LOS ANGELES — Ezra Miller on Monday attended the Los Angeles premiere of “The Flash” — Miller's first high-profile, public appearance since a string of arrests and accusations of abuse were leveled against the embattled actor.
The titular star of Warner Bros.’ latest superhero film has been noticeably absent from the tentpole movie’s publicity campaign. But at the subdued event at the TCL Chinese Theater in Hollywood on Monday, Miller posed for photos on the red carpet, although few broadcast outlets were allowed inside the event. Miller joined the “Justice League” spinoff film’s cast and crew, including Sasha Calle (Supergirl), Ron Livingston (Flash’s father), Maribel Verdu (Flash’s mother), Ben Affleck (Batman), as well as the film’s producer Barbara Muschietti and her brother, “The Flash” director Andy Muschietti.
“I love you, maestro,” Miller said onstage, referring to Andy Muschietti while addressing the audience and media inside the theater, according to Deadline and the Hollywood Reporter. “I think you are amazing, and I think your work is monumental.”
