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Originally Published 6 months ago — by BuzzFeed
Ezra Miller, who faced multiple controversies and legal issues over the years, is planning a tentative return to the public eye, expressing remorse and reflecting on their struggles with mental health, while attending events like Cannes to support friends and re-enter the spotlight.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by IndieWire
Ezra Miller discussed the challenges of returning to Hollywood at Cannes and announced they are co-writing a vampire movie with director Lynne Ramsay, their first project together since 'We Need to Talk About Kevin.'
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Variety
Ezra Miller, after a period of low profile due to legal issues, is considering a tentative return to Hollywood by working on a new film with director Lynne Ramsay, which they are co-writing, following their support at the Cannes Film Festival.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Rolling Stone
Ezra Miller reflected on their past controversies and expressed remorse during an interview, emphasizing personal growth and ongoing work in film despite a tentative relationship with the industry due to their troubled history, including arrests and allegations.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Entertainment Weekly
Ezra Miller, after years of legal and personal troubles, is considering returning to Hollywood, with plans to work on a new film with director Lynne Ramsay, and reflects on their time in solitude and lessons learned from past crises.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Deadline
Ezra Miller, who has been out of the public eye following legal issues, is considering a tentative return to Hollywood after supporting director Lynne Ramsay at Cannes, where they are working on a new film together and reflecting on past challenges and lessons learned.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by USA Today
Ezra Miller, after a series of legal and personal issues in 2022, has expressed remorse and reflected on their struggles and lessons learned. They recently appeared at Cannes and are working on new projects, including a film with Lynne Ramsay, while navigating their career and mental health recovery.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The A.V. Club
Amazon's animated superhero show "Invincible" quietly recast the character D.A. Sinclair, originally voiced by Ezra Miller in the first season, with veteran voice actor Eric Bauza for the ongoing second season. The decision to recast comes amidst controversy surrounding Miller's public persona and legal issues, leading to speculation about the reasons behind the change. This serves as a reminder of Miller's absence from the public eye since 2022, with no recent work or public appearances due to reported mental health issues.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TMZ
Ezra Miller's role as mad scientist D.A. Sinclair in "Invincible" has been recast for Season 2, with Eric Bauza taking over the role. This change comes amidst a turbulent two years for Miller, including legal issues and personal controversies. The recasting occurred quietly, and no official explanation was provided by Amazon Prime, the show's producer.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Hollywood Reporter
Ezra Miller's role in Prime Video's Invincible has been recast following the actor's controversies, with Eric Bauza taking over the character previously voiced by Miller. The controversies surrounding Miller included a video in 2020 showing them appearing to choke a fan and subsequent incidents leading to arrests and protective orders. Miller issued a statement in 2022 apologizing for their behavior and citing complex mental health issues. The final episode of Invincible season two premieres on April 4.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Independent
Ezra Miller's role in the animated superhero series Invincible has been recast for the show's second season, with Eric Bauza taking over voicing the character D A Sinclair. Miller, known for playing The Flash, has been embroiled in controversies and legal troubles, including a video appearing to show the actor choking a woman, accusations of grooming and manipulation, and a recent charge of alleged alcohol theft. Despite these issues, Miller issued an apology citing mental health struggles.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Deadline
Ezra Miller's role as mad scientist D.A. Sinclair in Season 2 of Prime Video's Invincible has been recast with Eric Bauza voicing the character, following Miller's previous portrayal in the first season. Miller, known for roles in The Flash and Fantastic Beasts, has faced legal issues and scandals. The adult animated series, based on the Skybound/Image comic, follows Mark Grayson as he navigates life as the son of a powerful superhero. The recasting was first reported by Entertainment Weekly.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Entertainment Weekly News
Actor Ezra Miller, who has faced controversy and allegations in recent years, has been quietly replaced in the second season of the animated series Invincible, with Eric Bauza taking over the role of D.A. Sinclair. Miller's past behavior has led to calls for their removal from projects, but director Andy Muschietti has expressed support for Miller's recovery efforts.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Entertainment
The Flash movie has received a lot of hate online, but the author, who recently watched it, doesn't understand why. They found it to be a fun and colorful comic book adaptation with beloved characters making appearances. The movie's lighter tone and comedic elements made it enjoyable, and while some criticized the visual effects, the unique visual language of the film compensated for it. Overall, the author had a great time watching The Flash and is looking forward to re-watching it.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Them
Ezra Miller's film "The Flash" is on track to become one of the worst-performing superhero films in history, with a worldwide gross of less than $250 million against a budget of $400 million. The film's poor performance can be attributed to the controversy surrounding Miller, including allegations of abusive behavior and bizarre actions. Miller has faced accusations of assault, violent behavior, and grooming a teenager. Despite these controversies, Miller has continued to deny the allegations and criticize the media for spreading false claims. The decision not to recast Miller in the film has raised questions about DC's handling of the situation.