Millie Bobby Brown was in Paris, France on Sunday, April 30 for the Stranger Fan Meet Limited Edition, a convention where she met and talked with her fans. In addition to signing autographs and taking pictures, the Stranger Things actress answered some of their questions during a panel dedicated to her.
And one of them was about the end of the series, which fans are not ready to see end… On the contrary of the actress, who was very honest in answering the question: “I’m ready, I’m very ready (laughs). When we finish, it will be ten years, so I’m ready. Eleven has meant so much to me, but she is not going anywhere. She is on my wrist (Millie Bobby Brown has an “eleven” tattoo on her wrist, ed.), so I’ll always have her in my life, but I’m definitely ready. It’s a long commitment and a long dedication, and I’m ready to explore other stories that I’m really excited to tell.”
And among her future projects, Millie Bobby Brown mentioned the movie The Electric State, which, along with Enola Holmes, is her favorite role to play: “Doing that whole film was one of my most favorite and proudest projects I’ve ever been a part of.”
Scheduled to hit our screens in 2024, The Electric State has an XXL cast. In addition to Millie Bobby Brown, Anthony and Joe Russo’s film brings together Chris Pratt, Keats, Ke Huy Quan, Stanley Tucci, Jason Alexander as well as the voices of Brian Cox, Jenny Slate, Giancarlo Esposito, Anthony Mackie and Billy Bob Thornton. Based on the Swedish graphic novel Passagen by Simon Stålenhag, the film will be released on Netflix and Millie Bobby Brown plays the lead role, a teenager named Michelle who meets a robot that will become her friend. She will discover that this robot was sent by her missing brother and together they will try to find him in a world ravaged by drone attacks.
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