Stranger Things Stars Millie & David Share Laughs and Hugs at Premiere!

Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour, two of the main stars from the hit Netflix series Stranger Things, were seen sharing laughs and hugs at the premiere of the show's fifth and final season in Los Angeles. Their friendly behavior on the red carpet comes after rumors had spread about possible tension between them, including reports that Millie had filed a complaint against David before filming started last year. However, at the event, both actors seemed to put those rumors behind them, showing that they still have a strong bond.

When asked about working together, Millie said, 'It's been amazing, we're so lucky to have each other, the show means so much to both of us, to everyone here. ' David Harbour also spoke warmly about Millie and the rest of the cast, saying, 'I adore her, I've been proud to watch all of them grow up to become such great artists. I doubt it'll be the last time we'll work together... This particular family and project has been so special and we've gotten to know each other so deeply, you rarely get to do this in this business. ' The show's co-creator, Ross Duffer, commented that the cast is like a family and that nothing is more important than making sure everyone feels safe and happy on set. Executive producer Shawn Levy added that they work hard to create a respectful workplace and that many of the stories about the cast are 'wildly inaccurate. '

Stranger Things follows the story of Eleven, played by Millie Bobby Brown, a girl with superpowers who fights supernatural threats in the town of Hawkins, Indiana. David Harbour plays Jim Hopper, who acts as a father figure to Eleven, sometimes leading to tension as she tries to live a normal life. The new season takes place 18 months after the end of season four, but the first episode will flash back to six days before Will Byers first went missing. The first four episodes will be released in the US on November 26, with more episodes coming on Christmas Day and New Year's Eve. In the UK, the episodes will be available a day later.

Other cast members, including Sadie Sink, Caleb McLaughlin, Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, and Noah Schnapp, were also present at the premiere. Millie and David did not respond to the recent news stories, but their positive interactions at the event suggest that they are focused on celebrating the show's success. Millie, who is often in the spotlight, has spoken about how she deals with media attention and hopes that journalists will be kinder, especially to young girls in the industry. As Stranger Things comes to an end, the cast and crew are proud of their work and excited for fans to see the final season.