Ray Fisher responds to Warner Bros. claim he isn’t co-operating with ‘Justice League’ investigation

Earlier this year, Ray Fisher began his very public war with Warner Bros. after the actor went to social media to accuse Joss Whedon, Jon Berg, and Geoff Johns as being involved in abusive behavior during the reshoots on “Justice League.” Exact details were never revealed, and an investigation is ongoing with Warner Bros.

Recently, we reported that Jason Momoa entered the fracas between his “Justice League” co-star Ray Fisher and Warner Bros. At the time, all Momoa did was post a picture with a supportive hashtag.

Justice League.The Aquaman actor spoke out in support of his Justice League co-star Ray Fisher, who made allegations of “abusive” and “unprofessional” behaviour from director Joss Whedon alongside producers Geoff Johns and Jon Berg on set.Momoa shared his support for Fisher on Instagram, posting the hashtag #IStandWithRayFisherlast week, and has now commented on his own experiences as well.“This s— has to stop and needs to be looked at @ray8fisher and everyone else who experienced what

Back in July 2020, Ray Fisher, who plays Cyborg in DCEU (DC Extended Universe) had accused Justice League director Joss Whedon of "gross, abusive, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable" behaviour along with naming some big wigs at Warner Bros. as well.

Jason Momoa is speaking up in favor of his co-star. In July, Ray Fisher, who appeared in "Justice League" alongside Momoa, accused Joss Whedon of "gross, abusive, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable" behavior on the set of the movie.

Jason Momoa isn’t backing out of his support for Ray Fisher, amid abusive accusations that happened while filming Justice League.

Jason Momoa is the first Justice League actor to speak up with support for co-star Ray Fisher amid Warner Bros. investigation into his claims of what happened on the set of the superhero film.

Feuds are nothing new in Hollywood. Especially when you consider the film industry features studios that routinely pay millions of dollars for actors to appear in films that cost hundreds of millions of dollars more.

The back and forth messiness between actor Ray Fisher and Warner Bros. regarding the third-party investigation into abuse on the set of “Justice League” continues.

Ray Fisher is speaking out against Warner Bros. after he made claims about the “abusive” behavior he allegedly encountered while working with Joss Whedon on the set of Justice League.

Ray Fisher is denying Warner Bros.' claims that he did not cooperate with the third-party investigator who is looking into his misconduct allegations about the environment on the set. ET has reached out to Fisher and Warner Bros.

In July, actor Ray Fisher went public with allegations of mistreatment on the set of 2017’s “Justice League”.

If you thought the battle for “Justice League” and Ray Fisher‘s allegations of abusive behavior on set wasn’t already messy enough, Fisher just disproved Warner Bros. claims that the actor hadn’t met with the third-party investigator, by showing an email he sent to his team last month.

Ray Fisher, the actor who played Cyborg in the Justice League movie, is speaking out after Warner Bros. said he wasn’t cooperating with an investigation into claims he made about misconduct on the set.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerUPDATE: Ray Fisher has responded to a statement from Warner Bros.

In July, actor Ray Fisher went public with allegations of mistreatment on the set of 2017’s “Justice League”.

The “Justice League” saga continues to be very messy and unpredictable. Following actor Ray Fisher‘s allegations about his treatment on Joss Whedon‘s set for the film, and Whedon’s “gross” and “abusive” behavior, Warner Bros.

Warner Bros. claims that Ray Fisher is refusing to cooperate with them in their misconduct investigation after he accused Joss Whedon and producers Geoff Johns and Jon Berg of “gross” and “abusive” behavior on the Justice League set.

publicly accused the film’s credited director, Joss Whedon, of “gross, abusive, unprofessional” behavior on set. Fisher also said that Whedon’s behavior was enabled by then-DC Entertainment president and chief creative officer Geoff Johns, and by Jon Berg, former co-president of production at WB.