Ezra Miller Meets With Warner Execs About The Future Of The Flash
The last few years have been turbulent, to say the least, for Ezra Miller, the star of the upcoming The Flash big screen solo outing. Miller has been the subject of multiple news stories regarding their mental state and various alleged assaults, burglaries, and accusations of grooming, and now he seems to be weighing his options with Warner Bros.
The Flash star recently released a statement regarding their actions and is seeking psychological treatment for complex mental health issues. Now, on the back of all these stories and the constant stream of shakeups and announcements from Warner Bros. Discovery, according to The Hollywood Reporter, the actor was seen meeting with Warner executives Michael De Luca and Pam Abdy to attempt a course correct for the embattled feature.
RELATED: Ezra Miller Controversies Warrant The Flash's Cancelation, According To American Audiences.
Warner Bros. Discovery hasn't exactly been making a good impression over the last few months as CEO David Zsaslav continues to make huge changes to the structure of the company and its streaming services. The last month alone has seen the cancelation of the almost complete Batgirl feature film and the erasure of dozens of animated shows from the HBO Max library. Add that to the continuing controversy surrounding Miller and their behavior, and it hasn't been a walk in the park for the new CEO. This Wednesday saw a screening of the unfinished Batgirl film at the Burbank lot and while this was happening, Miller and their agent Scott Metzger were seen meeting with De Luca and Abdy regarding the future of The Flash and to discuss the actors' behavior and health following the last few years.
This marks the first time Miller has met with either executive since they
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