US EditionEzra Miller Eyes Hollywood Comeback Amid Controversies
- Ezra Miller, known for roles in The Flash and Fantastic Beasts, made a rare public appearance on June 12 at The Flash premiere in Los Angeles and stepped out on a red carpet in Italy in 2025.
- Miller's return follows a scandal-plagued period since 2020 involving several arrests and allegations including assault, harassment, burglary, and grooming accusations amid mounting legal troubles.
- In August 2022, Miller publicly acknowledged intense personal crises and complex mental health issues, apologizing for alarming others and stating they began ongoing treatment while committing to recovery.
- Director Andy Muschietti confirmed no plans to recast Miller for future The Flash sequels and described Miller as 'well now,' while Miller revealed tentative plans to return to Hollywood, including a film co-written with Lynne Ramsay.
- Miller’s cautious reentry appears focused on solitary writing and collaboration, suggesting a commitment to health and career renewal despite lingering controversies and earlier legal and public challenges.
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During his unexpected journey through Cannes, the interpreter revealed details about his recovery process, his link with Lynne Ramsay and the projects that could define his new career
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Ezra Miller Eyes Hollywood Return Following Years of Legal Scandal
Ezra Miller is plotting a quiet return to Hollywood after nearly two years out of the public spotlight. The embattled actor made an unexpected appearance at the Cannes Film Festival last month, walking the red carpet in support of Die My Love, the new film from director Lynne Ramsay. Miller’s reemergence marks the first major […] The post Ezra Miller Eyes Hollywood Return Following Years of Legal Scandal appeared first on That Park Place.
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