JusticeLeague star Ray Fisher has weighed in on Walter Hamada’s exit from Warner Brothers Discovery as Head of DC Films.
Warner Studios has seen its fair share of upheaval in recent times. From the cancellation of a slew of beloved projects to conversations regarding who would lead the new vision set out by President and CEO David Zaslav. A hunt for a new DC Films president has been ongoing with the likes of Dan Lin rumored at one point to be in the lead for the post. Despite a replacement still lacking, the former head of DC Films, Walter Hamada has exited his role.
"Walter Hamada tried to protect his toxic and discriminatory colleagues. He failed. He tried to bury me with lies in the trades. He failed. He is a product of old Hollywood cronyism. May we never experience his like again. Onward!" This is not the first time Fisher has celebrated the exit of an executive at Warner Studios. Earlier in the year, Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group Chairman Toby Emmerich stepped from his role and Fisher tweeted, "May we never see the likes of Toby Emmerich again. Better days are surely ahead."
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY Fisher’s running dispute with these executives stems from his time working to portray Victor Stone/Cyborg in Justice League. Allegations of misconduct and abuse were leveled against the film’s director, Joss Whedon by Fisher and the actor claimed that the director’s behavior was not checked but enabled by the top brass of the studio including Hamada and Emmerich.
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