Ray Fisher reveals why he was 'not' sued by Justice League director Joss Whedon

The Flash actor Ray Fisher’s ongoing battle with DC Films has been making headlines for quite some time now. The actor took to his social media account to explain his situation with director Joss Whedon. On February 16, the actor explained his side of the story, and why he will not be a part of The Flash any further. He took to his Twitter handle to explain why he has not been sued by the Justice League film director Joss Whedon.

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Ray Fisher on why he has not been sued by Joss Whedon

His tweet comes after a long message he shared on Twitter wherein he has reported his side of the story after he was removed from The Flash after he made a statement that he will not be a part of any project associated with DC Films President Walter Hamada. Ray Fisher's tweet read, ‘There’s only one reason that I haven’t been sued by Joss Whedon, Toby Emmerich, Geoff Johns, Jon Berg, or Walter Hamada: They know I’m telling the truth. A>E’. Ray has referred to the war of words where he has said that Whedon’s behaviour was ‘gross and unprofessional’ on sets in July 2020. He also has said that Whedon’s behaviour was ‘enabled’ by the current chairman of Warner Bros Pictures Toby Emmerich and the former entertainment president Geoff Johns.

His fans and followers stay divided on the issue. Some of them are in support of Ray Fisher while some has said that Ray’s remarks are very vague, and they do not shed light on what the actual matter is. See their reactions below:

Ray Fisher and Joss Whedon's controversy

According to a report by Variety, in July 2020, Ray accused Whedon of exhibiting as 'gross and unprofessional' on the sets of Justice League. The film also received mixed reviews at the box office. Whedon had taken over the additional photography duties at DC Comics after Zack Synder left the project due to a death in his family. The audiences thought that the movie was a compromise of Synder's vision and demanded the release of the Snyder cut of Justice League'. This made Synder announce that his cut of the film will be released on HBO Max in 2021. 

According to a report by The Wrap, an independent investigation was launched to go the depth of the issue. Warner Bros issued a statement saying that Fisher had not described what the 'actionable misconduct' was and he also refused multiple attempts of contact by the investigator. Fisher, in turn, hit back at the investigation saying that he doubted the authenticity of the same.  

On January 14, Ray tweeted a long note about his removal from The Flash. He said that he disagreed with the statement was not surprised by the news. He also mentioned the details of the time when he had decided that he would not be a part of any project if Walter Hamada was associated with it. 

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