‘Stranger Things’: Finn Wolfhard gives clues about the possible release date of the fifth and final season

Finn Wolfhard, who we know from playing Mike Wheeler in ‘Stranger Things’, is spreading some speculation about the fifth and final season of the Netflix phenomenon. In ‘Actually me’, the GQ interview format, the actor answers several questions from fans, who want to know all the details of the next season, but above all one thing… When will it arrive?

The 20-year-old actor expects season five to end well ten years later from the first of the first, making calculations about one’s age: “I can’t believe we’re already in season 5, I think when it comes out I’ll finish it when I’m 22. I started working there when I was twelve, it’s crazy.”said Wolfhard.

If the information revealed by the protagonist is confirmed, the final season could arrive in early 2025, almost simultaneously with Wolfhard’s two ducklings. Those 22 will be enough for him to do something that he has been waiting for since the first season and his age prevented him from doing it: “I’m going drinking with Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Noah Schnapp and the rest of the cast at the ‘Stranger Things 5’ premiere, I couldn’t have said the same at the season 1 premiere, this blows my mind”commented one of his “illusions” Wolfhard.

During the interview, viewers wanted to keep getting more information from the latest installment. However, most of Wolfhard’s answers were very evasive. Those who wanted to answer were those who are sad about the imminent end of the series, those who did not want to miss the opportunity to ask him for information the relationship with his young co-stars. If anyone was worried that this link would get lost between them, Wolfhard clarifies their doubts: “I hope we will all remain friends as we have been until now, I don’t think there is any way we won’t continue to be, because we are already united forever, I would say”.

Panic attacks on the set of ‘Stranger Things’

In a more in-depth interview GQ later gave him, Wolfhard opened up about the recurring panic attacks and anxiety disorders he suffered while filming ‘Stranger Things’: “Everyone was like…look at him, he’s fine…he’s having a great time, but really, I probably had things in my head that were causing me anxiety and other things I didn’t realize I needed to do.” away because of how I had to feel at work”he confessed.

These situations accompanied him until his last film as an actor, ‘When You Finish Saving the World’, directed by Jesse Eisenberg: “I was very tense and nervous because it was my first film as an adult”. Wolfhard reveals that in those difficult moments, Eisenberg’s experience with Greg Mottola on the set of ‘Adventureland’ helped him: “You’re doing very emotional and horribly public work. I’d be surprised if you didn’t suffer from anxiety. Please don’t worry. This is a two-dimensional medium and we’re not looking at what’s inside your head.”that was the message Eisenberg conveyed to him, reproducing the advice Mottola gave to himself when they were recording ‘Adventureland’ way back in 2009.