The Flash movie at risk of cancellation – See what Warner Bros. is asking for by Ezra Miller
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Just a few 24 hours after Ezra Miller ‘s latest transgression , a new report has surfaced revealing that Warner Bros. prepares for several scenarios as Miller gets involved in legal trouble. The worst-case scenario, as THR reports , could very well be the film’s cancellation.
According to a report by The Hollywood Reporter, Warner has three different scenarios on her table. The 1st is to release The Flash as normal . If this is done, the company has made it a condition that Miller seek professional help and return to his home in Vermont. If this does happen, Miller could give an interview and talk about his behavior in recent years. The Flash star could then be at press conferences for the film, but those will be limited.
The 2nd option is that the film will be released as usual, even if Miller does not seek expert help. However, he will not be involved in any marketing or press conferences for the film. After the film’s release, Miller would never play the Flash again.
The 3rd option is to cancel the movie. Miller is in almost every scene and this makes it impossible to reshoot or recast. This is the worst case scenario that could happen, especially if the actor’s behavior continues to deteriorate. This will also have a huge cost to Warner Bros. because the film cost about $200 million.
Recently there were rumors that The Flash will be Miller’s last appearance as Barry Allen, while it was heard that the option of replacing him with CGI was on the table.
A few days ago the 29-year-old star was charged with felony burglary, according to local media, forming a series of strange events that continue their streak of unwarranted and delinquent behavior.
The Flash directed by Andy Muschietti also stars: Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne, Sasha Calle as Supergirl, Kiersey Clemons as Iris West, Maribel Verdú as Nora Allen, and Ron Livingston , who replaces Billy Crudup as Barry’s father in the DCEU.
