It seems that the production of the "League of Justice" was even more problematic than it could be assumed. About creative disagreements and some other troubles on the filming of this film have been known for a long time, but now the situation is becoming new details. The initiator of the new wave of discussions was the actor Ray Fisher, which in the film dc is fixed by the role of cyborg. The other day Fisher published a number of records in Twitter, in which he criticized the director Joss Odon's open source. The Odon himself did not respond to it for this, but actor Alar Alan Tyudik, who wrote in Twitter, was in his defense.
I was not there, but I am familiar with Joss 17 years. Honestly, I can not imagine that these charges are truth, although I have a rich imagination.
Wasn't There, But I Have Known Joss For 17 Years, I Honestly CAN't Even Imagine It and I Have a Pretty Good Imagination. https://t.co/z6g9c7md6c.
- Alan Tudyk (@alantudyk) July 1, 2020
Tyudik crossed with Udon repeatedly - they together worked on such film projects as the "Firefly", "Puppet House" and "Serentiti" mission. Of course, the words of Tyudik - not a direct refutation of the accusations from Fisher, because some conflict between Odonon and the acting "League of Justice" was still. Another question is what was the essence of these disagreements and who behaved not to honor.
Whatever it was, Fisher also found supporters. For example, his sensational tweet about Wyon Light photographer Clay Inos, who was one of the first who insisted on the release of the original "league of justice" Zack Snidder. It is noteworthy that the Snyder himself responded to Fisher's post.