Ezra Miller makes first public appearance since... all that
Ezra Miller made some brief comments at The Flash premiere to thank everyone who supported their "trying and very beautiful" journey
The Flash is finally here, after a full decade of toiling and a few felonies for its star. DC’s big bet has gotten a cautiously positive reception thus far (the film officially hits theaters June 16), but Warner Bros. Discovery has hidden Ezra Miller away from the press tour for the most part. That’s because the actor, who uses they/them pronouns, would have to answer for a number of misdeeds, abuses, and otherwise alarming tales from the past three years if they were to face the press.
And so Miller was kept far from the fray until Monday’s premiere in Los Angeles. Cinema’s Barry Allen walked the red carpet (alongside co-star Ben Affleck, his wife Jennifer Lopez, and Jessica Chastain, star of Flash director Andy Muschetti’s It Chapter Two). Miller only made one brief statement at the premiere directly before the film began, mostly to thank the cast, crew, and their many supporters. That included Zack and Deborah Snyder, who originally brought Miller on for Justice League, and David Zaslav, who became head of the studio amid The Flash production and Miller’s many controversies.