Ezra Miller might be booted from future DC movies, insider claims

Ezra Miller has been in troubled waters for quite some time now. Although a brilliant actor, Miller has a complicated life off-camera, one where they cannot seem to stay out of trouble. After multiple allegations of assault, kidnapping and many more, the actor might be getting dropped from further DC movies.

Miller’s grooming charges

Earlier last week it was reported that a Native American couple had filed a restraining order against Miller for allegedly grooming and kidnapping their teen daughter. The teen named Tokata met Miller when she was 12 years old in 2016.

Recently Tokata’s parents have accused Miller of grooming their now 18-year-old daughter, as she is reportedly on run with Miller and hasn’t been home for a couple of months. Nevertheless, Tokata put out a statement defending Miller and expressing her disappointment towards her parents. So, where does Miller’s acting career come into this?

DC to cut ties with Miller

Miller’s actions have not gone unnoticed by his employers, Warner Bros, according to an insider. They already have the spotlight on them due to Amber Heard being cast in the Aquaman sequel, and the incidents with Miller seem to just be adding fuel to the fire.

Finished with the production of The Flash, which was a solid $200 million investment, DC is allegedly done being in business with Miller.

A spokesperson revealed to Deadline that the 29-year-old actor will be featuring in The Flash as the movie has already been finished. However, they reportedly plan on cutting any future ties with them. He said:

There is no winning in this for Warner Bros… This is an inherited problem for Zaslav… 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.

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