Warner Bros. Discovery has been all over the place with their changes involving their DC Films projects. It was recently revealed that James Gunn and Peter Safran would takeover the newly minted DC Studios, but they would also inherit their problems including their The Flash issue. Ezra Miller made headlines for weeks after he allegedly assaulted people at a karaoke bar in Hawaii, as well as numerous other allegations. Reports were claiming that the studio was trying to decide what they would do with The Flash, with the options being to reshoot with a different actor, shelve the film or release it, and hope that the controversy died down. The two former options would have been too costly for Warner Bros. so they opted to release the film next year. Miller eventually went in to apologize for his actions and began treatment for mental health issues. According to a new report from Variety, it seems that the actor could stay on as the Scarlet Speedster.
