“Stranger Things” actors talk about the final season

The fifth and final season of “Stranger Things” is in production and some actors spoke about how they feel about completing this important stage in their careers.

Millie Bobby Brown, the actress who plays Eleven, told Glamor UK magazine that she is ready to say goodbye. Joe Kerry, Steve, said that “it won't be easy to close” is that “there is a feeling of sadness” with the end of the series. Finn Wolfhard, Mike, reveals mixed feelings and thinks the ending will be like “a graduation” for everyone involved.

“Stranger Things” premiered on July 15, 2016, in the United States. Set in the 80s, the series attracted lovers of mystery and drama. The plot tells the story of the boy Will, who disappears in the first chapter, and his friends Mike, Dustin and Lucas and a peculiar girl, Eleven, who appears in the city and is hidden by the boys with whom she becomes friends. The group begins to unravel mysteries together.

The series became a worldwide sensation in a short time and already has four seasons available on Netflix.

_{“Stranger Things 5” trailer (Video: reproduction/YouTube/Screen culture)}

New things in sight

Last Sunday (05), Netflix released the poster and the first trailer for the fifth season of “Stranger Things”, leaving fans excited for the premiere, which does not yet have a confirmed date. Filming was expected to start in May 2023, but there was a delay due to the writers' strike.

Noah Schnapp, Millie Bobby Brown, Finn Wolfhard, Caleb McLaughli, Gaten Matarazzo, Winona Ryder, Sadie Sink, Natalia Dyer, Charlie Heaton, David Harbor and Joe Keery will be back for season five.

Theme store

Something new that also excited fans was the confirmation that the first official “Stranger Things” store will arrive in São Paulo on November 14th. The space will be located in the JK Iguatemi shopping center and will be more than 200m.

Not only will the public be able to purchase products related to the series, but they will also be able to have a truly immersive experience at the location, which will feature reproductions of sets, an exhibition of original costumes, among other attractions. The store is in the capital of São Paulo until March 17, 2024.

Featured photo: “Stranger Things” poster (Reproduction/Canaltech)