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&ldquo;The Flash&rdquo; actor Ezra Miller is set to plead guilty to his recent burglary and larceny charges, in exchange for law enforcement dropping the charges and reliving the actor from an extended prison sentence that will not only throw Miller&rsquo;s career into jeopardy, but also put the future of the projects that he was involved with at risk, including the highly anticipated DC movie &ldquo;The Flash&rdquo;, which is set to hit theatres on the 16th of June, 2023.
The actor has made promises to work on his mental health following a public and dramatic display of several alleged criminal activities, which drew considerable negative media attention when he was accused of allegedly choking a woman. Since then, Miller was also arrested for disorderly conduct and assault, besides being accused of kidnapping and allowing children access to firearms.
The 30-year-old star has been an intriguing talent since his breakout role in the 2011&rsquo;s film, &ldquo;We Need To Talk About Kevin&rdquo;, which he followed with another noteworthy performance in 2012&rsquo;s &ldquo;The Perks Of Being A Wallflower&rdquo;, however, he was launched into stardom when he got to play the iconic role of The Flash in 2017&rsquo;s &ldquo;Justice League&rdquo;.
The future of Miller in the DCEU remains undetermined, with James Gunn and Peter Safran leading DC Studios who had been open about their plans to make some major changes to the DC Universe, which might include some serious shakeups of the DC heroes cast who played the iconic characters in the early stages of the DCEU.

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