Ezra Miller

Her first approach to the arts was through music, studying lyrical singing to solve speech problems. Thanks to this training, he performed in the American premiere of Philip Glass's contemporary opera White Raven, which allowed him to obtain a graduate residency at the Metropolitan Opera in New York. As a child, he did not enjoy school, so at the age of 16 he decided to drop out of school to pursue acting. He began his career in 2008 with Afterschool, and subsequently participated in American independent films that gave him relevance in the festival circuit, such as Tribeca. In 2011, she had her breakout role with her performance in We Need to Talk About Kevin. A year later, he received several awards for his performance as Patrick in The Perks of Being a Wallflower, which led to roles in large-scale films such as Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and The Flash. Parallel to his professional development, Miller faced mental health issues that led him to be involved in delicate situations, including legal charges. After going through the controversy, he vowed to get the help he needed and to stay out of the public eye to focus on his recovery and stability.