RELATED: This TV Star Says She Felt “Intimidated” Into Silence After On-Set Accident. On March 28, an incident in a karaoke bar led to Miller, who is 29, being arrested. According to the Associated Press, authorities said that the actor “yelled obscenities, grabbed a mic from a singing woman and lunged at a man playing darts,” because the song a couple was singing, “Shallow” by Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga, “aggravated” them. It was then reported that Miller had already had the police called on them in Hawaii 10 times for various disturbances before the arrest. After being charged with disorderly conduct and harassment and released on bail, Miller allegedly broke into the bedroom of the couple with whom they were staying, stole money and credit cards, and threatened them. The couple filed for a restraining order. In April 2020, a video of Miller appearing to choke a woman and throw her to the ground began circulating on social media, leaving fans unsure of whether it was a joke or a serious altercation. As reported by Variety, a representative of the bar in Reykjavik, Iceland where the incident took place confirmed that it was not staged, and that Miller was removed from the premises after being angered by “quite pushy” fans. A more recent video, which Miller posted to their own Instagram account, confused fans yet again. In January, Miller shared a video of themselves (now deleted) seeming to threaten a chapter of the Ku Klux Klan in a North Carolina town. Per The Hollywood Reporter, Miller gives no indication as to what might have happened to lead them to post the video, and there’s no evidence that there’s an active KKK chapter in the town that they mention. RELATED: For more entertainment news sent right to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter. Miller, who broke out in the early 2010s with We Need to Talk About Kevin and The Perks of Being a Wallflower, is a part of two major movie universes. They’ve played The Flash in four DC movies so far (and made cameos on two DC TV shows), and they’re involved in the Wizarding World as well, playing Credence Barebone in the Fantastic Beasts series, including the third installment, which just hit theaters this week. Both franchises are owned by Warner Bros. According to a Rolling Stone report (via Page Six), Warner Bros. and DC executives held an “emergency meeting” last week in order to address Miller’s recent issues. A source told Rolling Stone that it was decided that, for now, Miller would not make any public appearances to promote their movies and that all projects involving Miller would be paused. Neither Warner Bros. nor DC opted to comment on the report. Miller has not made any public comment since their arrest. The Flash, which is supposedly due out next year, is now in post-production, meaning that filming (aside from any possible reshoots) is finished. A source from the set claimed to Rolling Stone that, while Miller never became violent during the shoot, they did experience “frequent meltdowns” and seemed as though they were “losing it.“ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb “Ezra would get a thought in [their] head and say, ‘I don’t know what I’m doing,’” the insider said to the outlet. As noted by Den of Geek, The Flash has been something of a troubled project since it was announced, going through several possible directors before Andy Muschietti (It) finally took the reins. Until the studios behind the movie publicly announce their plans, it’s unclear when and how it will move forward. But fans of the long-running TV version of The Flash are already campaigning for their Barry Allen, Grant Gustin, to replace Miller in the film, as unlikely as a total recast would be at this point. RELATED: This TV Star Left His Show After “Terrorizing the Set,” Producer Says.
