'The Flash' Producer Reveals the Film Was Never at Risk of Being Cancelled Due to Ezra Miller's Behavior
A producer on The Flash is speaking out about the movie’s release.
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Barbara Muchietti revealed that the project was never at risk of being cancelled amid Ezra Miller‘s legal troubles.
Last year, the 30-year-old actor was arrested in Hawaii after an incident at a karaoke bar. They were also accused of harassing a woman in Germany, allegedly hosted three young children and their mom in Vermont in an “unsafe environment,” and were charged with felony burglary in the state. They were also accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a young person they met at age 12.
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When asked if there were legitimate fears of the movie being shelved amid the allegations against Ezra, Barbara replied: “Not at all. No. That was never real.”
In a separate interview, The Flash‘s director revealed whether they would recast Ezra if Warner Bros. decided to make a sequel. Find out what he said here.