‘Stranger Things’: David Harbor thinks it’s time for the series to end: ‘You have to leave the nest’

David Harbour, the Actor Who Brings Jim Hopper’s Character to Life in ‘Stranger Things’, Reveals Why He Thinks The Netflix series has to end now. And it is that, after seven years and four seasons (until the release of the fifth), the time to say goodbye is coming.

The actor told DiscussingFilm that: “‘Stranger Things’ had to go. We have to go because the kids are growing up, we have to record it now!”. He filming of the fifth season is scheduled for this summerand although the actor now says the opposite, because he sees things from another perspective, he said a long time ago: “I never wanted it to end”.

Harbor explained the reasons that led to his change of heart: “It’s now been almost nine years since the first season was filmed, and I think it’s time for it to end. But it’s, of course, very bittersweet. There’s a sadness there. But it’s also, we’ve grown. It’s time to let go of the nest And try other things and different projects. AND we leave the Duffer Brothers [Matt Duffer y Ross Duffer] try different things too. I mean, those guys are so talented. I want to see what they come up with next. AS It’s bittersweet, but it’s definitely time. And so it will be, given that some time ago they told us that the brothers had created a production company and that they had signed several projects with Netflix.

Just as, after this last season, the Duffer brothers will start creating new content, the cast of “Stranger Things” have built a future that will now allow them to fly on their own. For example, Millie Bobby Brown, who started the series at the age of twelve, has carved out a niche for herself in the film world where she already He arrived to star in and produce his own film, ‘Enola Holmes’ and its sequel as well as participation in other projects such as ‘Godzilla: King of the Monsters’ and upcoming releases such as ‘Damsel’. Like Finn Wolfhard, who also started the series at the same age as Bobby Brown, and has already participated in projects such as ‘It’ or ‘Ghostbusters: Beyond’.

Upcoming port projects

As we have pointed out, ‘Stranger Things’ gave a boost to the film career of a large part of its cast, including Harbour, who also starred in other projects at the same time, with varying degrees of success, such as ‘ Hellboy’, which was an absolute failure, and ‘Silent Night’, which did much better and will have a sequel. Currently, as he told DiscussingFilm, the actor is excited and: “With a lot of work on projects that are developing”. Among them are ‘Thunderbolts’ or ‘The Trashers’ or the upcoming releases of ‘A ghost is loose in the house’ and ‘Gran turismo’.