James Gunn has been named DC’s new film director alongside Peter Safran. The director also partially carries out his duties on Twitter, where he explains many of the current decisions around DC and interacts directly with users.
Gunn has now been attacked by a DC star on the social media platform. Justice League actor Ray Fisher accused him of certain tweets deleted to have. Gunn responded directly with an explanation.
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In a tweet, Fisher accused Gunn, according to Deadline, of deleting tweets of himself in which he advocated supportive behavior toward Joss Whedon excused:
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Several allegations have been leveled against Whedon, that the director created a toxic work environment on the Justice League set through abusive and unprofessional behavior.
In his tweet, Fisher alleges that there may be a Job requirement for Warner Bros./DC is to refuse to make an excuse for toxic behavior.
James Gunn responded directly to Fisher’s attack:
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ALL my tweets are automatically deleted every few months Ray, it has nothing to do with my tweets to you.
Ray Fisher was among those who spoke out publicly against Joss Whedon’s conduct on the Justice League set. Due to the tensions between him and the director, it is said that the much larger Cyborg story in the theatrical version of the DC blockbuster so small failed.
The 2021 Justice League Snyder cut showed that Fisher’s character was actually a emotional key figure for the plot of the film.
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