but the superhero movie had been beset by delays and off-screen controversies involving star Ezra Miller in the years before its release. “The Flash” was initially revealed back in October ...

Ezra Miller plays the lead role of Barry Allen in 2023's The Flash film which was originally meant to be released in 2018. The movie's completion and release were delayed by a series of issues ...

Actor Ezra Miller, who stars in "The Flash ... Police looked at surveillance footage and interviewed witnesses before charging Miller. According to the police report, Miller was found just ...

The hope is that the scandal will remain at a low level before the movie is released, and hope for the best to turn out.” Ezra Miller at ‘The Flash’ premiere on June 12 (Photo: Broadimage ...

Recasting the Justice League strongly suggests Ezra Miller will not ... Ultimately, Miller's version of The Flash was disliked even before the actor's more recent public relations disasters.

The movie, which stars Justice League‘s Ezra Miller as Barry Allen, AKA The Flash, has a lot of heat on it despite the tabloid headlines generated by the actor last year. New DC Studios Co ...

Ezra Miller shocked fans of “The Flash” by attending ... which they pled no contest to before paying a $500 fine. They were also arrested for harassment, but those charges were dismissed.

What controversy? Ezra Miller stepped out in Hollywood on Monday in support of The Flash, the actor's biggest film to date. The premiere marked Miller's first high-profile event since they've been ...

Ezra Miller made a surprise appearance at the Cannes ... they were seeking help for their 'complex mental health issues.' Before then, they made countless headlines as a result of multiple arrests ...

Ezra Miller made a surprise appearance at the Cannes Film Festival over the weekend after years of laying low following their controversies. The troubled star, 32, showed up on the red carpet ...

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