Ezra Miller rejected Flash's script and will write it himself
Ezra Miller, who plays the Flash in the DC comics adaptations, was unhappy with the script for a solo movie about his hero, which was prepared by directors John Francis Daly and Jonathan M. Goldstein. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter. The actor is said to have disliked the "light tone" of the storytelling, which the studio insisted on, as he himself insisted on making the picture dark. As a result, Miller volunteered to write his own version of the script with the help of comic book writer Grant Morison. Upon completion of this work, Warner Bros. will have to choose which version suits her best. Recall that the shooting of the movie "Flash" has been repeatedly postponed, and at the time of this writing, the exact shooting schedule has not been announced. Expected that under favorable circumstances, the creators of the picture will be able to start work at the end of 2019. Ezra Miller has other contractual obligations with Warner Bros. He played one of the key characters in the Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them series, which was the prequel to the Potter. The Topic of Article: Ezra Miller rejected Flash's script and will write it himself. |
