David Harbour: ‘Stranger Things 3’ might not come back until 2019

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While it only took a year between season 1 one and season 2 of Stranger Things, that might not be the case for the upcoming season. As you can see, season 2 was already greenlit for a writer’s room when it debuted in 2016. This time, though, it seems to have taken Netflix a bit longer to confirm the news and according to one of the show’s stars David Harbour ak.a. Chief Hopper, the Duffer brothers are still working on the script for the third season. Harbour says they most likely won’t start filming until April. “Like any good thing, [Ross and Matt Duffer] need time. And those guys work so hard. I mean, they just sit in their apartment and write for 12, 14 hours a day.” While you might be disappointed with the news, think of it this way, we get a better show the more time they get to work on it.

Source: Variety | Via: The Verge

New details about ‘Stranger Things 2’ get revealed

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It’s pretty hard to get details on the Netflix hit Stranger Things and its second season. At least that’s what we thought until David Harbour, who plays chief of police Jim Hopper, shares some new details about the show. He tells us a bit about what to expect but at the same time, we really don’t know what we'd be getting when the show airs the summer of this year.

One of the new details Harbour shares is that it’ll happen two years after Will comes back and most of the people in their town still don’t know what happened. Barb is still missing and it seems Nancy (played by Natalia Dyer) is the only one who cares. Aside from this, Joyce Byers (played by Winona Ryder) has a new boyfriend that’ll be played by Sean Astin. And Harbour quips that this happens “much to the chagrin of the chief of police.” The original cast will be making a comeback this season and we should expect a “darker” tale. We can’t wait.

Source: Slash Film + Hollywood Life