Baldoni refutes Lively's harassment claims

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Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni at odds over It Ends With Us outtakes

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Justin Baldoni has released out-takes from a romantic scene in his film It Ends With Us .

The two stars played a couple in the hit film, which came out last year .

Lively, 37 , sued Baldoni , 40 , in December , accusing him of engaging in "inappropriate and unwelcome behaviour" and a smear campaign to "destroy" her reputation.

He countersued last week , claiming she had made a "duplicitous attempt to destroy" him.

He and his wife Emily like to stare at each other, joking that "you would find it terrifying" He asks the camera operator to film their lips "super close", to which she agrees.

He says there's "no issue with talking most of the time" because viewers will "never know [what's being said] in slow motion" They continue dancing affectionately, laughing and discussing the scene.

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