David Harbour and Millie Bobby Brown have no drama ... except for the new one they're filming together ... a Netflix project reuniting them as dad and daughter.
Netflix announced the pair will helm a new series together for the streamer ... with David playing a disgraced FBI agent searching for his daughter, Millie, who vanished on a mission after following him into law enforcement.
Millie Bobby Brown wasn't just saying goodbye to "Stranger Things" -- she was making sure she wasn't losing her TV family too.
The actress revealed during a discussion with "Happy Sad Confused" podcast host Josh Horowitz at 92nd Street Y she called "all" of her castmates -- which includes Noah Schnapp, Gaten Matarazzo, Finn Wolfhard, Joe Keery, Sadie Sink and Caleb McLaughlin -- after filming wrapped ... just to make sure they were all still cool.
Millie admitted they probably thought she'd gone a little crazy, but she wanted to hear they weren't about to stop talking. She even apologized in case she'd ever upset any of them, telling the cast they were basically her siblings.
David Harbour is opening up about a difficult chapter in his life ... addressing both a mental health struggle and rumors of tension with his "Stranger Things" costar Millie Bobby Brown ... and he says one triggered the other.
David says he suffered a mental breakdown last year that was "confusing as hell" not only for himself, but also for those around him ... telling Variety that depression, mania, and other mental health episodes can be difficult for loved ones to understand in real time.
The "Stranger Things" star admitted he was triggered by what he claims was false reporting on his relationship with Millie ... namely, reports she had complained about his behavior on set and that the pair had experienced friction behind the scenes.
The weather is heatin' up and Netflix star Millie Bobby Brown is more than ready! The "Stranger Things" actress is soaking up the warmth California style, hittin' up the beach in some colorful bikinis ... talk about fun in the sun ☀️!
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Millie Bobby Brown brought out some close friends and family together for an intimate birthday party ... and, if those David Harbour rift rumors weren't dead before, they certainly should be now.
The actress turned 22 earlier this week ... and the party raged at Maison Close in the Soho district of New York City Friday night, where our sources say the group congregated into the early Saturday morning hours.
Millie and her man Jake Bongiovi looked like the toppers of a wedding cake ... with Millie in a chic white dress -- while holding what looks like a Union Jack, the UK's flag, and Jake dressed up in a thick black coat and white dress shirt with a frilled collar.
Anybody can spot a famous actor or actress, but it takes a true expert to recognize the players behind the camera ... can you guess who this executive producer is?
This TV creator started his career on a 'Wayward' path but eventually moved on to "Stranger Things" when he and his twin found a home at Netflix.
We caught up with him in December while he was signing autographs at the airport. Can you guess who he is?
David Harbour may have found a new flame to keep him warm this winter -- cause we got photos of the "Stranger Things" star out with a mystery woman in NYC, while several of his co-stars were across town at Maya Hawke's wedding.
Maya tied the knot with singer Christian Lee Hutson, with her famous parents Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman -- in attendance, along with "Stranger Things" castmates Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Sadie Sink, Natalia Dyer, Charlie Heaton and Joe Keery.
Meanwhile, David was spotted spending Valentine's Day weekend with a red haired beauty. The two appeared deep in conversation as they strolled along a chilly New York sidewalk.
Finn Wolfhard got a major surprise during his "Saturday Night Live" debut ... a "Stranger Things" reunion right in the middle of his opening monologue.
The actor kicked off the night by declaring he was proud to be a man, even accepting a glass of alcohol from cast member Marcello Hernández ... though he immediately spit it out, joking it was "too spicy."
Just as Wolfhard leaned into his grown-up era, things took a turn. "So yeah, meet the new me. The man me. 'Stranger Things' is over, and I’m not a kid anymore," he said, before being cut off by Caleb McLaughlin and Gaten Matarazzo, who stormed the stage to cheers from the crowd.
Can you guess which sexy actress teased her millions with this eye-popping shot?! Here are a few clues to get you goin'! And, keep on scrollin' for some NETFLIX trivia!
She's married and adopted her baby girl over the summer ... "Stranger Things" have happened, but can you score the unknown star?!
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A "Stranger Things" actress left out of the finale season has made headlines after speculating about her exclusion ... and now TMZ has learned she's been told it'd be wise to pipe down.
Here's the deal ... Jennifer Marshall, who played Max's mom, remarked on fans questioning why her character went MIA from the series' final season ... the actress suggested producers didn't want to roll the dice since she was fighting stage 3 melanoma IRL.
Jennifer tells TMZ … she had no idea her comments would go viral -- and she wants to clarify that she wasn't knocking producers Shawn Levy or the Duffer brothers for not being invited back ... even if it sure hurt like hell to be ghosted.
12:57 PM PT -- We now know who is stepping into David Harbour's "Behemoth!" role ... because Deadline reports Will Arnettwill take over the part.
David Harbour may be taking a short break from Hollywood for a while ... he's reportedly backed out of an upcoming film.
Variety reports Harbour has exited the Tony Gilroy-directed drama "Behemoth!" after a recent slew of bad press.
Remember ... Harbour is going through a messy divorce with Lily Allen -- who seemingly accused him of cheating on her album "West End Girl" -- and has been plagued by rumors of Millie Bobby Brown filing a harassment report against him ... though Brown categorically denied the rumors.
"Stranger Things" is coming to an end, and creator Matt Duffer is feeling the heat ... saying he's absolutely feeling some extra pressure to deliver a finale fans can embrace.
We got the "Stranger Things" writer and director at LAX, and our photog asked him how he's feeling leading up to next week's big finale.
Matt, who created the series with his brother Ross, says endings are important on beloved shows like his Netflix hit ... and he feels good about the final product, which will be in theaters on New Year's Eve.
The gang's not all here for a "Stranger Things" event in New York City ... because David Harbour and Millie Bobby Brown are noticeably absent.
Most of the cast was at the "Stranger Things: The Final Season Celebration" at New York City's Paley Center Thursday ... but David and Millie were nowhere to be found.
As we reported ... David was initially supposed to attend the event, but he was scrubbed as an attendee on the event website.
David Harbour's taking a step back from the spotlight, it seems ... skipping a big "Stranger Things" event after a truly bizarre incident where he allegedly stole a fan's hat.
The actor was initially supposed to attend the "Stranger Things: The Final Season Celebration" at New York City's Paley Center Thursday ... however, he's no longer listed as an attendee on the event's website.
A rep for the Paley Center told People he can't make it due to a "scheduling conflict."
The timing of the cancellation may raise some eyebrows among fans ... given Harbour's seemingly been in the news for all the wrong reasons over the past few months.
David Harbour was captured on video doing some "Stranger Things" in Encinitas, California over the weekend ... the actor appeared to take a man's hat and make a run for it.
The head-scratching incident appears to have gone down Saturday at a gastropub called Encinitas Ale House.
Here's what the video -- which we were only permitted to view -- shows ... David enters the joint and then -- a short time later -- runs outside, carrying a white cap in his hand. He then looks over his shoulder, yelling, "C'mon, dude, f****** get me."
Noah Schnapp says the "Stranger Things" cast and crew had tears in their eyes when they filmed the final episode of the hit Netflix series ... and he's expecting fans to get emotional when the finale drops.
We got Noah in New York City on Tuesday, and our photog asked him if the tears were flowing when the final 'ST' season was wrapping up.