WarnerMedia Stands By Walter Hamada After New Ray Fisher Accusations | THR News
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The Hollywood Reporter
  • 3 years ago
WarnerMedia is sticking by Walter Hamada even as the DC Films president faces a new and continued attack from Ray Fisher, the actor who played Cyborg in 2017's failed blockbuster Justice League.
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