Stranger Things Boss Responds To Millie Bobby Brown’s One Major Criticism About New Season

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Stranger Things showrunner Matt Duffer has responded to cast member Millie Bobby Browns’ criticism about the shows latest season.

During an interview on the podcast Happy Sad Confused, Matt who co-created Stranger Things with his brother Ross was asked about Millies remarks about the shows reluctance to kill off characters.

The cast is way too big, the Emmy nominee previously told TheWrap. Last night, we couldnt even take one group picture because there was like 50 of us. I was like, You need to start killing people off.

She added: The Duffer brothers are two sensitive Sallies that dont want to kill anyone off. We need to be Game Of Thrones.

We need to have the mindset of Game Of Thrones they tried killing David [Harbour] off and they brought him back. Its ridiculous.

Millie Bobby Brown at the recent Stranger Things premiere

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Revealing he heard Millies comments, Matt responded: She said we were sensitivie Sallies. Shes hilarious. Believe us, we’ve explored all options in the writing room.

On their avoidance of storylines that are too depressing, he continued: We arent Game Of Thrones. This is Hawkins, its not Westeros. The show [would become] not Stranger Things anymore, because you do have to treat it realistically, right?

So even when Barb dies, theres two seasons worth of grappling with that, so imagine – is that something were interested in exploring or not interested in exploring?

However, with one season left of the hit sci-fi drama, Matt insisted that major deaths could still be on the table in the future.

This is me basically defending myself against these Millie Bobby Brown accusations, he joked. Its nothing to do with my sensitivity. So there you go Millie.

Millie Bobby Brown in character as Eleven

The fourth season of Stranger Things is now streaming in full on Netflix.

After their release on the streaming platform, the new episodes have received huge critical acclaim and helped spark a return to the charts for Kate Bush.

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