Blake Lively looks radiant in a £30,000 floral frock and scarlet feather shawl after making her FIFTH outfit change of the day for the UK premiere of It Ends With Us

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Leicester Square was transformed into a landmark fit for a Hollywood queen on Thursday evening as Blake Lively celebrated the release of new film It Ends With Us in central London.   The American actress has taken on a whirlwind promotional missive on behalf of the movie, a romantic-drama based on the 2016 novel by Colleen Hoover.   And with London her latest pitstop, Lively, 36, pulled out all the stops ahead of the film's UK premiere at Odeon Luxe after a day of back-to-back interviews - and an ever-revolving wardrobe of couture outfits.

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00:00You know as an actor it is our job to to reflect and and to translate really

00:05really important meanings and stories to people and so it was it was a huge

00:10responsibility but at the same time it was a major privilege to be able to to

00:14play a character that has such versatility and has such complexity and

00:17is carrying a lot you know it's it's really exciting to play a role that's so

00:21multi-faceted as an actor so that's good you know it's it a movie and a novel are

00:26very different things but I'm actually just excited to hear what people think

00:29like genuinely in all honesty like I I've been on the other side too of

00:33watching some of my favorite books like become series and things and so I'm

00:38excited to see what people think criticism or not I think it'll be good

00:41to read it yeah yeah we only spoke twice before I started filming actually we had

00:47a very brief conversations but it was very kindred very quickly like we both

00:51were like okay you have this idea I have this idea great and it was it was kind

00:55of like an immediate chemistry between us that we knew we could carry this kind

00:59of role seamlessly so see what people think yeah you think well I I feel like

01:04this is a film that's important to be made because just as an actor I am NOT

01:08often given the opportunity to tell the story of a woman that really experiences

01:14the entire spectrum of the female experience or any human experience you

01:21know I was telling them that like when you experience pain or trauma or

01:24darkness or sadness that's your character or if you're light and levity

01:28and love and joy and hope then that's your character you don't often see a

01:31woman that gets to be so mostly multifaceted because you don't often see

01:34messy women in film and so to be able to be a woman who's contradicting herself

01:39but yet it makes complete sense and seeing the messiness of the human

01:44experience I think is is a beautiful thing to see because it makes people

01:47feel seen and not alone and I know that's how I felt when I when I read

01:50Lily

01:58yes

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02:58you

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