‘Stranger Things’ will come to an end with the release of the fifth and final season
Unlike “Stranger Things” fans, Eleven’s portrayal in the series, the actressMillie Bobbie Brown, stated that she is ready to say goodbye to production. The revelation emerged in an interview with Glamor (Via Omelete), before the Actors’ Union strike, where she said:
When you’re ready, you think, ‘Okay, let’s do this. Let’s face this last year of high school. Let’s get out of here,'” she said. “Stranger Things takes up a lot of filming time and is stopping me from creating stories that I’m truly passionate about. So I’m ready to say ‘thank you’ and ‘goodbye’.”
She also said that she feels ready for new work due to her experience on the set of the plot created by the brothers. Matt It is Ross Duffer. “The show gave me the tools and resources to become a better actress,” she added.
Still, she is emphatic in stating that she will not regret the end that will come with the release of the fifth season. “No one is dying. When it ends, I will still see these people.”
It’s worth mentioning that, even though the series launched on Netflix in 2016 is ready to have its final episodes (no release date has yet been revealed), the “Stranger Things” franchise is far from coming to an end. This is because an animation is being produced set in the same universe as Eleven’s story, which will bring the aesthetics of morning productions from the 80s.
Additionally, there is a theater play confirmed. Entitled “The First Shadow”, the show that premieres on December 14th at the Phoenix Theater in London’s West End will address the origin of the strange events located in Hawkins. See the preview!
Source: Recreio
