Hollywood up-and-comer Ezra Miller may have been a polarizing choice to play The Flash in WB's budding cinematic universe, but that isn't stopping the young actor from enjoying this potentially career-defining moment. When asked about whether he's excited to know that he's potentially going to have a job for quite a long time, Miller stated, "It's a mixed bag but I'm happy - I'm going to say I feel really happy about it in one way because the idea of actually having a steady job in my life is actually incredibly comforting. It's something I didn't necessarily think I would ever have. And then of course, there are the moments when responsibility-dodging, adolescent-me is like, 'No, I don't wan to' [laughs]. [But] that's a very small part. At this point, it's a diminishing voice. Every time I think about that reality, it makes me extremely happy. I'm really stoked and I would do it for forty years. That contract could have said anything."
The DC Comics speed-based superhero is expected to join his fellow comic book contemporaries in WB's
Justice League film in 2017 before receiving a solo-film in 2018.
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