Ezra Miller case: More and more women are reporting harassment and assault

Actor Ezra Miller, known for play­ing DC super­hero Flash in sev­er­al films for Warn­er Bros., was set to begin film­ing on the stu­dio’s lat­est entry in the ‘Har­ry Pot­ter’ fran­chise, ‘Fan­tas­tic Beasts: ‘The Secrets of Dum­b­le­dore’ in Lon­don when film­ing halt­ed on March 15, 2020 due to Covid-19.

In the weeks that fol­lowed, Miller, who iden­ti­fies as non-bina­ry and uses “she/they” pro­nouns, became a reg­u­lar at bars in Ice­land’s cap­i­tal, Reyk­jav’k, where locals met and even befriend­ed her. Then they began to show anoth­er, fleet­ing side of their per­son­al­i­ty that began to wor­ry Icelanders.

Miller had many alter­ca­tions at the bar, one of which involved attack­ing a young woman inside the bar, reports Variety.

Short­ly after the inci­dent, Vari­ety spoke to the woman Miller assault­ed; She recent­ly con­firmed that her com­ments for this arti­cle can be print­ed. Con­cerned about her pri­va­cy, she asked to remain anony­mous as this is the first time she is telling her sto­ry publicly.

In the blur­ry video, Miller can be seen con­fronting the woman — who is smil­ing and wav­ing her arms as she walks towards her — and ask­ing, “Do you want to fight? Is that what you’re doing?” Miller lets out an audi­ble gasp after grab­bing her neck. The per­son who filmed the video stopped to inter­vene, Vari­ety has confirmed.

Accord­ing to three sources, the woman had spo­ken to Miller at the bar before the argu­ment. She said she inquired about the actor’s feet — vis­i­ble in flip-flops — after notic­ing some wounds, which Miller explained were bat­tle scars from a fight.

After dis­cussing how they got her, she was about to walk away, but turned and joked, “But just so you know, I might put you in a fight.” Miller replied, “You real­ly want to fight?” and the woman told them to meet her in the smok­ing area in two minutes.

Anoth­er woman named Nadia claimed in an inter­view with ‘Vari­ety’ that after a cor­dial two-year friend­ship with Miller, most­ly via text mes­sage, the actor came to her Berlin apart­ment late one evening in Feb­ru­ary 2022 at her invi­ta­tion. They had not seen each oth­er since their con­sen­su­al sex­u­al encounter in 2020.

But after a friend­ly inter­ac­tion, Miller’s mood changed dra­mat­i­cal­ly when she told them they weren’t allowed to smoke in their home.

“It just put her off,” Nadia said. “I asked them to leave about 20 times, maybe more. They start­ed insult­ing me. I’m a ‘trans­pho­bic piece of shit’. I’m a ‘Nazi’. It got so, so stress­ful for me. They left around my house, look­ing at every­thing, touch­ing every­thing, spread­ing tobac­co leaves on the floor. It felt gross and very intrusive.”

Then, in June, a Rolling Stone sto­ry claimed that Miller had housed a moth­er and her three young chil­dren on her Ver­mont farm in unsafe liv­ing con­di­tions, with unse­cured guns strewn about the expan­sive property.