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  • ‘GOAT’ Press Conference With Stephen Curry and More

    (L to R) Ayesha Curry and Stephen Curry at the World Premiere of Columbia Pictures and Sony Pictures Animation’s 'Goat' at AMC Century City on February 06, 2026 in Los Angeles, California. Photo by Eric Charbonneau/Sony Pictures via Getty Images.
    (L to R) Ayesha Curry and Stephen Curry at the World Premiere of Columbia Pictures and Sony Pictures Animation’s ‘Goat’ at AMC Century City on February 06, 2026 in Los Angeles, California. Photo by Eric Charbonneau/Sony Pictures via Getty Images.

    GOAT‘ delivers a powerful message about dreaming big, no matter how small you are. Moviefone was invited to attend a press day to learn more about the making of this new Sony Pictures Animation film, where we learned about the costuming, character design, and editing process.

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    Moviefone also attended a press conference with the cast and creatives, where we heard all about the making of the movie. Here are five things we learned from them.

    Related Article: Movie Review ‘GOAT’

    1) Steph Curry Found His First Voice Acting Role Challenging

    (L to R) Modo (Nick Kroll), Lenny (Stephen Curry), Will (Caleb McLaughlin), Olivia (Nicola Coughlan), Jett (Gabrielle Union) and Archie (David Harbour) in Columbia Pictures and Sony Pictures Animation's 'Goat'. © 2026 CTMG, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
    (L to R) Modo (Nick Kroll), Lenny (Stephen Curry), Will (Caleb McLaughlin), Olivia (Nicola Coughlan), Jett (Gabrielle Union) and Archie (David Harbour) in Columbia Pictures and Sony Pictures Animation’s ‘Goat’. © 2026 CTMG, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

    ‘GOAT’ may be based on Steph Curry’s life, but he doesn’t voice the main character Will, instead, he voices the tallest player on the team, Lenny, which he admits was not easy.

    Stephen Curry: It’s my first time really doing a, you know, voice acting role. And so that whole experience, it was challenging. It was something that I knew was gonna have to be pulled out of me in the sense of finding that true, authentic Lenny voice. But once I got there, it was an experience I’ll remember for a long time.

    2) Gabrielle Union Says Greatness Is Different For Everyone

    Jett (Gabrielle Union) in Columbia Pictures and Sony Pictures Animations’ 'Goat'. © 2025 CTMG, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
    Jett (Gabrielle Union) in Columbia Pictures and Sony Pictures Animations’ ‘Goat’. © 2025 CTMG, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

    One of the key messages of ‘GOAT’ is to embrace your greatness, rather than trying to copy someone elses. Gabrielle Union, voice of Jett, discusses how Will encourages her character to be herself.

    Gabrielle Union: Will makes me have to go back and get in the lab. His greatness does not look like Jett’s, and Jett’s greatness does not look like Will’s. And it brings out that fire. Like, put up or shut up. You’re only as great as your last game. And I’ve watched it in my own life. I’ve watched it in my household.

    3) Patton Oswalt Created A Key Backstory Moment For His Character

    Archie (David Harbour) with his daughters, Modo (Nick Kroll), Olivia (Nicola Coughlan), Will (Caleb McLaughlin) and Lenny (Stephen Curry) in Columbia Pictures’ and Sony Pictures Animation’s 'Goat'. © 2025 CTMG, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
    Archie (David Harbour) with his daughters, Modo (Nick Kroll), Olivia (Nicola Coughlan), Will (Caleb McLaughlin) and Lenny (Stephen Curry) in Columbia Pictures’ and Sony Pictures Animation’s ‘Goat’. © 2025 CTMG, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

    Patton Oswalt voices the head coach of the Thorns, Dennis, who has lost power to Jett. In order to help voice him, he came up with a small, key moment, in his backstory.

