Millie Bobby Brown, star of “Stranger Things,” spoke on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” and discussed the last season of the show. Millie shares all about her role as Eleven in the first half of Season 4, which premieres on May 27th. Continue reading to learn more.

“My God, what isn’t happening with Eleven,” the 18-year-old actor stated. Millie eagerly responded by declaring that “It’s the beginning of the end” is the story’s key theme and catchphrase. Eleven, on the other hand, need further investigation. She explains how she grew to be who she is and how she may become this woman on her own.

“I did,” the British actress said when Jimmy Fallon questioned if she got her American accent from watching Hannah Montana. She also revealed that when she was eight years old, she watched Bugsy Malone and The Godfather. Hannah Montana, on the other hand, was Oscar-nominated.

Millie said that they had filled a garbage can with water balloons and turned out all of the lights at the base camp. Millie then contacted Noah and cried, saying, “Noah, I am so upset. You’re not here to say goodbye to me. Please come back to the base camp, I am leaving now.”

Stranger Things is set in the 1980s in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, and the first season centres on the investigation into the disappearance of a young boy (Will Byers) in the midst of otherworldly events.

A girl with psychokinetic talents makes an appearance in the season (Eleven). This character is played by Millie Brown. The upcoming season, according to Millie, will go deeper into Eleven’s origins and evolution.

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