Millie Bobby Brown Criticized Duffer Brothers For Not ‘Killing’ Stranger Things Stars
[Atenção: Contém spoilers da 4ª temporada de Stranger Things]
Brothers dufferproducers of Stranger Thingsreceived criticism from Millie Bobby Browninterpreter of Eleven. The actress expected protagonist deaths in season 4, but it didn’t happen.
“Last night, we couldn’t take a group photo because there were over 50 people. I thought, ‘You guys need to start killing,'” Millie told the The Wrap with the colleague Noah Schnapp (Will Byers).
“The brothers duffer they are two sensitives who don’t want to kill anyone. We need to be like game of Thrones. We need to have a mindset game of Thrones. they tried to kill David Harbor [Hopper] and brought him back. It’s ridiculous,” added the actress.
Producers responded to criticism of the actress on the podcast Happy Sad Confused. Matt Duffer stated: “What Millie called us? She said we were sensitive. She is hilarious. Trust us, we’ve tried all options. A hypothesis, if we kill Mike [Finn Wolfhard] it’s depressing… we’re not Game of Thornes. this here is Hawkinsno westeros. The series ceases to be Stranger Thingsbecause we have to be realistic.”
“Even when barb [Shannon Purser] died, there are two seasons anchored in that. Imagine, is it something we’re interested in exploring?”
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The fourth season has arrived in the catalog of Netflix in two blocks: the first was released on May 27th, and the second premiered last Friday, July 1st. the service of Netflix had so many hits that it was briefly off the air during the opening night.
Recently, Stranger Things was voted the number 1 English-language series on streaming in the first four weeks after launch, according to platform data based on hours watched. Only the last two episodes can be considered a marathon, with the eighth being 1h25min and the ninth being 2h30min.
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