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The deliciously dark charm of A Simple Favor lay in the twisted dynamic between its two leads, with the mystery mostly serving as a backdrop. Emily - real name Hope - was a magnetic sociopath, and Lively was pitch-perfect in the role the first time around. Kendrick brought her signature blend of charm and snark to the fangirlish, mildly obsessive Stephanie, and that dynamic continues to sparkle here.