Prior to “Stranger Things”, Millie Bobby Brown appeared in these hit series

Despite Milli Bobby Brown became popular with “Stranger Things”‘, she had actually taken her first steps in film and television years before being cast in the happy Netflix series. At a young age, the actress managed to have some cameos in several successful American series.

Although the actress didn’t land a starring role until “Stranger Things”, these appearances on hit series in the United States marked part of her career because, albeit short, they became part of her short Hollywood portfolio with big names. from television.

Once upon a time in Wonderland

The spin off of the hit series “Once upon a time” is inspired by the story of “Alice in Wonderland”, but set in the original series. Although Millie Bobby Brown was not the protagonist of this story, she appeared in two of its chapters; Additionally, it is pivotal in the young actress’s trajectory as it is the first television show she has enjoyed.

NCIS

Another of the American hit series in which Milly Bobbyb Brown appeared at the beginning of his career it was ‘NCIS’, the famous detective anthology in which different types of crime were dealt with from the point of view of the police force. The actress had a brief appearance in the episode “Parental Guidance Suggested”.

Grey’s Anatomy

That’s right, Millie Bobby Brown also appeared in the famous medical series “Grey’s Anatomy” with Ellen Pompeo. Once again, the actress had a very brief cameo within a single chapter, which is remembered as “I Feel the Earth Moving”.

modern family

Possibly, The only sitcom in which Millie Bobby Brown has appeared is “Modern Family”.’, a favorite of US audiences on a par with’ The Big Bang Theory ‘. In it, the actress had a small stake as Lizzie in the episode “Closet? You’ll Love It!”.

For now, Milly Bobby Brown has no new series coming up to star in, since after ‘Stranger Things’, the actress sought to be a part of the films and gradually landed supporting and starring roles with them. As in the case of ‘Enola Holmes’, ‘Godzilla’ and many other projects that are on the doorstep of Netflix.