Ezra
Miller's
ongoing
legal
controversies
have
reportedly
led
Warner
Bros
to
postpone
the
formerly
anticipated
film
The
Flash,
once
again.
According
to
Deadline
sources,
the
studio
indicated
that
"even
if
no
more
allegations
surface,
the
studio
won't
likely
keep
Miller
in
the
Flash
role
in
future
DC
films."
The
studio
had
been
working
on
a
Flash
solo
project
for
years
and
it
finally
took
shape
with
Ezra
Miller
leading
the
project.
However,
after
countless
delays
and
personnel
changes,
the
film
is
in
trouble
due
to
the
leading
actor
who
deleted
their
Instagram
page
after
sharing
memes
in
reaction
to
accusations
of
grooming
and
brainwashing
Tokata.
Now,
The
Flash
is
set
to
release
on
June
23,
2023,
and
the
makers
are
hoping
Miller's
legal
scandals
will
stay
under
the
radar
until
the
premiere.
Deadline
quoted
the
studio
source
saying,
"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."
Warner
Bros.
reportedly
tried
to
get
help
for
Miller,
but
the
headlines
continued
to
pile
up.
Reports
have
also
said
that
the
continued
scandal
may
force
the
makers
to
scale
back
the
promotion
and
release
the
film
straight
on
HBO
Max.
After
a
restraining
order
and
arrest
in
Hawaii,
earlier
this
month,
the
parents
of
an
18-year-old
named
Tokata
Iron
Eyes
filed
to
issue
an
order
of
protection
against
the
actor
on
behalf
of
their
child.
The
parents
claimed
Miller
groomed
and
brainwashed
Tokata
who
was
a
minor
at
the
time.
The
court
documents
stated,
"Ezra
uses
violence,
intimidation,
threat
of
violence,
fear,
paranoia,
delusions,
and
drugs
to
hold
sway
over
a
young
adolescent
Tokata." The
parents
have
also
accused
Miller
of
providing
Tokata
alcohol
and
other
substances.