History Creator / RayFisher

* CreatorBacklash: He has been very vocal about how much he disliked making ''Film/JusticeLeague2017'' (mostly in regard to the reshoots) and didn't care for the finished project. He disliked that most of Cyborg's backstory and character development was cut from the film, and felt that this, combined with some of the lines and scenes added via reshoots, reduced the character to comic relief relying on black stereotypes. He also [[HostilityOnTheSet did not get along with]] replacement director Creator/JossWhedon ''at all'', publicly stating that Whedon was abusive towards him and other cast and crew members; he further accused DCEU president Walter Hamada of enabling Whedon. Fisher's experience on the film was bad enough that he expressed no interest in reprising the role of Cyborg (at least while Hamada was running things), although he did participate in the [[Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague Snyder Cut]] and is happy to work with Creator/ZackSnyder in future projects.

** There was supposed to be a solo ''Cyborg'' to tie into the originally conceived ''Justice League'' film series, and Ray was expected to have a prominent role as the character in ''Film/{{The Flash|2023}}''. However, the ''Cyborg'' project was seemingly canned after ''Justice League'' bombed in 2017 and, after falling out with Creator/WarnerBros and Creator/DCFilms executives over the [[invoked]][[HostilityOnTheSet hostile set environment]] of the reshoots on that film, Fisher has more-or-less sworn off working with them for as long as Walter Hamada heads DC Films.
** When an adaptation of Creator/MarkMillar's comic book ''Prodigy '' was announced, Fisher expressed interest in playing the hero, Edison Crane. However, he quickly took back said interest and deleted his tweets on the subject. Nobody knows why, but plenty have speculated it has to do with Millar's infamous and vocal hatred of Creator/ZackSnyder's DC Extended Universe films (Fisher and Snyder have [[invoked]][[FriendshipOnTheSet remained friends]] and collaborators since the filming of ''Justice League''), including personal attacks on Snyder.

* ''Rebel Moon'' (TBA) as Blood Axe

* CreatorBacklash: He has been very vocal about how much he disliked making ''Film/JusticeLeague2017'' (mostly in regard to the reshoots) and didn't care for the finished project. He disliked that most of Cyborg's backstory and character development was cut from the film, and felt that this, combined with some of the lines and scenes added via reshoots, reduced the character to comic relief relying on black stereotypes. He also [[HostilityOnTheSet did not get along with]] replacement director Creator/JossWhedon ''at all'', publicly stating that Whedon was abusive towards him and other cast and crew members; he further accused DCEU president Walter Hamada of enabling Whedon. Fisher's experience on the film was bad enough that he expressed no interest in reprising the role of Cyborg (at least while Hamada was running things), although he did participate in the Snyder Cut and is happy to work with Creator/ZackSnyder in future projects.

* CreatorBacklash: He has been very vocal about how much he disliked making ''Film/JusticeLeague2017'' (mostly in regard to the reshoots) and didn't care for the finished project. He disliked that most of Cyborg's backstory and character development was cut from the film, and felt that this, combined with some of the lines and scenes added via reshoots, reduced the character to comic relief relying on black stereotypes. He also [[HostilityOnTheSet did not get along with]] replacement director Creator/JossWhedon ''at all'', publicly stating that Whedon was abusive towards him and other cast and crew members; he further accused DCEU president Walter Hamada of enabling Whedon. Fisher's experience on the film was bad enough that he expressed no interest in reprising the role of Cyborg (at least while Hamada was running things), although he did participate in the Synder Cut and is happy to work with Creator/ZackSynder in future projects.

** There was supposed to be a solo ''Cyborg'' to tie into the originally conceived ''Justice League'' film series, and Ray was expected to have a prominent role as the character in ''Film/{{The Flash|2023}}''. However, the ''Cyborg'' project was seemingly canned after ''Justice League'' bombed in 2017 and, after falling out with Creator/WarnerBros and Creator/DCFilms executives over the [[invoked]][[HostilityOnTheSet hostile set environment]] of the reshoots on that film, Fisher has more-or-less sworn off working with them for the foreseeable future.

