The actor `teen titans ” says WB dismissed him for having done

Greg Cipes, Beast Boy’s voice actor in Teenage titans And other animated DC projects, alleged that he was dismissed from his longtime role earlier this year after publicly revealing the diagnosis of his parkinson’s disease.

Sunday, the internet journalist and fan of DC Emmauel Newsome tagged Superman Director James Gunn in an Instagram post on “overwhelming details” concerning the CIPES would have been abandoned by Warner Bros. Following his diagnosis with Parkinson’s disease.

CIPES announced his diagnosis in March and, in the post of Newsome, the actor said WB had dismissed him shortly after. According to Newsome, Cipes was ax by the longtime president of the animation WB Sam Register, despite the comrade of Cipes Titans The actors calling for the decision of the decision.

“It’s like a death for me that only fans can bring back to life,” said Cipes. As well as the expression of Beast Boy Teenage titans And Teen titans is, The actor took up the role in Young justice And Super hero DC Girls, and can be heard in Ben 10, teenage mutant ninja turtles, And Ultimate Spider-Man.

Newsome post also allegedly alleged that the CIPES could be potentially replaced by an imit in the next Go season, and the journalist created a petition to help the actor recover his job.

According to a source that is addressed to Thewrap on Sunday, Sunday, Teen titans go The producers would have spoken with Cipes of him who may have dismissed his functions due to “performance problems”. The source said that the actor’s performance was no longer suitable for the role of Beast Boy, but the producers would have liked to keep Cipes by creating a new character to express. Negotiations were apparently underway before the newsome explosive Instagram publication.

And that’s all we know at the time of writing. Io9 has contacted Warner Bros et Cipes, and this story will be updated if and when we learn more.

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