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Ezra Miller's Reign of Terror and Warner Brothers' Cowardice
from The Choker | The Tim Dillon Show #313 · #313
20 min
Tim goes deep on the Ezra Miller saga he a a cult communes, choking a woman in Iceland, threatening a specific KKK chapter, throwing chairs, grooming allegations, brandishing a gun at a mother, and felony burglary otes that Warner Brothers keeps The Flash on track anyway, and jokes about whether claiming non-binary status gives him license for violence.
- Tim and the guest discuss the shelved Batgirl movie and speculation about whether it was a marketing strategy.
- Tim introduces Ezra Miller as a non-binary actor and role model for children, noting his difficulty with pronouns.
- Hollywood only makes superhero movies or slave narratives; those are the only two genres of film available in cinema.
- Early in the pandemic, a video leaked of Miller choking a woman outside a bar in Reykjavik, Iceland during what appeared to be a play fight.
- On January 27, 2022, Miller posted a video threatening a specific KKK faction in North Carolina, which is oddly specific given Miller has no known ties to the city.
- In Hawaii, Miller was arrested at a karaoke bar for yelling obscenities and grabbing a microphone from a 23-year-old woman singing.
- Tim notes that Miller subsequently claimed to be the victim and said he recorded his assault to make NFT crypto art.
- Miller was arrested again in Hawaii for allegedly throwing a chair that struck a woman in the head around 1 a.m.
- Parents of an 18-year-old environmental activist sought a protective order, claiming Miller began an inappropriate relationship with them at age 12.
- At a party in Massachusetts, Miller screamed in a mother's face about cultural appropriation and allegedly showed her a gun while threatening her.
- Miller acted inappropriately toward an 11-year-old child at the party by hugging them and touching their hips.
- Those close to Miller described the actor as increasingly unstable and running a commune in Iceland with beds on the floor for artists, expats, and young women.
- Miller runs another commune in Vermont with rampant drug use, unsecured guns, and housed three young children at a farm where a one-year-old had a bullet in its mouth.
- After Miller apologized and agreed to seek mental health help, Warner Brothers decided to keep the Flash on course for release, terrified by the prospect of losing a $200 million investment.
- Tim expresses disgust at Hollywood and tourism, suggesting that the real stardom is running a cult in Reykjavik, Iceland.
- Miller committed felony burglary in August, breaking into someone's house in Vermont and stealing their liquor, which was confirmed by arrest.
- Tim questions whether coming out as non-binary in Hollywood grants the ability to commit violence against women and children without consequences.
- The only genre of film available in America is superhero movies, which is disgusting given the nation's aging population.
- The story is funny because of how many buttons Ezra Miller can push and how much criminality they can be involved in while Warner Brothers keeps them employed.
- Tim states he will support Ron DeSantis if he uses the military to get Tim cast in a superhero film to replace Ezra Miller in the Flash.
Ezra MillerWarner BrothersThe FlashRon DeSantisHollywoodReykjavik