The protagonist of ‘The Flash’ comes out to defend Ezra Miller from his controversies

The new DC Comics universe is about to change forever, and leave behind all the problems that have been dragging on for a few years. Now, actress Kiersey Clemons came out to give some details about ‘The Flash’, which she thinks will meet her expectations, and she also took the opportunity to give her opinion about the controversy caused by Ezra Miller.

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter (via The Direct), Kiersey Clemons defended Ezra Miller, his co-star in ‘The Flash’. At present, the actor cannot go out to promote the DC film, due to legal conflicts he has with the law, after the crimes he committed over two years, but the actress who gives life to Iris West has released some statements.

THE protagonist of ‘Fast’ I had a great time with Ezra Miller On the set of the film: “I’ve known Ezra for years and really enjoyed working with Andy. Regardless, we had a blast shooting and made a really great movie. I hope despite [todos los titulares], people really like the movie because what James said is true. I believe in what he said and I think it’s absolutely correct.”

In the words of James Gunn, Clemons agrees ‘Fast’ It’s the best “superhero movie ever”. “Yes [escuché lo que James Gunn dijo sobre The Flash]and said very good things,” the actress said. While she didn’t offer more details on the plot of the new DC Universe film, everything seems to indicate that Warner remains confident in the recovery of its protagonist.

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Ezra Miller still fails to promote ‘The Flash’

The new direction that the EUDC will take with films, series for HBO Max, animation and video games will begin with “The Flash”, which will dismiss the EUDC as it is currently known. But despite being the star of the film, Ezra Miller still can’t go out to promote Andy Muschietti’s film, as the ‘Fantastic Beasts’ actor is still in the healing process.

The actor only offered an apology and assured his followers that he will take a long recovery, through a statement from his rep. However, there have been no appearances by the plaintiff and his conduct has been determined by court or through meetings with executives.

While Gunn hasn’t announced any future DCEU Flash projects, the director has kept the door open for Gal Gadot, Jason Momoa, and Ezra Miller to return in the future, though that’s pretty unlikely right now. in his papers. ‘The Flash’ opens June 16.