Cyborg actor accused DC Films head of intimidation
The performer of the role of Cyborg in the movie adaptation of the comics "Justice League" Ray Fisher accused the head of the studio DC Films and one of the producers of the project Jeff Jones of attempts to intimidate. A new portion of the revelations was posted on the actor's official Twitter page.
"While re-movieing the movie in Los Angeles, Jeff Jones called me into his office to stop my (and my agent's) attempts to file complaints with senior management. Then he veiledly threatened to ruin my career. This behavior cannot continue." - he wrote. Representatives of Jones, who at the time of the events described was also the president of DC Entertainment, have not yet commented on these allegations. Recall that this is not the first time that Ray Fisher has criticized the creators of the movie Justice League ". Previously, he accused the director and screenwriter Joss Whedon of unprofessionalism and inappropriate behavior, who was forced to continue working after the dismissal of Zach Snyder. We also note that Warner Bros. has given the go-ahead to the creation of Zach Snyder's Justice League, which will be released on the HBO Max platform. The Topic of Article: Cyborg actor accused DC Films head of intimidation. |
