Ezra Miller seems to be on the slippery slope. The 29-year-old actor, who is best known for his role as The Flash, is back in hot water again after reportedly growing enraged and harming a 26-year-old lady in an incident in Hawaii less than four weeks after being arrested for disorderly conduct and harassment.
Amidst the troubles surrounding Miller, Warner Bros. has stayed reticent, and despite previous reports claiming that the studio organized an “emergency meeting” to address the matter, WB has since denied the reports. Now, it seems that they have no intentions to intervene in the matter and will instead just let the dispute cool off on its own.
WB is reported to be still unfazed by Miller’s recent incarceration. Here’s what they had to say: “Warner Bros.’ brass haven’t been sweating the Miller headlines: he’s not committed to appear in any more Fantastic Beasts movies, and The Flash doesn’t come out in theaters until next summer, on June 23, 2023. The pic is currently in post at the time, there are no plans to reschedule the film or move it to HBO Max.”
WB’s obvious reluctance to intervene in Ezra’s issues is perplexing, and it doesn’t seem like they intend to kick him out of the DCEU, despite cries for him to be removed. Meanwhile, Miller’s latest troubles demonstrate that the actor needs assistance in resolving personal concerns, and I really hope he straightens up his act before it becomes destructive to his career.
The Flash is slated to arrive on June 23, 2023.
