| Comment | I think that's a different flavour of issue where that's had a successful TV series and is by all accounts a great film.
The issue for The Flash is if the personal life stuff would influence success. There's a good Variety article on it that the only real data they have is stuff Armie Hammer was in, where he wasn't even 100% front and centre. They could remove him from promo stuff easily enough, so whatever effect they reckon that had on film XYZ's success, it's probably a mild version of what would happen when they release The Flash and the star isn't doing any press. |
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