Ezra Miller has garnered media attention for a number of legal battles after “The Flash” movie production closed up, making the future of the actor’s involvement in the DC Extended Universe uncertain.
The 29-year-old, who identifies as nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns, began their career in independent film with parts in the 2012 film “Perks of Being a Wallflower” and the 2008 film “Afterschool,” before experiencing mainstream success in 2016 with the roles of superhero speedster Barry Allen in “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” and Credence Barebone in the Harry Potter “Fantastic Beasts” series.
But lately, Miller has received notice for many reasons.
Miller was detained in Hawaii in March for disorderly conduct, and again in April on suspicion of assault. Miller was charged with grooming an activist who was 18 years old by the teen’s parents in June.
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According to the Hawaii Police Department, on March 27, authorities in Hawaii detained the actor after receiving a report of a disruptive patron who was allegedly shouting obscenities at a pub, grabbing a woman’s microphone, and lunging at a darts player.
Miller was charged with harassment and disorderly behavior by police after becoming “agitated” by karaoke singers.
A couple of hours later, according to police, Miller allegedly broke into a couple’s bedroom and was given a temporary restraining order. The pair also charged Miller with robbing them of a pocketbook and passport.