Ray Fisher fans show support for the actor after Justice League filmmaker Joss Whedon calls him a 'bad actor'

Joss Whedon finally gave an interview about the allegations regarding his behavior on the sets of Justice League in which he said the allegations against him are false and called Ray Fisher a bad actor.

Fisher who played the role of Cyborg in the movie was the first to publically call out Whedon's behavior on set, which led to several of his co-stars and members of the crew speaking out about Whedon.

Whedon who is known for directing movies like the Avengers and creating hit TV shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer has since been called out by actors and actresses he has worked with in the past, mainly Eliza Dushku who worked with Whedon on Buffy.and also Gal Gadot who plays Wonder Woman.

In the interview, Whedon was asked for cutting out a lot of scenes with Ray Fisher from the movie he said

"We’re talking about a malevolent force. We’re talking about a bad actor in both senses."

Of course, Ray Fisher responded to the director's statements by calling them "lies and buffoonery."

Fans of the actor who did not take this lying down and were quick to point out how big a part Cyborg played in the Synder Cut of Justice League and how director Zack Synder called Cyborg the soul of the movie.

Ben Affleck who played Batman in Justice League in a recent interview had said that working with Whedon was of the worst experiences of his life.

Gal Godot has publicly spoken out about the director saying "I will never work with him, and would never suggest any of my peers to work with him in the future.”

Here a few responses form fans to Whedon's interview from fans on Whedon's interview.

With the overwhelming support from fans that Ray Fisher is getting and with several members of the cast and crew and of Justice League and people who have worked with Whedon in the past speaking out about the director's behavior gives little to no credibility to his statements during the interview.

Joss Whedon was called out by the Justice League cast for being rude and unprofessional and having a particularly racist attitude towards Fisher while also allegedly threatening Gal Gadot's career while working on Justice League reshoots after Zack Snyder abandoned the project. 

The filmmaker responded to these allegations by in turn blaming the cast and saying that he had not worked with "a ruder group of people" and claiming that taking up Justice League was one of his biggest mistakes.