Millie Bobby Brown ready to look to the future. The 19-year-old actress, who has given face for five seasons Eleven in a science fiction series Stranger Thingshe stated that Women’s clothing for every day that she’s ready to leave behind the series that made her famous.
“I think I’m ready. It’s been a huge factor in my life, but it’s like finishing high school, like senior year,” he said. “You’re ready to move on and blossom and prosper, and you’re grateful for the time you’ve had, but you know it’s time to go it alone and live your life.”
Brown starred in Stranger Things since he was 11 years old in 2016, the year that marked the series’ debut on Netflix. Now, with seven years and four successful seasons under his belt, Brown has one more season to play. Stranger Things production was supposed to begin this summer, but filming was suspended due to Hollywood strike and the release date of the fifth and final volume is still unknown. As a result, it is impossible to say with certainty when Brown will officially leave the series.
Brown isn’t the only actor to speak out about the series finale. David HarborJim Hopper, who plays the father in the TV series Eleven, said last winter Discussing Movie that he too is ready for the final chapter of the series. “The funny thing is, ever since I started working on the show, I always hoped it would never end,” he said. “I love this series. I think it’s wonderful, and it would be wonderful even if I wasn’t a part of it. It’s now almost nine years since the first season was filmed, and I think it’s time to close it.”
The future is definitely bright for Brown, who will become Princess Elodie in girla fantasy film due later this year, and his first novel will be published in mid-September, Nineteen steps. Brown is currently engaged to Jake Bongiovison Jon Bon Jovi, and is busy organizing a wedding. He doesn’t want it to be a big public event and says he’s “drawing the curtains” to protect his privacy.
“There are moments in life that can only be experienced once. And it seems unnatural for me to have everyone’s eyes on me and subject myself to judgments that don’t interest me,” he said. “I think it’s important to keep these things, these small and precious moments of life to yourself, close to your chest.”
Brown explained that after the success Stranger Things feels the need to protect his privacy and stated WWD who for this reason tries to “keep some people away”.
“I draw the curtains because I believe privacy is necessary for my own sanity, to keep people away and my space closed,” he continued. “But it’s still nice to know that when I want, I can always open these curtains and let people see what interests me and share that joy with others, see if they are interested in what interests me.”