The Flash has been crammed with points all through its manufacturing. On prime of rigorous script rewrites, its star, Ezra Miller, was arrested and charged for "disorderly conduct" back in March, 2022.

Since then, a restraining order was positioned upon them by a pair who alleged Miller "entered their room and threatened them".

With that mentioned, The Flash has obtained some unbelievable evaluations from critics who've seen the image early.

And now, the movie's director, Andy Muschietti, has commented on the way forward for the collection.

When requested if Miller would star in The Flash 2, Muschietti confirmed they might - however: "If [a sequel] happens, yes."

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Speaking on The Discourse Podcast, Muschietti added that no person else may match the invoice for The Flash after this solo film's outing.

He mentioned: "I don’t think there’s anyone that can play that character as well as they did. The other depictions of the character are great, but this particular vision of the character, they just excelled in doing it."

Muschietti added that the a part of Barry Allen feels prefer it was "made" for Ezra Miller.

Barbara Muschietti, considered one of The Flash's producers, added that Miller was "absolutely supreme" on the set of the film.

"In principal photography," Barbara mentioned. "Ezra was brilliant and the most committed and the most professional [actor]. Ezra gave everything for this role – physically, creatively, emotionally."

At the second, the way forward for the DC Studios comedian ebook universe is completely up within the air. The Flash 2 has not been confirmed or quashed by Warner Bros and DC Studios simply but, so it's unsure if Miller will reprise their position

What's extra, former Marvel director James Gunn not too long ago took over the studio's head, and he has already introduced some main adjustments to the line-up.

Gunn beforehand confirmed he'll be recruiting newcomers to the DC Universe within the coming months, together with a brand new Superman and a brand new Batman.

Nothing has been mentioned as of but about the way forward for The Flash, or certainly Ezra Miller's involvement within the character's journey.

The Flash hits cinemas on June 14.