Ezra Miller Addresses Return, Remorse, and Comeback

Ezra Miller, known for roles in 'The Flash' and 'Fantastic Beasts,' has tentatively returned to public life after a two-year hiatus stemming from legal troubles, including arrests for assault, harassment, and burglary. Miller attended the 2025 Cannes Film Festival and the Filming Italy Sardegna Festival to support director Lynne Ramsay, with whom they are co-writing a new project. In interviews, Miller expressed deep remorse and gratitude for the lessons learned during their period of crisis and solitude. They described their relationship with Hollywood as cautious and highlighted the importance of loyalty to loved ones while navigating public scrutiny. Miller has found comfort in writing during their time away, and their collaboration with Ramsay is expected to be their first major post-hiatus project. Despite past controversies, Miller's careful reemergence suggests a possible, though tentative, Hollywood comeback.