He looks like many actors do when promoting something bad. We saw it with the JL cast, the Game of Thones cast, etc. There's nothing to read into with that clip. We're just looking for things.
There is obviously something to the story with Charisma.
But I just posted an interview with J August and I've seen him talk about Joss in person too. It's pretty clear there are no issues there.
Fair assessment. I guess with Ray Fisher obviously praising Joss before and completely retracting it now, I find it harder to assume people feel like they can talk freely in interviews that promote their current project, but it's just as possible that J August nodding was in support of Charisma and not saying that his own experience was the same. Like I said, I would love to hear his thoughts now, no matter what they are.
it shows a lot for Ezra's character that he still did this scene even after his costar refused and they had to use a body double for her instead.
Well this is a perfectly stupid statement after all the trash that was reported about Whedon and his relationships with actresses.
At least he repliedI hate this kind of comments. Like who doesn't know that people can act differently with different people. A lot of POS wife beaters are very nice guys to everyone else?
I cant stand whedon and his trash output either, i wonder if more accounts will come up from people of on set abuse or if fisher will elaborate.
Also it was odd that he got fired from Batgirl (over some sort of sexual harrassment or skeevy stuff i forgot the details of that so if somebody could correct me that would be dope) and then handed an HBO show about a year later.
Industry sources add that even as Whedon faced story issues, in today's cultural environment, a male filmmaker may have faced greater public scrutiny if he were to have tackled a movie with lead characters of such feminist importance as Batgirl or Wonder Woman, much like a white filmmaker would have seen backlash taking on the Black Panther movie.
I don't understand what the first part here has to do with the second? Both Snyder and Whedon are whiteEven with so little info I believe Fisher. As a black person who went to school/works in majority white spaces I can totally see Fisher feeling comfortable/empowered with Zach and just completely thrown under the bus with Whedon.
Good on him, really. We don't have enough details to know what kind of abuse Ray is talking about, but it can come down to him not having good chemistry with Josh and Josh not being to handle an actor he doesn't like and being a POS on set, while being adorable with actors he likes.
Even with so little info I believe Fisher. As a black person who went to school/works in majority white spaces I can totally see Fisher feeling comfortable/empowered with Zach and just completely thrown under the bus with Whedon.
I don't understand what the first part here has to do with the second? Both Snyder and Whedon are white
I'm saying even in white spaces whiteness isn't a monolith. Zach found and cast Fisher and (from what I understand) put him in the forefront/empowered him. Then Whedon came and the dynamic completely shifted. Not implying Fisher's reduced role/ treatment on set were explicitly due to his race but I've had similar experiences. We're still waiting for more info to come out but I don't find it hard to believe that Whedon took over and had very set idea's on which stories/actors/voices he wanted to highlight.
He looks like many actors do when promoting something bad. We saw it with the JL cast, the Game of Thones cast, etc. There's nothing to read into with that clip. We're just looking for things.
We don't know. His ex-wife accused him of this in her article about what a shitty husband he was. She basically said he did casting couch type stuff, but never specified with who. She also said he began inappropriate emotional affairs with female castmembers, and I'm 99% sure she's talking about Amy Acker there, but that's just my speculation.
Ugh please stop.
It isclear that both, Ray Fisher and Momoa are in an uncomfortable moment by what Ray was forced to say at that moment, it has nothing to do with promoting the movie itself.
Based on what? Like, I'm not batting for Whedon here, but has this been corroborated in any way? Because I've never heard of this.
It is only "clear" in that they likely knew the production and film was a mess. It is absolutely not "clear" that Momoa was reacting to some known abuse from Whedon and enabling by Johns.
Based on what? Like, I'm not batting for Whedon here, but has this been corroborated in any way? Because I've never heard of this.
Acker. I posted earlier about his ex-wife and am well-aware of that. I'm well-aware that she said that he had "casting couch" situations. However, no names were ever given nor were the claims ever corroborated so to throw out a random name like that is problematic.You are asking about what his ex-wife said about him or about the Amy Acker thing?
Acker. I posted earlier about his ex-wife and am well-aware of that. I'm well-aware that she said that he had "casting couch" situations. However, no names were ever given nor were the claims ever corroborated so to throw out a random name like that is problematic.
No. It likely comes from the fact that Acker is one of the people he continues to work with and remain friends with, as she appeared in a number of things after (Dollhouse, Cabin in the Woods, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.).
A number of people are throwing out random stuff in the thread, from random "rumors" without a single source behind it to casually dropping lies about him getting fired from a movie for sexual harassment.
