Ray Fisher confirms that he is no longer the Flash Cyborg
Although time may be fast approaching for new footage to be revealed about your character in Zack Snyder’s Justice League, the tug of war between Ray Fisher and Warner Bros. seems to have come to an end when the actor accessed Twitter to confirm that he will no longer play Cyborg on the next solo Snapshot movie.
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– Ray Fisher (@ ray8fisher) January 13, 2021
This news actually echoes Fisher’s recent statement against Warner Bros. after Walter Hamada’s recent two-year extension as president of DC Films, where the 33-year-old actor has firmly stated that he refuses to participate in any future DC film production involving Hamada. It also came a week after he denied that he would renounce the role of the DC Extended Universe, and while his new statement strictly states that he will be in The Flash, signs continually point to the end of his time in the WB superhero franchise.
Warner Bros. first revealed that his Snapshot film would be inspired by Geoff Johns and Andy Kubert Flash point comics as early as 2017. The studio even went so far as to change the film’s title to Flash point. But after last month’s announcement of the film’s release date for 2022, it doesn’t seem to be the case yet.
It is probably best for filmmakers to make changes to the original by Johns and Kubert Flash point bow. After all, history has already come to life animatedly and Arrowverse. In 2013, Warner Home Video launched Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox. A few years later, CW’s The Flash exhibited its own version of the story during the show’s third season. With that, it makes sense that Warner Bros. ‘the film division would like to do something that stands out from previous adaptations. In addition, schedule violation can also be used as a means of correcting continuity problems within the DCEU.
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Set to be directed by THISby Andy Muschietti, the last script is being written by Christina Hodson, who will still cover the famous Flashpoint storyline. It has been confirmed that Michael Keaton and Ben Affleck will reprise their respective Bruce Wayne / Batman versions for the film.
Led by Ezra Miller Snapshot film is now scheduled to be released on November 4, 2022. Miller first portrayed the scarlet sprinter in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Justice League.
