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When it comes to unforgettable moments inStranger Things, Season 4 undoubtedly delivered some of the most harrowing and intense scenes in the series’ history. But what many don’t know is that Millie Bobby Brown, who plays Eleven, had to film one of the most disturbing scenes of the season on her 17th birthday.
Yes, while most of us celebrate our special day with cake and presents, Brown was in the middle of portraying a traumatic and terrifying sequence! Let’s take a closer look at this daunting task and understand how the young actress remembers the day.
A Birthday Like No Other for Millie Bobby Brown
Imagine stepping onto the set on your birthday, ready for what should be a fun celebration, only to be faced with one of the darkest scenes of your career. That was the reality forMillie Bobby Brownwhen filmingStranger ThingsSeason 4.
In aninterviewwith Vanity Fair, the young star revealed,“My 17th birthday, the day I filmed this. So it was a very positive, lovely, very light day emotionally. He’s killed everyone, and he’s prepared to kill me, but I actually throw him into the rift…”
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While most people would be thrilled to take it easy on their birthday, Millie was thrust into an emotionally intense scene that required her to channel a level of fear, strength, and vulnerability few actors can relate to. Brown must have been disturbed on the set, but while speaking about the scene, she had a humorous and sarcastic tone.
The Massacre at Hawkins Lab: A Disturbing Episode
The episode in question,Chapter Seven: The Massacre at Hawkins Lab, was nothing short of shocking. Directed by theDuffer Brothers, this episode pulls no punches as it reveals the dark backstory behind the creation of the Upside Down, with Eleven at the center of it all.
In one particularly bone-chilling sequence, One, the sinister figure who was once known as Henry Creel, unleashes his powers on the children in Hawkins Lab, killing them in a brutal and merciless manner.
It’s an emotionally draining scene that leaves a lasting impact on viewers, but for Brown, it was much more than just another day at work, it was a psychological battle to portray Eleven’s trauma on such a significant day in her life.
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The complexity of balancing her character’s internal struggle with the external chaos around her is nothing short of impressive. Brown’s birthday was far from ordinary as she navigated this disturbing episode with the same poise and dedication she’s come to be known for.
Sonika Kamble
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Sonika Kamble is an entertainment writer at Fandomwire, covering everything from timeless classics to newly released movies. With over 1000+ articles published, she delves into breakdowns, think pieces, speculations, and more.She enjoys connecting the dots and covering newfound angles about characters, scenes, and themes from movies directed by Scorsese, Fincher, Tarantino, Linklater, and other exceptional filmmakers.
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