‘Stranger Things’: Joe Keery Admits Netflix Series Ending ‘Won’t Be Easy’

Although some actors are looking forward to it. very strange things will eventually be able to focus on other things in their career, Joe Keery is one of the actors with mixed feelings about the show’s ending. Although he admitted in a recent interview that he feels it’s time to end the series, he won’t feel too good when it’s over for the last time.

“I feel like the time has come. It won’t be easy to end this,” Kiri told Women’s Wear Daily on the eve of the SAG-AFTRA strike. “I mean, I owe my entire career to being on this show and every opportunity I’ve had since then has been on this show.”

He added: “So it’s very confusing. There is relief, but also sadness. I think my goal is to learn as much as we can while we’re at it and not take anything for granted because it’s been an incredible journey with amazing people. And then when it’s done, go ahead and try to keep the joy we had while doing it… Everything has a beginning, a middle, and an end. It would be great if that ended too.”

Partner Kiri, David Harborrepeatedly expressed a desire to end the series, comparing it to the series George Clooney

leave the emergency room at the turn of the century.

“I think about George Clooney leaving ER. Now we only see him as George Clooney, but there was a time when it was like, “The ER guy is in a movie with Nicole Kidman,” Harbor said at the time. “I’m trying to get over it and it’s hard because you don’t want to embarrass the people who love you for what you’ve done and love you too. But at the same time, I want to leave the nest. I have something more. There are different things in me, and I want you to see it. I don’t want people screaming “Hopper” in the street every five minutes for the rest of my life.”

Filming for the show’s fifth and final season was expected to begin in early summer before the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes delayed principal photography indefinitely.

Debut very strange things 5 scheduled for 2024 Netflix.