First Look at Ezra Miller in “Justice League”

Ezra Miller’s superpowers extend beyond the role of Credence Barebone and the wizarding world of Fantastic Beasts. He will also appear in the upcoming Justice League as the Flash. According to a previous Leaky Cauldron report, making both films work, however, was a feat worthy of Superman.

While Superman may be the only one strong enough to move mountains and able to leap tall buildings in a single bound, don’t forget the Flash can run straight over them. And he practically did. Miller successfully pleaded his case and captured two coveted starring roles!

The article shared:

“Anyway, so they move mountains,” [Miller] says, sighing like he still can’t quite believe it happened. “Big, huge mountains are moved and we make it work.”

And we’re now getting a glimpse of Miller in full costume! Entertainment Weekly provides a photo of the Flash standing alongside Batman and Wonder Woman.

JUSTICE LEAGUE (2017)
(L-r)†EZRA MILLER as The Flash,†BEN AFFLECK as Batman and GAL GADOT as Wonder Woman
Credit: Warner Bros. Pictures/ ô & © DC Comics

Justice League, the latest entry in the DC Comics superhero franchise, is highly-anticipated by fans. They’re eager to see favorite heroes overcome their differences and egos in a combined effort to overcome an even greater obstacle – a new nemesis. They must all work together for a common cause, and the result is the formation of the Justice League. This will not be an easy road, of course, and learning to trust one another will test the heroes as much as battling their foes.

According to Entertainment Weekly:

“Take Ezra Miller’s version of the Flash, the league’s overly excitable kid brother who uses humor to mask his pain. ‘Flash is Ringo Starr,’ says Miller…’He annoys everybody, but he doesn’t have any specific beef with anyone.’”

In classic Barry Allen (Flash) fashion, Miller goes on to humorously assess his new allies:

“Uncle Fish Curry [Aquaman] is very grumpy. Dad [Batman] gets grumpy too. (He’s had a long life of fighting crime.) ­Wonder Woman is very considerate, so even though she’s annoyed with the Flash, she’s still very compassionate.”

It sounds like we’re in for a fun and exciting ride!

Justice League won’t open in theaters until November 17, 2017, so fans of Miller and the DC Comics franchise are in for a wait. But rest assured, there will be plenty of interviews, photos, and trailers in the coming months to keep us on the edge of our seats! To read the full Entertainment Weekly article, click here.