ScreenGeek and Warner Bros Explore The Flash Casting Amid Ezra Miller Controversy

ScreenGeek reports that Warner Bros may be weighing the future of Ezra Miller in the DCEU. This year the performer who portrays The Flash has been the center of two serious public incidents involving hooliganism. Within the industry, discussions have intensified about who might step into the role if Miller were to leave the franchise. One name that has surfaced as a potential replacement is Dylan O’Brien, a 30-year-old actor known for his work in the series Werewolves and films such as The Maze Runner, Bumblebee and Love and Monsters. Fans have also floated the possibility of Grant Gustin taking over the character, given his long run as The Flash in the television series bearing the same title. At the start of April, media outlets reported an arrest linked to a bar dispute in Hawaii. This resurfaced chatter about a possible departure from Miller and a shift in casting strategy for the superhero movie. Later in the month Miller faced another legal issue, this time involving an alleged assault. These events have kept the franchise in the spotlight and fueled widespread speculation about casting plans and the character’s future on screen. This update reflects ongoing rumor mills and the industry’s careful consideration of who could best embody the iconic speedster while navigating public relations and franchise continuity.