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It isn’t long ago that Ray Fisher calling out his Justice League director Joss Whedon dominated all the possible headlines. Later looking at the intensity of the situation, Warner Bros put up an inquiry in the claims that Whedon was abusive. It turns out, five months down the line, the inquiry has been concluded with ‘remedial actions’ taken, and even Fisher has confirmed the same. Below is all you need to know about the same.
To brush up your memory, Justice League was originally being directed by Zack Snyder, who had to step down due to a personal tragedy. Joss Whedon was appointed as the new director. Five months ago when the buzz around Snyder cut became intense, Ray Fisher who plays Cyborg in the film decided to call out Whedon in a long post. He withdrew his support from him and called his behaviour abusive and claimed that he was toxic on the sets of the film.
Now as per a report in The Hollywood Reporter, the inquiry that was set up in the matter that involved Ray Fisher and Joss Whedon has concluded. Warner Bros announced this in a statement on Friday night. The studio just revealed that the remedial actions have been taken. “WarnerMedia’s investigation into the Justice League movie has concluded and remedial action has been taken,” the statement read without talking about any further details.
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