Last Updated on 03/26/2023 by てんしょく飯
Seventeen magazine reports that Millie Bobby Brown, best known for her role as Eleven in the popular Netflix drama Stranger Things, has turned down a role in the film version of the series.
Stranger Things is set to end with season five, which will begin filming in June this year.
Meanwhile, there are apparently plans for a spin-off film. However, Millie is said to have turned down a role in the film version. The Sun reports that the fee was £10 million (about 1.612 billion JPY).
The truth is unclear, as Netflix has not acknowledged this, but Millie told US-based Seventeen magazine earlier this month that she was ready to end the show.
‘I’m definitely ready to end it. I feel like a lot of the story has been told and we all know it. （Stranger Things has been in our lives for a very long time. But I am ready to say goodbye to this chapter of my life and open a new one. I can create my own stories that matter to me and focus on things from a bigger perspective. But I’m very grateful [to the programme].”
Millie also said in the same interview that she is currently concentrating on university life.
As for Stranger Things, a spin-off series is in production, and a stage production titled Stranger Things: The First Shadow will be staged in the West End of London, UK, later this year.
Stranger Things: The Unknown World is available on Netflix.
[Updated Friday 24 March] The Stranger Things writing team reacted to this report. On Twitter, they wrote: “Oh, there is nothing true in this article. I don’t know why we have to keep denying these rumours, but hey, get some clicks in!!!” He posted, denying the reports.
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