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Ray Fisher‘s battle with Warner Bros. over director  Joss Whedon‘s alleged abuse on the set of  Justice League reshoots has been well-documented over the last year. The clash has taken place over social media, in Warner Bros. boardrooms, and across the entertainment media, a back-and-forth that has been equally illuminating and frustratingly opaque. But after months of Fisher only alluding to Whedon’s abusive behavior on-set, the  Zack Snyder’s Justice League star is revealing the details in his first full sit-down interview with The Hollywood Reporter. And his account indicts ...

Justice League. In a new profile from  The Hollywood Reporter, Fisher details the strained working relationship he had with Whedon while filming, specifically when it came to the way his character was changed after original director Zack Snyder quit the film during production. In June of 2020,  Fisher shared a tweet saying that Whedon’s behavior during  Justice League was “gross, abusive, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable,” and that he was enabled by producers Geoff Johns and Jon Berg. Now, Fisher goes deeper into his claims, citing Whedon’s rewrites of Cyborg reduced hi...

In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, actor Ray Fisher -- who played Cyborg in the DC superhero film -- detailed further how Whedon, 56, was allegedly unprofessional during reshoots after he stepped in for original director Zack Snyder.  In the profile, THR also reported how Gal Gadot, who played Wonder Woman, had several issues with Whedon. A source told the outlet that Gadot had "issues about her character being more aggressive than her character in 'Wonder Woman.'" "She wanted to make the character flow from one movie to the next," the source explained. Whedon and Gadot...

Photo: Robyn Beck/AFP (Getty Images) After months of competing tweets and statements between Ray Fisher and WarnerMedia executives, the actor is opening up about his experiences with Joss Whedon and studio executives on Justice League following Zack Snyder’s exit in 2017. In a tweet from July 2020, Fisher called out Whedon—who replaced Snyder as director—for “gross, abusive, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable” behavior. That tweet was just the beginning. In the months that followed, Warner Media conducted an internal investigation based on Fisher’s claims, while some of ...

Photographed By Imani Khayyam Ray Fisher Opens Up About 'Justice League,' Joss Whedon and Warners: "I Don't Believe Some of These People Are Fit for Leadership" by Kim Masters April 06, 2021, 6:00am PDT Over the past year, the actor has assailed the filmmaker and studio in harsh-but-cryptic tweets for what he says was racist and inappropriate conduct: "I'm not so indebted to Hollywood that I haven't been willing to put myself out there." Ray Fisher is ready to talk. Ever since June 2020, when he fired off a tweet accusing Joss Whedon of "gross, abusive, unprofessional, and completely unaccep...