Ezra Miller, Lynne Ramsay team up for new film

After facing multiple controversies since 2020, Ezra Miller appears to be making tentative steps toward a Hollywood comeback. The actor's recent appearance at Cannes Film Festival for Lynne Ramsay's "Die My Love" premiere marked one of their most visible public outings in years.

Best known for playing The Flash in DC films and Credence Barebone in Fantastic Beasts, Miller's career took a hit after several disturbing incidents went viral online. These included footage showing the actor allegedly assaulting a fan and multiple subsequent arrests in Hawaii and Vermont.

Navigating Personal Struggles and Public Scrutiny

During their time away from the spotlight, Miller has been focusing on mental health and creative work. "I've been writing a lot because you can do that in solitude," the actor shared about their recent period of reflection. They expressed gratitude for difficult lessons learned during this challenging chapter of their life.

Miller's potential return centers around a new collaboration with filmmaker Lynne Ramsay, describing their working relationship as deeply meaningful. "I think she's one of the greatest living filmmakers," Miller said about their creative partner. The upcoming vampire project will mark Miller's first major endeavor if their Hollywood comeback proceeds.

Reevaluating Relationships and Priorities

The actor spoke candidly about learning to distinguish genuine relationships in the entertainment industry. "You really...when you work in this industry, you wind up connected with people who don't actually care about your wellbeing," Miller reflected. These realizations appear to have shaped Miller's current perspective on career and personal growth.

While remaining cautious about full-scale reentry into acting, Miller confirmed their commitment to the Ramsay project. Industry observers will be watching closely to see if this marks the beginning of a professional resurgence for the embattled star.