“Stranger Things” star Millie Bobby Brown, 21, has reportedly accused her co-star David Harbour, 50, of “bullying and harassing” her for Netflix. The information is from the Daily Mail.
Because Millie had complained about his behavior towards the platform streaming service, the tabloid claims that Harbor was the target of a internal investigation. To date, the result of the investigation is unknown.
The Daily Mail reiterates that the allegations did not include “inappropriate sexual conduct”. It’s worth remembering that Millie and Millie play father and daughter in the plot, and they started working together when the young girl was just 12 years old.
The vehicle says that a source stated that the accusation made by the actress was long: “she presented a complaint of harassment and intimidation before filming began on the final season. There was pages and pages of accusations. The investigation lasted months.”
With the recordings of the year that ends the plot made throughout 2024, the actress would have been accompanied by a personal representative on the film set. The episodes are expected to reach the public later this month, on the 26th.
The tabloid would have contacted the actors and the Duffer brothers (creators of “Stranger Things”) to comment on the case, but none of them responded.
A Netflix source reportedly told the Daily Mail that the fact that the platform did not deny the news between Harbor and Millie was an indication. “Netflix never comments on internal investigations, but The fact that they don’t deny it says a lot. ‘Stranger Things’ helped put Netflix on the map. Millions of fans around the world are waiting for the finale. Nobody wants anything take the attention from that”.
Netflix is preparing for the super premiere of the final season of “Stranger Things”, which will be released in three blocks: November 26th episodes 1 to 4; December 25th chapters 5 to 7; and December 31st the final episode. “It will be a cinematic event. Nothing will overshadow this, not even the one”, added the platform source.
