 "Justice League investigation concludes; WarnerMedia assures 'remedial action' taken after Ray Fisher's allegations")
WarnerMedia has recently issued a statement saying the company has concluded its investigation into allegations of misconduct on the set of Justice League. In August, reports stated that WarnerMedia had launched an investigation into the DC Comics movie after, Ray Fisher, one of the film’s stars, accused filmmaker Joss Whedon and producers Geoff Johns and Jon Berg for their conduct with others on the set. Fisher had said that fill-in director Josh Whedon’s treated the cast and crew of Justice League in a "gross, unprofessional and abusive"manner , adding that the ill-treatment meted out to others by Whedon in many ways by Geoff Johns and Jon Berg. However, Fisher did not disclose any other details. According to a report in Variety, the statement says that WarnerMedia’s investigation into the Justice League movie has concluded and some sort of ‘remedial action’ has been taken. Read the tweet below
The Variety report adds that Fisher has, since then, made a series of claims about Whedon and the production team. While Whedon declined to comment, Berg said it was untrue that they allowed any unprofessional behaviour on the set.
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