David Harbour Reflects on ‘Stranger Things’ Ten-Year Journey
In an interview with Variety magazine, actor David Harbour discussed the unique dynamics of the long-running television series, “Stranger Things.” Addressing the tendency for isolated statements to be amplified, Harbour explained his approach to reflecting on the show’s decade-long production. The series, which has spanned ten years, began during the actors’ teenage years, with Harbour and Millie Bobby Brown portraying a father and daughter relationship. Harbour acknowledged the rarity of sustained connections between family and friends, noting that “occasionally there are conflicts and disagreements.”
While recognizing the common occurrence of such disputes within familial settings, Harbour highlighted the immense scale of the “billion-dollar project” involved in “Stranger Things.” He emphasized that the interactions between himself and his co-star constituted a significant portion of this undertaking, describing the experience as “something I would never forget.”
Hundreds of individuals contribute to the production, and Harbour’s comments underscore the deeply invested nature of the project and the personal connections forged throughout its extensive run.
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