David Zaslav is 'excited' for Ezra Miller's superhero movie, despite every other Google result you'll get for 'Ezra Miller' right now
and we’re not going to put a movie out unless we believe in it.
”that the movies that David Zaslav doesn’t “believe in” just happen to be the same films lined up by his immediate predecessor, Jason Kilar, as part of the company’s bold movies-direct-to-streaming-plan. In contrast, Zaslavfilm , despite the fact that star Ezra Miller has taken the unorthodox step of issuing most of the film’s recent
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