“The Flash” received good reviews in internal test screenings, and it’s not practical to replace Ezra Miller with a remake

Ezra Miller, who previously played “The Flash”, was arrested by the police on two charges of disturbing the public order and harassing others, and was later detained again for second-degree assault.

Such negative news naturally led DC viewers to speculate that Warners might replace the “controversial” actor.

However, according to media sources, the “The Flash” movie received excellent reviews from the audience in its early internal preview, and it was expected to achieve a high box office, so Ezra Miller would not be considered.

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As Variety senior entertainment editor Adam B. Vary said a few days ago, Ezra Miller is the first lead. If he was replaced, most of the scenes in the film would have to be reshot.

However, the filming of this film was completed a few months ago, and the investment was huge, so it is not realistic to change actors.

The film, directed by “It” series director Andrés Muschietti, will be released in Northern America on November 4 next year.

The film confirms that Ezra Miller will return to play The Flash, Michael Keaton and “Big Ben” Ben Affleck will return to play their own versions of Batman, and Kiersey Clemons will return to play Iris.

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