John Francis Delay has seemingly thrown some shade at The Flash star Ezra Miller.
Shortly after a video surfaced in which Miller appeared to grab a female fan by the throat and push her to the ground, Daley ominously tweeted, "creative differences."
Daley, of course, was among the many directors chosen by Warner Bros. to helm The Flash. However, he and Jonathan Goldstein left the project over creative differences after Miller insisted on a particular tone. Warner Bros. has since hired It director Andy Muschietti to helm the film, with a screenplay from Birds of Prey writer Christina Hodson.
According to some who were present during the incident with Miller, the actor was reportedly approached by a group of eager fans who wanted to fight him playfully. This culminated in Miller grabbing a woman by the throat and shoving her to the ground, though it's still unsure whether this was a serious altercation or if the actor was joking around.
Directed by Andy Muschietti and written by Christina Hodson, The Flash stars Ezra Miller. The film was set for pre-production in April but has since been delayed due to the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. It's currently expected to arrive in theaters July 1, 2022.