Ezra Miller has been in the h-t seat for the past year after being embroiled in many controversies and pleading guilty to burglary. Now, the director of 'Flash', Andy Muschietti, has spoken about the mental health of the protagonist of the DC movie after the projection of the tape to the press.
The year 2022 was not the best for Ezra Miller, who did not stop making news due to quite delicate issues such as the manipulation of minors, kidnapping, robbery, or possession of weapons, among others.
Although, in recent months it seems that the actor has put himself together again after accepting in August 2022 that he had gone through "an intense crisis" and that he now understood that he was "suffering from complex mental health problems" and had begun to treat himself.
Following this, Ezar Miller pleaded guilty to burglary and burglary. And we could see the actor in these images where he appeared looking much better than in previous ones.
Amid all this commotion, the actor was pending the premiere of 'Flash', the solo film of the DC superhero, which will finally be released on June 16 in theaters. Above you can see the new trailer for the film that has just been released with Maribel Verdú, Ben Affleck, and Michael Keaton returning as Batman.
This Monday there was a screening of the film for the press in Los Angeles and the director of 'Flash', Andy Muschietti, and the producer, Barbara Muschietti, have spoken openly about the mental health of Ezra Miller in a question-and-answer session at the event.
"Ezra is fine now," Andy explains. "We all hope they get better... They are taking steps to recover," he adds. "They're dealing with mental health issues, but they're doing well. We spoke to them not long ago and they're very committed to getting better."
Later, Barbara shared that Ezra always had exemplary behavior during the filming of 'Flash': "I have to say that during our shooting, during principal photography, his commitment to the role was something we had never seen," he says. "And the discipline at work, the will (physical, mental and just wanting to push the limits) is just amazing."
