After entering a not-guilty plea, Ezra Miller, star of The Flash, faces over $2,000 in fines and up to 26 years in prison if found guilty of felony burglary.
Based on reports from Deadline, on October 17 Miller made a remote appearance in the Vermont Superior Court’s criminal division. Miller was arrested on theft charges after he was accused of taking three bottles of wine from a home’s pantry on August 7 in Vermont.
According to Miller’s spokesman, the house belonged to a boyhood friend, and Miller thought he and his mother had gained entry since they smelled rice wine being prepared. “Miller did not comprehend the friend did not want to be buddies anymore,” the representative added.
Monday in court, Miller was ordered to stay away from both the home’s owner and another Vermont resident. The next court date for this matter is scheduled for January 13, 2023.
Miller’s lawyer, Lisa B. Shelkrot, said, “Ezra would like to thank the love and support they have gotten from their family and friends, who continue to be a critical presence in their ongoing mental health.
Miller’s recent legal issues include this incident and others in Hawaii, Massachusetts, and North Dakota. Manipulation, intimidation, and threat to others, unruly behavior, hurling a chair at a woman, grabbing a woman by the throat, grooming minors, and other claims have been made.
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Another source states that Miller has returned to the set of The Flash for reshoots after apologizing for their recent actions, dispelling rumors that DC is unlikely to keep Miller in the Flash role in future DC films.
Miller explained that he has started continuing treatment for his mental health after realizing, “having recently gone through a moment of intense crisis,” that he has multiple mental health problems. Please accept my sincere apologies to everyone I may have alarmed or upset with my previous actions. I will put in the effort required to recover my health, safety, and productivity.
A script for The Flash 2 has reportedly already been written, but it doesn’t guarantee Miller will return; it only means DC is actively plotting out what’s next for the fan-favorite hero.
