Director Affirms Ezra Miller Will Stay on as The Flash Despite Controversy, Legal Troubles

The director of The Flash, Andy Muschietti, says Ezra Miller will continue playing the superhero in potential sequels.
Miller has faced felony burglary charges, arrests, and allegations of grooming minors and child endangerment over the past two years.
Muschietti and his producer sister Barbara have praised Miller's performance and commitment to the role despite the controversies.
Miller apologized for their behavior last year and announced they were seeking mental health treatment.
The Flash is still set to hit theaters on June 16, though box office projections have been cut in half, likely due to the drama surrounding its star.