Ezra Miller

After his recent arrest and restraining order in Hawaii, actor Ezra Miller's future as The Flash in DCEU seems to be in jeopardy. | Hollywood.

He was later released on a bail of $500 ( ₹37,978 approximately). Days later, a judge ordered the actor to stay away from a married couple he had been staying in Hawaii with. On the intervening night of March 27-28, Ezra was arrested after a fight in a bar. The actor is best known for playing Flash in the DCEU, a role he first played in Justice League (2017). He is set to star in his solo film The Flash, which is releasing in June 2023.

After Ezra Miller's arrest in Hawaii, Warner Bros. executives are reportedly reevaluating their superhero future in 'The Flash.'

Well, with the reports that Warner Bros. met about Miller's behavior, things do not look particularly great for their future as the Justice League's Flash. And if The Slap taught us anything, it's that studios aren't afraid to halt production on a star's project at the first whiff of trouble. "Ezra would get a thought in [their] head and say, 'I don’t know what I’m doing.'" The meeting reportedly happened on March 30, with the executives deciding to pause Miller's future projects with the studio. This was all enough, according to Rolling Stone, for Warner Bros. executives to hold a meeting about Miller's future with the franchise. If you're here to understand exactly what the studio fears, as well as what fans want—Grant Gustin, the leading man of The Flash TV show?—we have you covered. The same AP story detailing Miller's arrest revealed a court complaint against Miller, filed by a two Hawaii residents. According to the Associated Press, Miller was arrested at a Miami karaoke bar at the end of March. Hawaii Police Assistant Chief Kenneth Quiocho told the AP that Miller took issue with patrons singing "Shallow," from The Star is Born. As the AP report details, Miller "grabbed a mic from a singing woman and lunged at a man playing darts," before authorities charged them with disorderly conduct and harassment.

After Ezra Miller was arrested on March 28, fans are calling for CW actor Grant Gustin to take his place in the upcoming WB flick "The Flash."

“Grant Gustin is an obvious choice to replace Ezra Miller,” the user tweeted. Give him a chance at the movie.” Miller’s “The Flash” movie was set to be released sometime in 2023.

The Flash was initially going to be the one to lead the future of the DCEU storyline, but with the recent actions of Ezra Miller, it seems like this may not ...

Gustin was trending on Twitter because fans want to see the actor take over on all things movie and TV-related for The Flash. As a fan favourite for many, especially for his portrayal of the character on the TV screen, Gustin was who many wanted to see as the DCEU's Flash. However, it was clear that this wasn't how DC was handling things, which meant they opted for two different actors for the speedster. Hopefully, the victims of Miller's verbal assault all get treated right and DC can get back to what it once was. Recently, Grant Gustin was trending as the possible replacement for Miller as the Scarlet Speedster.

Who's Ezra Miller? Miller, 29, played DC Comics superhero The Flash in Justice League; Suicide Squad; Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice; and on related TV ...

The third film, Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore, comes out on April 15 in the US (April 7 in Australia, April 8 in the UK). Miller plays a major role in that film. Black Adam comes out in October, and Shazam! Fury of the Gods in December, and neither will have any Flash appearance -- not due to the incidents, but because it was never planned that way. Miller played Credence Barebone/Aurelius Dumbledore in the second and third Fantastic Beasts movies. The calls were about minor incidents, such as filming people at a gas station, refusing to leave the sidewalk area of a restaurant and arguing with people, the AP reports. Variety reports that Miller was escorted off the premises. Miller, 29, played DC Comics superhero The Flash in Justice League; Suicide Squad; Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice; and on related TV shows.