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As the discourse around actors’ roles in productions becomes more prominent, the implications of Lively’s statements run deep. When an actor expresses a desire for creative authority beyond what was delineated in their contract, it creates a challenge for collaborators who may feel undermined. In the discussion, a comparison is drawn to how a custodian would not assume the role of a manager—they were hired for a specific purpose. This analogy reinforces the idea that roles within filmmaking should be respected based on established agreements.