** When an adaptation of Creator/MarkMillar's comic book ''Prodigy '' was announced, Fisher expressed interest in playing the hero, Edison Crane. However, he quickly took back said interest and deleted his tweets on the subject. Nobody knows why, but plenty have speculated it has to do with Millar's infamous and vocal hatred of Creator/ZackSnyder's DC Extended Universe films (Fisher and Snyder have [[FriendshipOnTheSet remained friends]] and collaborators since the filming of ''Justice League''), including personal attacks on Snyder.

** When an adaptation of Creator/MarkMillar's comic book ''Prodigy '' was announced, Fisher expressed interest in playing the hero, Edison Crane. However, he quickly took back said interest and deleted his tweets on the subject. Nobody knows why, but plenty have speculated it has to do with Millar's infamous and vocal hatred of Creator/ZackSnyder's DC Extended Universe films (Fisher and Snyder have remained friends and collaborators since the filming of ''Justice League''), including personal attacks on Snyder.

** When an adaptation of Creator/MarkMillar's comic book ''Prodigy '' was announced, Fisher expressed interest in playing the hero, Edison Crane. However, he quickly took back said interest and deleted his tweets on the subject. Nobody knows why, but plenty have speculated it has to do with Millar's infamous and vocal hatred of Creator/ZackSnyder's DC Extended Universe films (Fisher and Snyder have remained friends and collaborators since the filming of ''Justice League'').

** When an adaptation of Creator/MarkMillar's comic book ''Prodigy '' was announced, Fisher expressed interest in playing the hero, Edison Crane. However, Fisher quickly took back said interest and deleted his tweets on the subject. Nobody knows why, but plenty have speculated it has to do with Millar's infamous and vocal hatred of Creator/ZackSnyder's DC Extended Universe films (Fisher and Snyder have remained friends and collaborators since the filming of ''Justice League'').

** There was supposed to be a solo ''Cyborg'' to tie into the originally conceived ''Justice League'' film series, and Ray was expected to have a prominent role as the character in ''Film/{{The Flash|2022}}''. However, the ''Cyborg'' project was seemingly canned after ''Justice League'' bombed in 2017 and, after falling out with Creator/WarnerBros and Creator/DCFilms executives over the [[invoked]][[HostilityOnTheSet hostile set environment]] of the reshoots on that film, Fisher has more-or-less sworn off working with them for the foreseeable future.

** When an adaptation of Creator/MarkMillar's comic book ''Prodigy '' was announced, Fisher expressed interest in playing the hero, Edison Crane. However, Fisher quickly took back said interest and deleted his tweets on the subject. Nobody knows why, but plenty have speculated it has to do with Millar's infamous and vocal hatred of Creator/ZackSnyder's DC Extended Universe films (Fisher and Snyder have remained friends since the filming of ''Justice League'').

* ''Rebel Moon'' (TBA)

** When an adaptation of Creator/MarkMillar's comic book ''Prodigy '' was announced, Fisher expressed interest in playing the hero, Edison Crane. However, Fisher quickly took back said interest and deleted his tweets on the subject. Nobody knows why, but plenty have speculated it has to do with Millar's infamous hatred of Creator/ZackSnyder's DC Extended Universe films (Fisher and Snyder have remained friends since the filming of ''Justice League'').

A classically trained actor, he gained notice when he played UsefulNotes/MuhammadAli in Will Power's off-Broadway play ''Fetch Clay, Make Man'' in 2013. Fisher then made his film debut as [[ComicBook/{{Cyborg}} Victor Stone / Cyborg]] in the Franchise/DCExtendedUniverse. He is also an active [[LetsPlay let's player]] on Website/{{Twitch}}.

