Despite all the problems surrounding Ezra Miller lately, The Hollywood Reporter has learned, The actor would shoot additional scenes for “The Flash” this summer. As we have already informed you, despite the changes that Warner Bros. wants to make to the present and future of the DC Extended Universe (starting with “Batgirl”), the producer intends to release “The Flash” in theaters and on a date, or June 23, 2023.
Although the THR ratio does not specify when or where these resumedindicates the fact that they were the same summer before August 7, date Miller was charged with burglary and burglary for taking several bottles of alcohol from a home in Vermont, United States. Of course, the event would have happened much earlier, on May 1 at six in the afternoon, and although the complaint was filed at that time, it was time the police, after examining the security cameras and questioning the neighbors, took consider having sufficient evidence to issue formal accusation.
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So far this year and especially since last March, Miller has been the subject of multiple investigations and arrests, from assaults and public riots, to a restraining order and a father’s complaint for having his ex-partner and 3 children they share in a marijuana farm with weapons within the reach of minors.
None of this seems to matter to Warner Bros. Discovery or to David Zaslav, its executive director, who is concerned only with regaining the quality seal of the production company in theaters and who, apparently, is happy with the result of the film. : “We have seen ‘The Flash’, ‘Black Adam’ and ‘Shazam! Fury of the Gods’. We are very excited. We think they are great and we can make them even better”. “The Flash”, which will hit commercial theaters at this rate on June 23 next year, is directed by Andy Muschietti from a script by Christina Hodson and the cast is completed by Michael Shannon, Sasha Calle, Temuera Morrison, Ron Livingston, Maribel Verdú, Kiersey Clemons and Ben Affleck and Michael Keaton as their respective Batman. It produces, like the films ‘It’, Barbara Muschietti, the director’s sister.
Source: E Cartelera
