Ezra Miller: Actor accused of running a cult from an Airbnb in Iceland
Ezra Miller has been in the news a lot this year for a variety of reasons, including allegations of grooming young people and acts of violence such as fights in drunk bars.
Los Angeles, California native Ezra Miller, a highly controversial actor, is in the news once again for the same reasons he has been all year. This time, new victims have emerged, accusing them of operating out of an Airbnb in Iceland with their friends and cultivating a “cult-like” lifestyle. It is stated that Miller’s followers routinely alerted villagers while walking barefoot.
The Flash actor is under renewed scrutiny in light of these new charges. According to a witness who spoke to Insider, the Airbnb they stayed in was a “commune” with beds spread out on the floor. Every visitor to this supposedly sectarian establishment was smitten by the actor. It seemed like everyone was under hypnosis, the woman said.” In early 2020, when filming on Fantastic Beasts was halted due to Covid-19, the Fantastic Beasts actor made his way to Reykjavik, the capital Iceland. According to the article, Ezra Miller had persuaded scores of Icelandic artists, expats, and close friends to stay on Airbnb. Miller was in the news frequently that year due to his erratic and violent behavior, as well as claims that he had been caring for children.
Ezra Miller is pictured in a police booking photo in this handout image issued by the Hawaii Police Department following his arrest March 28, 2022 in Hilo, Hawaii for disorderly conduct and harassment.
The “Cult Leader”, Ezra Miller
During her brief association with Miller in Iceland when she was 18 and the DCEU star was 27, a young woman described their time together. She told Insiders, “They never allowed anyone to seriously argue with them. Everyone else’s reality was painted by their reality. There was no place for the feelings or opinions of others. Miller was also spotted strangling a lady in a bar in Reykjavik around this time. They were accused of holding a family hostage in a remote cabin in Vermont earlier this year with an array of guns and narcotics. In addition, they were jailed for unruly conduct, harassment, and finally second-degree assault.
Ezra Miller attends the 2019 Met Gala Celebrating Camp:
Ezra Miller attends The 2019 Met Gala Celebrating Camp: Notes on Fashion at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 6, 2019 in New York City. Submitted by Dimitri Kambouris via Getty Images for The Met Museum and Vogue
They are said to have previously taken refuge with a number of other people and weapons in a remote cabin in Vermont. They have evaded efforts by police officers to contact them. They have so far failed to appear in court in July. Regarding their professional lives, they are featured in the 2023 WarnerBros film The Flash. It’s unclear if the film will be released because critics have been furious with the production company for doing little to stop the actor, who has been in constant trouble for the past two years.