Ezra Miller: Hawaii Couple Drop Restraining Order Against The Flash Star

The restraining order that was put against The Flash star Ezra Miller has been dropped by the Hawaii couple that the actor had gone after.

Weeks after a Hawaii couple put a restraining order against star Ezra Miller; it has now been dropped. One of the DCEU’s lead actors has been Miller, who landed the role of Barry Allen in October 2014 as part of the original slate of heroes to join Warner Bros.’s cinematic universe. Despite having been the Scarlet Speedster for almost eight years, Miller has appeared as The Flash in other DC properties before starring in their own film that didn’t start filming until last year.

These last couple of weeks have seen the 29-year old actor in several scandals. On Sunday, March 27, it began when Hawaii police had the actor arrested following a couple of incidents at a local bar in Hilo. According to the police reports, Miller got taken in for disorderly conduct and harassment, which included yelling obscenities before getting agitated when other people at the bar started singing karaoke. While Miller was released after posting bail, the actor was hit with a restraining order by a Hawaii couple.

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However, almost three weeks after a Hawaii judge approved the restraining order, things have now changed for The Flash actor. In a new report by Valdosta Daily Times, the unnamed Hawaii couple has chosen to drop the restraining order against Miller. Official court documents revealed that a judge had dismissed the case at the couple’s request. Their lawyer, William Dean, has yet to comment on why the couple had decided to no longer take Miller to court. While the temporary restraining order was to prevent the actor from pursuing further harassment against them, a hearing had been initially set for this Wednesday. Still, it’s unclear if it will happen anymore.

Even though this restraining order has been dismissed, a hearing for Miller’s arrest is still scheduled to take place on April 26. While Miller nor their representatives have yet to respond, it follows right after a report about the actor’s future as The Flash. Last week, an emergency meeting had “taken place” at Warner Bros. and DC Films as they were trying to decide about Miller’s DCEU future. However, it didn’t take long before Warner Bros. reached out to the press to rebuke the original story, categorizing the claims as an “exaggeration.”

It’s currently very unclear what will happen with Miller and their attachment to the DCEU properties. The studio may not have had any meetings yet about the actor’s future in their films, but it could happen depending on what goes down for Miller legally. It remains to be seen if the Hawaii couple will stay silent or eventually make public statements about what led them to drop the restraining order against Miller. Before the scandals, The Flash movie had already delayed been delayed from November 2022 to June 2023. DC Comics also confirmed that The Flash prequel comic that was set to arrive later this month is being pushed back until October. As legal hearings begin to occur, time will tell what actions will follow star.

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Source: Valdosta Daily Times

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Originally published at https://screenrant.com on April 12, 2022.