Is the second chance offered to Ezra Miller for the film The Flash still on the table or is it really over? After Warner, the new leaders express themselves on the situation.
James Gunn and Peter Safran, the new thinking heads of the DCU, have finally unveiled their plans for the reboot of the DC Comics universe in cinema and on the small screen. A visibly very square strategy with a long list of confirmed films and series. Among all the projects, we therefore have a Superman Legacy without Henry Cavill, a Batman and Robin feature film and lots of good news for The Batman 2.
In addition to the announcements, the bosses of DC Studios returned to the case of Ezra Miller in the film The Flash.
The Flash: what future for Ezra Miller?
Warner Bros. Pictures and DC Studios want to make a table of the past, or almost, by rethinking the DCU from A to Z to have a more coherent and qualitative universe. But before the new projects, we will have to take care of those which are still not released such as The Flash. A thorn in the side of Warner because of the accusations against the main actor, Ezra Miller. Burglary, violence or even embezzlement of minors, a fairly heavy and serious case.
Despite this, the decision was made to keep Ezra Miller on condition that his attitude is radically different, and that he takes the time to seek treatment. A second chance which is still relevant according to Peter Safran and James Gunn who intend to reassess the situation for the future of Ezra Miller within the DCU.
Ezra Miller is fully dedicated to his recovery and we fully support him in this process. When the time is right, when he feels ready to have this discussion, we will all decide together on the best way forward. In our conversations over the past two months, we felt like he had made tremendous progress.
Via IndieWire.
According to James Gunn, The Flash will be “one of the best superhero movies ever made”. A film that has however been swept away with the disappearance of the cameos of Henry Cavill in Superman and Gal Gadot in Wonder Woman. As for Michael Keaton’s Batman, it would not have been completely erased but it would be just like.
