“It’s definitely one of my best experiences working with an actor in my whole career,” TheFlash director Andy Muschietti says of working with Ezra Miller. Listen to the full episode here:
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“I knew it from the movies I’ve seen with them. It wasn’t until I met them, that I realized that they were an impeccable comedian as well,” the director continues. Essentially, Miller would go from playing one twin to the other before and after lunch, the priority being which character was bearing the bulk of the drama in the scene. The Muschiettis worked with Miller over six months of prep and across 138 shooting days.
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