Stranger Things Stars Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour Brush Off Rumors at Season 5 Premiere

Stranger Things Stars Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour Brush Off Rumors at Season 5 Premiere

Millie Bobby Brown has addressed her relationship with co-star David Harbour following a report alleging that she had accused him of bullying on the set of “Stranger Things.” The pair were seen together, beaming with smiles, at the season five world premiere in Los Angeles on November 6, dispelling any concerns about their on-set dynamic. Brown emphasized their strong friendship and commitment to the show during an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.

For nearly a decade, Brown and Harbour have forged a bond while working together, which she highlighted by saying, “We have always been united in that. We love this show with everything, and we value our friendship more than anything.” The controversy originated from a report by The Daily Mail, which claimed that Brown had filed a harassment complaint against Harbour, detailing unspecified claims that required an internal investigation by Netflix. However, no allegations of sexual misconduct were mentioned.

Following the investigation, which reportedly spanned several months, it was suggested that Brown had a personal representative accompany her on set, although Netflix has yet to comment on the situation. The excitement surrounding the fifth season is palpable, particularly as Brown’s character Eleven and Harbour’s Hopper share significant screen time, having been reunited after a long separation in season four. Their evolving dynamic mirrors the growth of both characters, as Brown pointed out, expressing excitement for fans to witness the nostalgia of earlier seasons while showcasing their relationship’s depth.

Co-creators the Duffer Brothers, maintaining a focus on the cast’s well-being, expressed their commitment to creating a supportive work environment. “Nothing matters more than just having a set where everyone feels safe and happy,” Ross Duffer stated at the premiere. Similarly, Shawn Levy, director and executive producer, reiterated the importance of respect and care among the cast and crew, adding that the allegations have generated a mix of misinformation.

Volume 1 of “Stranger Things” season five is now available for streaming on Netflix, with Volume 2 set to release on December 25 and the series finale to follow on December 31, which will also be shown in theaters. Fans can look forward to the unfolding storylines and character developments as the show approaches its conclusion.

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