JUSTICE LEAGUE Actor Ray Fisher Takes Aim at DC Films President Walter Hamada, Saying He Will Not Work With Him Again
We’ve all been along for the ride that has been the roller coaster of actor Ray Fisher calling out his former Justice League director Joss Whedon for “on-set treatment of the cast and crew of Justice League was gross, abusive, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable.”
Fisher’s co-stars Jason Momoa and Gal Gadot offered their support to the actor and backed up his claims as well. Fisher began speaking out about this back in July, launching an investigation by Warner Bros., that concluded just a couple of weeks ago, with little fanfare and seemingly little consequence.
Now the actor is taking aim at the DC Films President, Walter Hamada, who he believes is at the root of these issues being left unresolved. He tweeted:
Fisher was set to reprise his role of Cyborg in the upcoming Flash movie, but it looks like that may not be happening now. It’s too bad that any of this happened in the first place, and it’s too bad that it couldn’t be resolved in a way that made everyone accountable and feel heard. Hopefully we will see some kind of resolution and Fisher will be able to continue his career in projects that value him in the future.