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Yeah, how hard is it ?Hamada just needs to apologize and end the whole thing.
Yeah, how hard is it ?
Ray publicly accused him of trying to tamper with the investigation. Hamada will never admit to that. If he does apologize it'll be a backhanded "I'm sorry Ray felt that he was being victimized" type of response.
Is he just gonna do one of his drive by “A>E” tweets every time WB says or does anything?
Hamada just needs to apologize and end the whole thing.
Swallowing ones pride or putting aside bad optics are hard pills to swallow for people.
Apologies have to be given not demanded. Dragging The Flash into this drama accomplishes nothing and makes me question this mans maturity level. What kind of a man constantly demands apologies from a billion dollar corporation? Does he actually believe the WB cares about him enough or any of the actors/staff that was involved on the film to make a public apology over vague accusations of tampering? He's just an actor who gets paid handsomely to pretend to be a superhero. I feel sorry for the hardworking people who actually suffer from abuse and racism and don't have all the privilege and money this boy has. Most of us don't have time to sit around tweeting about demands for apologies.
I'm convinced now that this has all been about Cyborg's role being reduced in the theatrical cut and he's clearly annoyed that he's not in The Flash. No idea how anyone can defend this clown at this point when Gal Gadot dealt with way worse and hasn't demanded any attention. Fisher pretending to stand up for others when he constantly makes himself the focus just leaves a bad taste in my mouth and makes me question those that defend him. Would they be this supportive of Fisher if he was not in a Superhero film directed by their favorite director?
I don't think occasionally tweeting about something and moving on with your life are mutually exclusive.
He isn't standing outside WB with a placard everyday. Every now and then he posts something on the Internet, it's not as if he's obsessed, he has been working on other projects and tweets about other things.
If you wanted to you could make a case some of us spend more time talking about this than he does and we should move on with our lives.
The Flash film is connected to this more than The Batman, Black Adam or The Suicide Squad because there was a plan for Fisher to be in it which isn't happening due to the controversy. It doesn't seem to be a case of Fisher trying to get attention by piggybacking off of any DC announcemtn, but rather him reminding people that had he kept quiet and done as he was told he'd be in the film, but now he's not.
Fisher has said that Jon Berg apologised to him early on, and he's laid off of him ever since. So it seems he is willing to accept apologies.
So, him asking for apology from persons involved in maligning him (articles appearing in HR, Variety, EW, despite parent company (WarnerMedia) not approving it) is not unreasonable demand.
Now, Hamada can play smug and act like he was right all along and he was doing everything that was in best interest of actors, but many know he wasn't.
Ray Fisher was going to get a solo Cyborg movie, which never took off, then his role in JL which was pretty important to the movie and himself, was cut short in the Theatrically released movie.
Now, his chance of playing a guest role in Flash depends on how Hamada responds (since he is still looking after DC Films), maybe the role is cancelled by Studio for what ?
For standing up to mistreatment of him and his follow cast and crew members ? Then for asking for a free & fair investigation, which didn't happen, BTW, when WB Studio was involved, it only happened when AT&T (the parent company) got involved and set up an investigation headed by independent person. And, the remedial action taken suggests that Fisher was right, the grievances were legitimate.
So, him asking for apology from persons involved in maligning him (articles appearing in HR, Variety, EW, despite parent company (WarnerMedia) not approving it) is not unreasonable demand.
Now, Hamada can play smug and act like he was right all along and he was doing everything that was in best interest of actors, but many know he wasn't.