Actor Ezra Miller is excited about his solo yet untitled movie on his superhero avatar The Flash, but says he cant talk about the project as of now.
Escaping a query on whether the film, slated for release in 2020, will be adapted from the comic books, Miller preferred to stay mum and said: "It probably won't be panel for panel. But (I would tell you to) remain excited."
The actor was at a press conference at the Dubai World Trade Centre for Middle East Film & Comic Con on Friday.
Last seen on-screen as Barry Allen in "Justice League", Miller said he loves to act.
"For me, acting is playing make believe in a literal way," he added.
He was joined by actors like Karl Urban, Kristian Nairn and "Lost in Space" stars Molly Parker, Toby Stephens, Taylor Russell, Mina Sundwall and Max Jenkins at the event.
With a lot of high points about a project kept under wraps, the actors have to also keep the secret.
Asked if they talk about their set secrets with anyone, Miller said: "Officially, we don't talk to anyone about anything."
To this, Urban, who has featured in "Star Trek" and "Thor: Ragnarok", said "I tell my dog everything."
"Yes, that's what I meant," Miller then said, later adding that he doesn't "have a dog".
(Sugandha Rawal is in Dubai at the invitation of Netflix. She can be contacted at sugandha.r@ians.in)
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