As the final episodes of Netflix’s “Stranger Things” approach, series star David Harbour is reflecting on his role as chief-of-police Jim Hopper. In a new interview with British GQ, Harbour - who is currently in the press cycle for the upcoming Marvel movie “Thunderbolts” - looked back at the character and offered surprising insight as to

At the premiere of his new Marvel movie "Thunderbolts," David Harbour reveals that shooting the fifth and final season of "Stranger Things" was "very, very emotional." (April 22)

Instead, Stranger Things became a massive hit and a regular paycheck. There was one Hopper fake-out death at the end of the third season, but he came back in the fourth. (“I think they were just committed to the beauty of that moment of his death,

Matt Neglia, the editor-in-chief of Next Best Picture, took to social media to marvel at Thunderbolts, calling it “different from other MCU films” and coming at an “opportune time when the franchise is in need of new blood and direction.”

Marvel’s “Thunderbolts” has been revealed to members of the film press, and the first reactions are calling the superhero tentpole a “bold dive into trauma, healing and redemption.” Cast member Florence Pugh,