David Harbor Reveals How He Feels About ‘Stranger Things’

David Harbor returned to talk about his feelings on the series very strange thingswhich made him known to the general public in the role Hoppers. Filming for the show’s fifth and final season has yet to take place due to the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes that have paralyzed production, but for his part, the translator expressed his willingness to devote himself exclusively to films when he finally left the Duffer series behind.

Harbor, returning in recent years from a failure Hellboy but also from Black Widow

from Marvel and from Cruel and silent nightstated into the microphones of Insider exactly this latest headline:I was on Netflix, but it was a small original movie that was going to theaters. A whole new world opened up for me. I love this playground. I want to make original films that go to theaters.”.

“I think about it a lot – he added – I want to be associated with more than just the character that made me a star someday. I found myself in a funny position that I never thought I would find myself in. In the first year of Stranger Things, I remember arguing with a publicist who said to me, “Maybe you don’t want to be so associated with the show,” and I’m like, “Why? I love this show. I love this character.” But I don’t want to be just that character

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“I think George Clooney is leaving the ER. Now we see him simply as George Clooney. The harbor continued. But there was a time when they said, “The ER guy is making a movie with Nicole Kidman.” I want to survive and it’s hard, I don’t want to offend my loved ones, but at the same time I want to leave the nest. I want to show more, do different things, and I want you to see it. I don’t want people yelling at me Hopper in the street every five minutes for the rest of my life

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From September 20, Harbor will appear in Italian cinemas alongside Orlando Bloom in a new Sony film. Gran TurismoDirected by Neil Blomkamp.

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Source: Insider

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