It was previously reported that 'Stanford Prison Experiment' star Ezra Miller is in talks to appear in the Harry Potter spin-off 'Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.' The actor was said to be in negotiations to play an American wizard named Kredan.

However, it appears that everybody except Ezra Miller knows about this arrangement. He recently told Complex that people keep asking him about the film, but has yet to be contacted by the producers.

"Where the f--k is that coming from?" Miller asked. "I mean I wish they'd tell me about it if that's true, you know?"

He did express an interest to be in the film. "I'd hope I'm on it," he said. "I hope they would be recognizing my long-running wizardry practice, how I'm f--king ready to go!"

Miller was also informed that his appearance in 'Fantastic Beasts' has already been credited in his IMDb and that he might appear in the movie.

"Well, I would appreciate it if whoever is making that movie would f--king tell me," he said.

The actor, who is set to play the title role in the upcoming DC standalone flick for The Flash, had a message for the producers of 'Fantastic Beasts.' "If you're reading this article right now, please let me know if I am in your film," Miller implored. "Could I see the script, what is my character... these are things I'd like to know."

His character may remain a mystery. J.K. Rowling recently answered a tweet about the Kredan rumors and confirmed that the character did not exist.

Ezra Miller fans need not lose hope. Rowling's tweet might simply mean that the character's name was wrong and that Miller may still appear in the movie.

'Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them' stars Eddie Redmayne, Katherine Waterston and Alison Sudol, who was recently casted as Queenie.