Ezra Miller seeks Warner to apologize for disputes

After much controversy, actor Ezra Miller would seek Warner Bros. for a “damage control meeting” with producers Michael De Luca and Pam Abdy. The revelation was made by The Hollywood Reporter, who said the meeting was motivated by the actor’s fear of seeing the movie “The Flash” canceled due to his “negative attention”.

He would have been frightened by the cancellation of “Batgirl”.

According to THR, the meeting took place last Wednesday (24/8). Miller went to the studio accompanied by his agent to reaffirm his commitment to the film and apologize for his controversies that spilled over into production and society.

The actor spoke last week about all the allegations of harassment, theft, assault and abuse that have accumulated against him, saying in a statement that he was seeking treatment for “complex mental health problems.”

Criminal charges against Miller, which include assaulting women and allegedly seducing minors, began surfacing in February, escalated between March and April, and multiplied in the following months, culminating in August with a formal charge of theft from part of the Vermont police. .

The artist’s troubles went public after he was accused of attempting to hang a woman in a bar in Iceland in February. He was later arrested in March in Hawaii for causing riots in another bar and booked in April on second-degree assault charges at a party at a private residence, also in Hawaii – in an outbreak, he threw away a chair that hit a woman.

It was then the subject of two restrictive orders. The first was made by the parents of an 18-year-old from the Standing Rock Indian Reservation in the Dakota region, who claim that Miller has been manipulating her daughter since she was 12. At 18 she dropped out of school and ran away from home, ending up in the actor’s residence. The young woman wrote on her Instagram that Miller helped her in a difficult time.

The second was made by the parents of a 12-year-old from Massachusetts, after Miller allegedly had an aggressive fight with her family, showed a gun, and embarrassed the little girl with hugs and gendered comments, after discovering that she defined herself as non-. tracks. .

Finally, in early August, Miller received a subpoena to appear in the Criminal Division of the Vermont Higher Court on September 26, on charges of theft, and became the prime suspect in the disappearance of a 25-year-old girl and her his family. three children, ages 5, 4, and 1, who allegedly lived with him on his farm in Vermont.

When the police arrived with a summons to collect the children, they did not find the family on the spot. The lawsuit was sparked by a complaint that Miller was protecting her mother and children in unsafe conditions, with guns, ammunition and drugs scattered around her property. The children’s father made several allegations, which were revealed in a report in Rolling Stone magazine in June.

All these problems have kept the artist’s name on the police news and the situation tends to persist for a long time, although from now on it behaves well, due to the resulting audience.

As a result, Warner Bros. would have already decided to take Miller out of new projects, replacing him as the hero of The Flash. But he faces a dilemma regarding the finished film. The costs of replacing him in production would simply be too high: the actor is not only present in almost every scene, but he also has a double role, like a Flash from another universe. It would also be difficult to put aside the release, after the millionaire expenses invested in its production and after the decision to do it with “Batgirl”. It would be very harmful.

Source: Terra

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