Ezra Miller Involved In Many Cases, The Flazh Film Still Shows According To Plan

The Flazh (Warner Bros)

JAKARTA - The Flazh is scheduled to hit theaters starting June 16, 2023. Even though the main character, Ezra Miller, is involved in many legal cases, the production team, especially the production designer, admits that they are not worried about this.

Together with CBC, the designer of the production of the film and Oscar winner, Paul Austerberry, admitted that he did not worry about the problems caused by Ezra Miller. Paul said people would quickly forget the problems that occurred after the film aired.

"People will forget about it (ultra Miller's legal case)," Paul Austerberry was quoted as saying by Variety, Thursday, May 4.

Then, said Paul, during the shooting of The Flash, Ezra did his outstanding job as a hero with two different characters. He had to shoot on a busy schedule every day.

"Miller only has three days off for total filming, works six days a week and spends Saturday in action practice. So, a lot of pressure," he said.

According to Variety's report, last August Ezra claimed he was undergoing treatment for his mental health. He was involved in a robbery case last year after state police investigated an incident involving several bottles of alcohol taken from the residence of someone his owner lived in.

In 2020, Ezra made headlines after a recording appeared showing him strangling a woman outside a bar in Iceland. No demands were made.

The actor was also arrested twice in Hawaii in 2022, once for disordered behavior and harassment. In the Hawaii incident, Miller did not object to a single charge of minor offense behavior and paid a fine of USD500 and a court fee of USD30. Meanwhile, allegations of harassment were dropped.

For the incident involving his name, Ezra Miller had apologized publicly and promised to be a better person in the future.

"I want to apologize to everyone that I have been worried and annoyed with my behavior in the past. I am committed to doing the work needed to return to a healthy, safe and productive stage in my life," Ezra said at the time.