Abigail Breslin Says ‘Toxic Masculinity’ Is the Norm in Hollywood Amid Blake Lively Scandal

In a social media post, the actress also discusses how she was sued by producers on the film “Classified” after filing a “confidential” complaint about co-star Aaron Eckhart

Abigail Breslin attends the Opening Night Film "Miranda's Victim" during the 38th Annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival
Abigail Breslin attends the Opening Night Film "Miranda's Victim" during the 38th Annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival (Credit: Tibrina Hobson/Getty Images for SBIFF)

In a message posted Sunday on her Instagram and Tumblr accounts, actress Abigail Breslin alluded to the ongoing Blake Lively scandal as well as the time she was sued by the producers of a film after complaining about a co-star’s on-set behavior, declaring that “toxic masculinity” in Hollywood “is the norm.”

“When did the word woman become synonymous with scapegoat? As I see the news each day, I realize this is the world we seem to live in. In light of recent events regarding the attempt to destroy the career and livelihood of a fellow actress and woman, I have felt compelled to write this, as I have unfortunately been subject to the same toxic masculinity throughout my life,” Breslin wrote.

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