DC’s tentpole was too big to cancel The Flash as producer Barbara Muschietti denied earlier rumors that Warner Bros. considered shelving the film to avoid fallout from Ezra Miller’s misbehavior. what was
During an interview with JEE News, the producer responded to the reported movie shelved option, “No way, no, it was never real.”
Additionally, Andy Muschietti spoke about Miller’s recovery, using the pronouns he/they.
“We generally have a lot of empathy for people who need help, especially with mental health issues. That’s why they’re taking the necessary steps to deal with their recovery, and we’re here to help them.” I support them.
In other news, the DCEU is still betting on Miller in The Flash as director Andy Muschietti has confirmed that the sequel will cast the controversial actor if it ever happens.
Speaking to the Discourse podcast, the filmmaker revealed, “If [a sequel] happens, yes,” adding, “I don’t think there’s anyone who can play the character like That he did. Other portrayals of the character are great. But this particular approach to the character, he just excelled at doing it.”
“And, like you said, Du Barry — it feels like a role that was made for him,” the filmmaker added.
Last August, Miller publicly apologized for his behavior and announced he was seeking mental health treatment.
