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‘I’m here to protect her and her dreams, even if they are not what’s expected of her,’ says the single mom who allowed her daughter to dress up as Eleven of ‘Stranger Things.’
“Stop walking like a chicken” were probably the last words you would expect to find in a script about a 1980s sci-fi show where six kids take on flesh-eating Demogorgons controlled by a sinister Mind Flayer from a dark and gooey parallel universe.
When viewers first laid their eyes on Billy Hargrove, the bad boy who just moved from California to Hawkins with his stepsister Max in the second season of the Netflix Original Series “Stranger Things,” they noticed his resemblance to Zac Efron and developed what may be the strangest “Stranger Things” fan theory ever (yes, stranger than the one about Barb returning as a tentacled monster called MegaBarb): that Billy is actually Zac Efron’s father.
Retro sci-fi series "Stranger Things" has broken Netflix viewing records with the global launch of its third season, the streaming giant said.
It’s the summer of 1985 in Hawkins, Indiana, and things are looking great for Erica Sinclair.
Max (Sadie Sink) and her stepbrother Billy (Dacre Montgomery) move in to the peculiar town of Hawkins, Indiana, and they’re here to shake up an otherwise stranger season of “Stranger Things.”
While the 1980s-era town of Hawkins, Indiana of Neflix’s “Stranger Things” appears, on the surface, as a boring, cookie-cutter slice of nostalgic Americana, the threats that arrive from the Upside Down are anything but your typical monsters of the week.
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Millie Bobby Brown, who plays the telekinetic government experiment Eleven on Netflix’s “Stranger Things,” is the 12-year-old breakout star of...
It took a shaved head and Netflix’s “Stranger Things” to turn Millie Bobby Brown into a household name and Hollywood’s latest darling. But the 12-year-old actress wasn’t just good at portraying her character, Eleven. She’s good. Period.
