The Flash (2023)

[kidfresh512]

Oh so he was having issues on set as well as the public stuff we have heard. Yeah he's going to have to get help before he gets locked up or worse.

[JBatmanFan05]

It's hard not to wonder about WB's vetting process with Ezra. How did he make it this far without the red flags being discovered and acted upon?

[MajorHoy]

Could they maybe replace Ezra Miller with somebody like Shia LaBeouf?

[Frontier]

This is pretty surreal for a star of a major Superhero movie and possibly franchise whose movie hasn't even come out yet.

[Styles]

If they get rid of him; good riddance. WB should’ve dropped him when he assaulted that woman a couple of years ago.

[Digifiend]

Damn, where does that leave DC now? Cancelling The Flash movie would be very expensive as it's already in post-production.

He still looks nothing like him and looks too young to play him. I haven't watched the show in awhile so I'll take your word as far as the comic portrayal accuracy is concerned.

His age is justified in story. Thawne's time travel caused him to get his powers six years early, in 2014 instead of 2020. His age now probably does match the comics Barry when he first got his powers.

It actually depends which side of the pond you're on.

Creating a distinction between male and female descriptors is an older, sexist usage and style guides suggest erasing such distinctions; in the US blond is the suggested form to use regardless of sex in professional writing while in the UK it's blonde for both sexes.

Yeah, have you noticed how female actors are often not called actresses any more, but just actors the same as their male counterparts? And terms like fireman and policeman were replaced by firefighter and police officer years ago. Gender neutral terminology is the 21st century way.

[Jim Kelly]

I use blond for male and blonde for female, because I'm Canadian and I like to use my French as much as possible.

Given the whole point of "Flashpoint," changing the Barry character to another actor wouldn't be that hard storywise. It would cost a lot of money--probably more than removing a moustache--but in for a penny, in for a pound.

There are many movies that studios should have just junked, yet they continued to throw money at them and eventually release them in a doctored form, for legal and financial reasons.

[Gaastra]

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Ezra Miller Arrest Prompts Emergency Warner Bros. Meeting About Star’s Future

Why does ezra look like a girl in that picture?

[Captain Smith]

He's bi. So what. However, acting nutty is relevant. Spiderman survived changes. Lots of Batmen around. Kill him off and find another from multiverse.

[Mark Trail]

So, is he really having "mental health struggles," or is he just a ginormous a-hole?

[Gaastra]

He's bi. So what.

Ok. Got it.

[WebLurker]

Damn, where does that leave DC now? Cancelling The Flash movie would be very expensive as it's already in post-production.

I could see a fair case in releasing the movie but recasting Miller in any followup movies or other Flash appearances; Miller was just one person who worked on the movie and just pulping it would probably affect innocent people involved in the project. That said, I'm having a hard time justifying keeping Miller in the DCEU. That said, I don't think they need to provide an in-universe explanation as to why the actor changed; it sometimes happens and audiences are smart enough to understand.

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Why does ezra look like a girl in that picture?

They’re non-binary.

[Username taken]

But I’m not surprised WB is pausing Miller’s projects.

Criminal behavior by a lead actor isn’t something that WB Will want to deal with going forward. Especially as Miller seems to be getting worse with his dangerous behavior.

[MajorHoy]

I could see a fair case in releasing the movie but recasting Miller in any followup movies or other Flash appearances; Miller was just one person who worked on the movie and just pulping it would probably affect innocent people involved in the project. That said, I'm having a hard time justifying keeping Miller in the DCEU. That said, I don't think they need to provide an in-universe explanation as to why the actor changed; it sometimes happens and audiences are smart enough to understand.

But considering he was the lead character who the movie is named for, . . .