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This fall, Zack Snyder filmed new scenes with Ray Fisher for his next cut of Justice League, but according to the actor’s most recent tweet about DC Films president Walter Hamada, the likelihood of you catching Fisher playing superhero Cyborg again in a future DC Comics film, including the one already reported The Flash, is apparently reduced to none. “Walter Hamada is the most dangerous type of facilitator,” Fisher wrote Wednesday, retweeting Hamada’s Sunday interview with New York Times, in which he exposes the studio’s ambitious plan to release up to four DC films annually in theaters starting in 2022, with two more films a year debuting exclusively on HBO Max. September 4, sought to undermine the real issues of Justice League investigation. I will not participate in any production associated with it ”.
Since July, Fisher has been a vocal critic of Justice League director Joss Whedon, who replaced Snyder when the film’s initial director had to step away from filming, and later questioned Warner Bros. ‘initial investigation. of Whedon’s alleged “abusive behavior”, as well as the executives’ alleged failure to intervene when the misconduct was brought to their attention. Eventually, a new outsourced investigator was hired.
“More than 80 people were interviewed for @ WarnerMedia’s Justice League investigation,” Fisher tweeted earlier this month. “A fair, complete and protected process for witnesses was the first (and most important) step. Ensuring that the action is carried out is next. Thanks to everyone who lent your voice! “
As to what this action may be, however, it remains extremely unclear. On December 11, Warner Bros. completed its investigation into Fisher’s claims, but revealed little about his findings. “WarnerMedia’s investigation of the Justice League film was completed and corrective measures were taken, ”the company vaguely announced.