Warner Bros. could not get Ray Fisher's Justice League testimony
Ray Fisher, who plays Cyborg in Justice League, is reluctant to cooperate with Warner Bros. representatives conducting an internal investigation into an inappropriate work environment on the set of Justice League. About it said in a statement from the studio, which quoted The Wrap. “Although Mr. Fisher has never previously reported any wrongdoing against him, WarnerMedia nevertheless initiated an investigation into the circumstances of the problem with his character. However, this did not satisfy Mr. Fisher, and he insisted that WarnerMedia should hire an independent investigator. has repeatedly tried to meet with Mr. Fisher to discuss his problems, but to date Mr. Fisher refuses to communicate with him. Warner Bros. still intends to look after the well-being of every actor and crew member in each of her productions. We also intend to investigate any specific and credible allegations of misconduct, the evidence of which has not yet been presented by Mr. Fischer, "the statement said. In turn, Fischer wrote on his page on Twitter that he received a phone call from the head of DC Films, who “tried to throw Joss Whedon and John Berg under the bus in the hope that I would soften about Jeff Jones.” The actor promised not to make any deals. that he received a phone call from the head of DC Films who "tried to throw Joss Whedon and John Berg under the bus in the hope that I would relent on Jeff Jones." The actor promised not to make any deals.that he received a phone call from the head of DC Films who "tried to throw Joss Whedon and John Berg under the bus in the hope that I would relent on Jeff Jones." The actor promised not to make any deals.The Topic of Article: Warner Bros. could not get Ray Fisher's Justice League testimony. |