"Ray is getting revenge for having to say boo yah." -Actual response to Fisher's comments
Justice League Producer Denies Ray Fisher's Claim, Says He Was Upset When Asked to Say "Booyah"
Former Warner Bros. co-president of production Jon Berg has fired back at Ray Fisher's allegation [...]comicbook.com
"Ray is getting revenge for having to say boo yah." -Actual response to Fisher's comments
Justice League Producer Denies Ray Fisher's Claim, Says He Was Upset When Asked to Say "Booyah"
Former Warner Bros. co-president of production Jon Berg has fired back at Ray Fisher's allegation [...]comicbook.com
There were times in our relationship that I was uncomfortable with the attention Joss paid other women. He always had a lot of female friends, but he told me it was because his mother raised him as a feminist, so he just liked women better. He said he admired and respected females, he didn't lust after them. I believed him and trusted him. On the set of "Buffy," Joss decided to have his first secret affair.
Fifteen years later, when he was done with our marriage and finally ready to tell the truth, he wrote me, "When I was running 'Buffy,' I was surrounded by beautiful, needy, aggressive young women. It felt like I had a disease, like something from a Greek myth. Suddenly I am a powerful producer and the world is laid out at my feet and I can't touch it." But he did touch it. He said he understood, "I would have to lie — or conceal some part of the truth — for the rest of my life," but he did it anyway, hoping that first affair, "would be ENOUGH, that THEN we could move on and outlast it."
Joss admitted that for the next decade and a half, he hid multiple affairs and a number of inappropriate emotional ones that he had with his actresses, co-workers, fans and friends, while he stayed married to me. He wrote me a letter when our marriage was falling apart, but I still didn't know the whole truth, and said, "I've never loved anyone or wanted to be with anyone in any real or long-term way except for you ever. And I love our life. I love how you are, how we are, who you are and what we've done both separately and together, how much fun we have…" He wanted it all; he didn't want to choose, so he accepted the duality as a part of his life.
Editor's Note: A spokesperson for Joss Whedon provided the following response, "While this account includes inaccuracies and misrepresentations which can be harmful to their family, Joss is not commenting, out of concern for his children and out of respect for his ex-wife."
"Ray is getting revenge for having to say boo yah." -Actual response to Fisher's comments
Justice League Producer Denies Ray Fisher's Claim, Says He Was Upset When Asked to Say "Booyah"
Former Warner Bros. co-president of production Jon Berg has fired back at Ray Fisher's allegation [...]comicbook.com
Me neither! But that's also because Whedon is a different director with very different visual and storytelling sensibilities than Snyder, who was brought onboard to rework someone else's script and direct someone else's cast, so it wouldn't surprise me that he naturally ended up highlighting different actors/characters than Snyder would have. I would also imagine the negative reception to BvS and the positive reception to WW influenced how certain characters ended up being portrayed. I take your point about Snyder giving Fisher more of a seat at the table than Whedon. I just don't know how much their whiteness was a part of it since they are both white guys. But we also don't know much about the situation so maybe more will come out on that front.I'm saying even in white spaces whiteness isn't a monolith. Zach found and cast Fisher and (from what I understand) put him in the forefront/empowered him. Then Whedon came and the dynamic completely shifted. Not implying Fisher's reduced role/ treatment on set were explicitly due to his race but I've had similar experiences. We're still waiting for more info to come out but I don't find it hard to believe that Whedon took over and had very set idea's on which stories/actors/voices he wanted to highlight.
They're not firing a black man for coming forward with corroborated allegations of abuse. The PR would be catastrophic.
What do you mean based on what? It's just a vibe I get from interviews and their working relationship. That's why I said that it's just my speculation, to avoid this exact response. Take it with a grain of salt.Based on what? Like, I'm not batting for Whedon here, but has this been corroborated in any way? Because I've never heard of this.
I remember an old interview with David Greenwalt where he confirmed Charisma told them early during pre production of season 4 when the writers had only broken the first three or four episodes of the season so there was no scramble as she wouldn't start showing for months.Charisma has outright denied rumors that she "hid" her pregnancy until the last possible moment, making the writers scramble. And her exit was clearly poor, though she did return the following season for that (beautiful) farewell episode.
"Ray is getting revenge for having to say boo yah." -Actual response to Fisher's comments
This is probably the most 2020 response I should have expected."Ray is getting revenge for having to say boo yah." -Actual response to Fisher's comments
Justice League Producer Denies Ray Fisher's Claim, Says He Was Upset When Asked to Say "Booyah"
Former Warner Bros. co-president of production Jon Berg has fired back at Ray Fisher's allegation [...]comicbook.com
It's not a great response but you know that isn't what he said. "Actual response," indeed.
Paraphrasing aside. Please tell me what were the intentions of "casually" saying he was "upset" when discussing the allegations?
According to people on here if you come out you might get blacklisted AND your life might be in serious threat if you call people out on their unprofessionalism so instead just like tweets about it !If this is true, I really hope the rest of the cast will come out and support him instead of being silent.
Rest of the cast still have relatively active careers and are implored to keep silent by their publicists. I wouldn't expect anything from central cast members.If this is true, I really hope the rest of the cast will come out and support him instead of being silent.