David Harbor has already seen, despite the hit, the scripts for ‘Stranger Things 5’

Celebrity sheriff David Harbor called Stranger Things season 5 “very moving.”

By participating in the podcast happy sad confused With Josh Horowitz this week, the actor gave his opinion on the latest scripts for the Netflix series:

They are great as always they keep outdoing themselves I mean these writers on strike right now they are called the Duffer Brothers. It will also be a great challenge. I mean, the scenes and things in the scripts that we’ve actually seen are bigger than anything we’ve done in the past.

For now, of course, the Stranger Things fandom will have to wait out the WGA and SAG-AFTRA union strikes that have put much of the entertainment industry to a halt.

“It’s going to take some time to shoot and it’s going to be difficult because we can’t start yet, but it is what it is,” Harbor said.

I’m excited to be back. I’m excited to end it in such a gritty and wonderful way. I’m really excited for a change with this character because you know you’re going to be so excited for these amazing original characters: Eleven, Hopper, Joyce, Will, and Mike. They’re making out in a big way because they’ve been with you for the past eight years.

When asked how exactly the ending could turn out, it was not surprising that he was unable to reveal anything. “I know what’s out there,” Harbor said of the series finale.

I know how it ends and it’s very touching. This is the term I will use.

The first four seasons of Stranger Things are still available on Netflix Spain. While Season 5 still has a release date, and if the strike continues, it could take over a year to arrive.

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