** When an adaptation of Creator/MarkMillar ‘s comic book ''Prodigy '' was announced, Fisher expressed interest in playing the hero, Edison Crane. However, Fisher quickly took back said interest and deleted his tweets on the subject. Nobody knows why, but plenty have speculated it has to do with Millar’s infamous hatred of Creator/ZackSnyder's DC Extended Universe films (Fisher and Snyder have remained friends since the filming of ''Justice League'').

** When an adaptation of Creator/MarkMillar ‘s comic book ''Prodigy '' was announced, Fisher expressed interest in playing the hero, Edison Crane. However, Fisher quickly took back said interest and deleted his tweets on the subject. Nobody knows why, but plenty have speculated it has to do with Millar’s infamous hatred of Snyder’s ''Superman'' films.

* ''Women of the Movement'' (2022) as Gene Mobley

* [[invoked]]ActorInspiredElement: Even before there was a script, Fisher was given the opportunity by Creator/ZackSnyder and Creator/ChrisTerrio to shape a great deal of the personalities of Victor Stone/Cyborg and his family. Most of it was axed from the 2017 version, but it was all restored in ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague''.

* [[invoked]]ActorInspiredElement: Even before there was a script, Fisher was given the opportunity by Creator/ZackSnyder and Creator/ChrisTerrio to shape a great deal of the personalities of Victor Stone/Cyborg and his family. Most of it was axed from the 2017 version, but it was all restored in 2021's in ''Zack Snyder's Justice League''

** There was supposed to be a solo ''Cyborg'' to tie into the original ''Justice League'' film series, and Ray was expected to have a prominent role as the character in ''Film/{{The Flash|2022}}''. However, after falling out with Creator/WarnerBros and Creator/DCFilms executives over the [[invoked]][[HostilityOnTheSet hostile set environment]] of the ''Justice League'' reshoots, Fisher has more-or-less sworn off working with them for the foreseeable future.

Raymond Fisher (born September 8, 1987 in Baltimore, Maryland) is an American stage and screen actor.

** There was supposed to be a solo ''Cyborg'' to tie into the original ''Justice League'' film series, and the character was planned to appear prominently in ''Film/{{The Flash|2022}}''. However, after falling out with Creator/WarnerBros and Creator/DCFilms executives over the [[invoked]][[HostilityOnTheSet hostile set environment]] of the ''Justice League'' reshoots, Fisher has more-or-less sworn off working with them for the foreseeable future.

A classically trained actor, he gained notice when he played UsefulNotes/MuhammadAli in Will Power's off-Broadway play ''Fetch Clay, Make Man'' in 2013. Fisher then made his film debut as [[ComicBook/{{Cyborg}} Victor Stone / Cyborg]] in the ''Franchise/DCExtendedUniverse''. He is also an active [[LetsPlay let's player]] on Website/{{Twitch}}.

** There was supposed to be a solo ''Cyborg'' to tie into the original ''Justice League'' film series, and the character was planned to appear prominently in ''Film/{{The Flash|2022}}''. However, after falling out with Creator/WarnerBros executives over the [[HostilityOnTheSet hostile set environment]] of the ''Justice League'' reshoots, Fisher has more-or-less sworn off working with them for the foreseeable future.

* ''Women of the Movement'' (2021) as Gene Mobley

** There was supposed to be a solo ''Cyborg'' to tie into the original ''Justice League'' film series, and the character was planned to appear prominently in ''Film/{{The Flash|2022}}''. However, after falling out with Warner Bros. over the hostile set environment of the ''Justice League'' reshoots, Fisher has more-or-less sworn off working with them for the foreseeable future.

** There was supposed to be a solo ''Cyborg'' to tie into the original ''Justice League'' film series, and the character was planned to appear prominently in ''Film/TheFlash2022''. However, after falling out with Warner Brothers over the hostile set environment of the reshoots, Fisher has more-or-less sworn off working with them for the foreseeable future.