06 April,2018 10:49 PM IST | Dubai | IANS
Ezra Miller. Pic/YouTube
Actor Ezra Miller is excited about his solo yet untitled movie on his superhero avatar The Flash, but says he cant talk about the project as of now. Escaping a query on whether the film, slated for release in 2020, will be adapted from the comic books, Miller preferred to stay mum and said: "It probably won't be panel for panel. But (I would tell you to) remain excited."
The actor was at a press conference at the Dubai World Trade Centre for Middle East Film & Comic Con on Friday. Last seen on-screen as Barry Allen in Justice League, Miller said he loves to act.
"For me, acting is playing make believe in a literal way," he added.
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He was joined by actors like Karl Urban, Kristian Nairn and "Lost in Space" stars Molly Parker, Toby Stephens, Taylor Russell, Mina Sundwall and Max Jenkins at the event. With a lot of high points about a project kept under wraps, the actors have to also keep the secret.
Asked if they talk about their set secrets with anyone, Miller said: "Officially, we don't talk to anyone about anything." To this, Urban, who has featured in Star Trek and Thor: Ragnarok, said "I tell my dog everything." "Yes, that's what I meant," Miller then said, later adding that he doesn't "have a dog".
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