Ezra Miller: Prison causes ’emergency’ at Warner Bros; understand

On March 30, the executives of Warner Bros. and gives A.D held an emergency meeting to discuss the actor’s future Ezra Miller with the studio after the arrest of the star of The Flash (2023) for disorderly conduct and harassment.

According to one well-informed source, the consensus in the room was to take a break from any future projects involving Millerincluding possible appearances in the DC Cinematic Universe.

The studio has more than a year to go before it makes tough decisions about a potential sequel. The Flash. THE Warner Bros. also avoided important verdicts before the Discovery take control of WarnerMedia in a $43 billion mega-merger.

A source said that Miller had “frequent breakdowns” last year during the production of The Flash. Although contact emphasizes that there were no screams or violent outbursts, they described Miller as “lost.” “Ezra put a thought in their head and said, ‘I don’t know what I’m doing,’” he told Rolling Stone USA.

According to the March 28 police report, Miller became agitated after patrons at a bar in Hawaii started singing karaoke. The actor screamed, grabbed the microphone of a 23-year-old woman as she sang, and allegedly attacked a 32-year-old man throwing darts.

The 29-year-old star was arrested and charged in both counts, but was released on $500 bond. The incident took place in Margarita Village in Hilo, Hawaii, the day before co-stars from Fantastic Beasts: Dumbledore’s Secrets(2022) from Miller celebrate the film’s world premiere in London.

Even more worryingly, a local couple filed a temporary restraining order against Miller on March 29. They claimed that after the arrest, the actor broke into their room and threatened them, yelling at the man, “I will bury you and your slut wife,” according to the report.

The petition also alleges that Miller stole the woman’s passport and the man’s wallet, which included a social security card, driver’s license and bank cards. The judge granted a temporary restraining order the next day. The magistrate is expected to decide whether or not to extend the order until the end of the month.

The incidents in Hawaii are the latest in a series of troubling events involving Miller. In April 2020, footage of the actor apparently suffocating a woman in an Icelandic bar circulated on social media. the star of Justice League (2021) was expelled from Prikið Kaffihús bar, but no arrests were made. (Miller never commented on the incident.)

Sources claim the Iceland filming put the company’s projects on hold. Warner Bros. at the time, but Miller was not expelled from Dumbledore’s Secretslike the castmate Johnny Deppwho lost his libel case against a British tabloid that referred to the actor as a “wife beater.”

In January, Miller posted a later deleted video on Instagram threatening Ku Klux Klan supporters in North Carolina. The actor told the members to kill themselves with their own weapons, otherwise “we’ll do it for you if that’s what you want.”

Miller filmed fantastic beasts and The Flash in London in autumn 2020 and spring 2021 respectively. Given the positive comments on the first filming of the production of A.Dthe film was expected to elevate the star to a rarefied group of actors with huge box office success.

However, the incidents in Hawaii will cause headaches for the star’s public relations team. In the restraining order petition, the couple noted that Miller “he is famous and rich; this makes accessing weapons much easier; as well as sending associates to harass the petitioner.”

Miller is known to have a fascination with weapons. During an interview for the 2018 cover of The Hollywood Reporterthe actor offered to show the reporter the crossbow weapon from the movie We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011), in which he played a high school murderer.

“Do you want to see the real bow and arrow of Kevin, guy? Because I took it back there. I really like it,” said Miller on his farm in Vermont. “People usually don’t want to see it when I ask. They often say, ‘No, I’d rather not see that bow and arrow.’ And I say, ‘OK. You decide.'”

During the interview, Miller also defended gun rights. “People need to protect themselves,” the actor said. In fact, the star, who identifies as non-binary, said he has no problem with people who own semi-automatic weapons.

Miller made his film debut for the first time as a teenager in the drama afterschool (2008), centered on an Internet-addicted student filming the overdose of two girls. The actor quickly rose to the top of wish lists among major studios and earned fortunes for starring in productions such as fantastic beastsand The Flash.

But the behavior of Miller has become increasingly erratic in recent years, putting his career at risk. THE Rolling Stone USA contacted Margarita Village, Prikið Kaffihús and the couple who received the restraining order, but received no response. representatives of Miller and Warner Bros. declined to comment.