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Ray Fisher is speaking out about his experience with an executive at DC Films, and it appears as if he’s done playing Cyborg.

In a tweet posted today (December 30), the Cyborg actor accused DC Films President Walter Hamada of being the “most dangerous kind of enabler.”

He wrote: “Walter Hamada is the most dangerous kind of enabler. He lies, and WB PR’s failed Sept. 4th hit-piece, sought to undermine the very real issues of the Justice League investigation. I will not participate in any production associated with him. A>E.”

Ray has been embroiled in a public dispute with the studios following allegations of misconduct by director Joss Whedon. He accused the director of racism and verbal abuse earlier this year.

WarnerMedia released a statement on December 11 about Ray‘s allegations, announcing the conclusion of their internal investigation.

In September, Ray‘s co-star Jason Momoa expressed support for the actor – read what he had to say.

Ray Fisher is taking on a new role!

The 33-year-old Justice League star will co-star in ABC’s limited series Women of the Movement from Marissa Jo Cerar, Deadline reported Thursday (December 17).

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The six-episode series will premiere in 2021, and follows Mamie Till-Mobley (Adrienne Warren), who devoted her life to seeking justice for her son Emmett Till (Cedric Joe), following his brutal killing in the Jim Crow South.

Ray will play Gene Mobley, the man who would have been Emmett Till’s stepfather, if not for his murder.

“A devoted partner to Emmett’s mother, Mamie, Gene was considered the love of her life. They later married,” the outlet also reports of the role.

Gina Prince-Bythewood will direct the first episode of the limited series, which will feature a team of directors who are all women of color.

“It is an honor to be joining Women of the Movement’s powerful portrayal of Mamie Till-Mobley’s journey. To be in service of her story with so many talented women of color at the helm is truly a privilege. Mrs. Till-Mobley’s actions inspired the fight for fundamental change in our country, and her legacy will continue to serve as a much-needed reminder that a single person can indeed change the world,” he said in a statement.

WarnerMedia released a statement about the ongoing investigation involving Joss Whedon‘s treatment of cast and crew on the set of Justice League.Ray Fisher, who played Cyborg, first brought the claims to light earlier this year, accusing the director of racism and verbal abuse, among other things. Here’s an update…

WarnerMedia released a statement about the ongoing investigation involving Joss Whedon‘s treatment of cast and crew on the set of Justice League.

Ray Fisher, who played Cyborg, first brought the claims to light earlier this year, accusing the director of racism and verbal abuse, among other things.

“Prior to Justice League’s reshoot process, blatantly racist conversations were had and entertained—on multiple occasions—by former and current top level executives at Warner Bros. Pictures,” Ray had stated. “Decision-makers that participated in those racist conversations were Geoff Johns, Jon Berg, and current Warner Bros. Pictures Group chairman Toby Emmerich.”

Ray‘s co-star Jason Momoa also supported the claims in multiple social media posts.

Now, WarnerMedia sent out an alert to Ray and other members of press about the investigation probe.

There was something else that Ray accused Joss of during the movie shoot. See what it was here…

Ray will appear as Cyborg again in Zack Snyder‘s limited Justice League event. Find out more about it here!

Ray Fisher is elaborating on his claims against Justice League director Joss Whedon.

In a new interview with Forbes, the Cyborg actor said that Whedon digitally altered the skin tone of a person of a color in the superhero movie.

“What set my soul on fire and forced me to speak out about Joss Whedon this summer was my becoming informed that Joss had ordered that the complexion of an actor of color be changed in post-production because he didn’t like the color of their skin tone,” Ray said. “Man, with everything 2020′s been, that was the tipping point for me.”

Joss responded to the claims, through a spokesperson, who said, “The individual who offered this statement acknowledged that this was just something that he had heard from someone else and accepted as truth, when in fact simple research would prove that it was false. As is standard on almost all films, there were numerous people involved with mixing the final product, including the editor, special effects person, composer, etc. with the senior colorist responsible for the final version’s tone, colors, and mood. This process was further complicated on this project by the fact that [original director] Zack [Snyder] shot on film, while Joss shot on digital, which required the team, led by the same senior colorist who has worked on previous films for Zack, to reconcile the two.”

Ray also claimed there were “blatantly racist conversations” happening between studio execs at Warner Bros.

“Prior to Justice League‘s reshoot process, blatantly racist conversations were had and entertained — on multiple occasions — by former and current top level executives at Warner Bros. Pictures. Decision-makers that participated in those racist conversations were Geoff Johns, Jon Berg, and current Warner Bros. Pictures Group chairman Toby Emmerich,” he said in the Forbes interview. “I plan [on] getting much more specific about each of these guys after the investigation is over — this interview is just the abridged version.”

One of the Justice League stars recently spoke up to support Ray amid the claims he has made.

Zack Snyder is reportedly set to film new footage for the extended cut of Justice League next month and will be bringing back Ray Fisher as Cyborg.

The Hollywood Reporter shared that the Snyder Cut has inspired a four-episode limited series on HBO Max and Ray will be returning for the series with Ben Affleck as Batman, Henry Cavill as Superman and Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman.

Ray‘s shoot is expected to last a week or so in October.

The report is significant as Ray is currently in a battle with Warner Bros. over claims he, the cast and crew suffered abuse from Joss Whedon, who took over the film from Zack after a family tragedy in 2017.

Jason Momoa, aka Aquaman, backed up his claims twice.

Ray is also said to be in talks to have a cameo in The Flash stand alone movie.

Jason Momoa isn’t backing out of his support for Ray Fisher, amid abusive accusations that happened while filming Justice League.

The 41-year-old actor first shared his support for Ray with a post on his Instagram Stories, with the hashtag “I Stand With Ray Fisher”.

Now, Jason has expanded on his stance with a new Instagram post.

“THIS SHIT HAS TO STOP AND NEEDS TO BE LOOKED AT @ray8fisher AND EVERYONE ELSE WHO EXPERIENCED WHAT HAPPEN UNDER THE WATCH OF @wbpictures NEEDS PROPER INVESTIGATION,” Jason wrote in all caps on his feed.

He added, “I just think it’s f***ed up that people released a fake Frosty announcement without my permission to try to distract from Ray Fisher speaking up about the sh–ty way we were treated on Justice League reshoots.”

“Serious stuff went down. It needs to be investigated and people need to be held accountable. #IStandWithRayFisher. aloha j”

Ray has accused director Joss Whedon of abusive and unprofessional behavior on the set of the movie. Warner Bros. launched an investigation into the accusations, because claiming that Ray was not cooperating.

Ray says the studio is lying. Read his statement here…

Jason Momoa is the first Justice League actor to speak up with support for co-star Ray Fisher amid the Warner Bros. investigation into his claims of what happened on the set of the superhero film.

Ray has said that Joss Whedon, the director who replaced original director Zack Snyder, was “abusive” and “unprofessional” while working on the movie.

Warner Bros. launched an investigation into the claims and then said that Ray was not cooperating, which he refuted in a statement.

Jason took to his Instagram Stories on Monday (September 7) and shared a photo of Ray along with the caption, “I Stand with Ray Fisher” in hashtag format.

Ray posted a screencap of the photo on his Twitter account and said, “Let’s Go!!! #BORGLIFE. Accountability>Entertainment.”

Also featured in the cast of Justice League are Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill, Gal Gadot, and Ezra Miller.