comes just days after Baldoni filed a lawsuit and just weeks after allegations surfaced that Lively served legal papers on him and his team as they evacuated during Fires in Los Angeles.

Baldoni's lawsuit alleges that Lively delayed reading the novel that inspired the film until after it went into production and accuses her of launching a calculated negative publicity campaign with the help of her publicist Leslie Sloane and The New York Times.

One particularly striking allegation in the lawsuit describes how Lively allegedly tried to intimidate Baldoni by referring to her husband, Ryan Reynoldsand a close friend Taylor Swift. According to the report, Lively compared herself to Game of Thrones character Khaleesi, stating, "I have a lot of dragons."

The actress and her team are also accused exchanging text messages between Baldoni's publicists to make them appear incriminating, suggesting that they organized a smear campaign against her. This reportedly led to both publicists facing significant social media backlash after the manipulated messages were made public.

The release of the footage is the latest chapter in a bitter legal battle.

In response, Baldoni filed lawsuits against both The Times for defamation and Lively, along with her husband Ryan Reynolds, for $400 million, accusing them of using their celebrity influence to undermine his career.

Bryan Freedman, Baldoni's attorney, emphasized his client's transparency, saying, "Justin has nothing to hide." The footage, Freedman claims, discredits Lively's claims and shows a professional relationship between the actors.

The "It's Over" controversy has garnered significant attention, with fans and legal experts closely analyzing the developing case. Although Lively insists the footage lacks sound, a new video reveals otherwise, providing a full record of their interactions during filming.

As the legal dispute unfolds, both sides remain steadfast in their narratives, but the explosive footage could prove crucial in shaping public perception and the outcome of this contentious case.