    Patton Oswalt: It’s clear that on day one, not that I write a big biography of this character, it’s clear that on day one, he lost a battle with Jett that lasted two seconds. She immediately put her foot and he’s like, “Okay, I’m just gonna work on this position and operate at this level.” And then during the movie, he has to kinda re-remind himself, wait, no, I’m the coach, I need to be helping these players. And what Gabrielle said about going back into the lab, I wish I had that phrase during all my interviews earlier ’cause that’s so perfect. But he has to teach these players, you each need to get out of your own way.

    4) Caleb McLaughlin Loves How Jett Inspires Will

    (L to R) Will (Caleb McLaughlin) and Jett (Gabrielle Union) in Columbia Pictures and Sony Pictures Animation’s in 'Goat'. © 2025 CTMG, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
    (L to R) Will (Caleb McLaughlin) and Jett (Gabrielle Union) in Columbia Pictures and Sony Pictures Animation’s in ‘Goat’. © 2025 CTMG, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

    ‘GOAT’ subverts the norm and features a male rookie looking up to a powerful female character. Caleb McLaughlin discusses the dynamic between Will and Jett.

    Caleb McLaughlin: She set the bar so high for him in his life that everything that he’s doing in his life is to be like her, is to be great, is to get into roarball. And I think she just sets the bar and brings out the ambition, the drive for what that is. What it is to be a GOAT. You know what I mean? What you have to do to be a GOAT. It’s not easy.

    5) Tyree Dillihay Added In The Actors’ Quirks Where Possible

    (L to R) Adam Rosette and Tyree Dillihay seen at the 'Goat' Movie: Family Roarball Experience for Columbia Pictures and Sony Pictures Animation’s 'Goat' at Intuit Dome on February 01, 2026 in Inglewood, California. Photo: Eric Charbonneau/Sony Pictures via Getty Images.
    (L to R) Adam Rosette and Tyree Dillihay seen at the ‘Goat’ Movie: Family Roarball Experience for Columbia Pictures and Sony Pictures Animation’s ‘Goat’ at Intuit Dome on February 01, 2026 in Inglewood, California. Photo: Eric Charbonneau/Sony Pictures via Getty Images.

    Director Tyree Dillihay wanted to make sure that each character featured a little bit of the person voicing them. So, for example, Caleb McLaughlin is a bit of a germaphobe, so he made Will have a small thing about germs.

    Tyree Dillihay: With Patton, with Gabrielle, with Caleb, with all of our cast, I tried to find little things about them that we can authentically infuse in a character that didn’t break anything. It just seemed natural. It’s these little quirks that make them seem more real, more identifiable, more specific.

    'Goat' opens in theaters on February 13th.
    ‘Goat’ opens in theaters on February 13th.

    What is the plot of ‘GOAT’?

    The story follows Will, a small goat with big dreams who gets a once-in-a-lifetime shot to join the pros and play roarball – a high-intensity, co-ed, full-contact sport dominated by the fastest, fiercest animals in the world. Will’s new teammates aren’t thrilled about having a little goat on their roster, but Will is determined to revolutionize the sport and prove once and for all that “smalls can ball!”

    Who is in the cast of ‘GOAT’?

    • Caleb McLaughlin as Will Harris
    • Gabrielle Union as Jett Filmore
    • Nick Kroll as Modo Olachenko
    • Nicola Coughlan as Olivia Burke
    • David Harbour as Archie Everhardt
    • Stephen Curry as Lenny Williamson
    • Jenifer Lewis as Florence Everson
    • Patton Oswalt as Dennis
    Will (Caleb McLaughlin) in Columbia Pictures and Sony Picture Animation’s 'GOAT'. Photo: Sony Pictures Animation. © 2025 CTMG, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
    Will (Caleb McLaughlin) in Columbia Pictures and Sony Picture Animation’s ‘GOAT’. Photo: Sony Pictures Animation. © 2025 CTMG, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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  • Movie Review: ‘The Book of Clarence’

    Clarence (LaKeith Stanfield), Barabbas (Omar Sy) and Elijah (R.J. Cyler) in 'The Book of Clarence.'
    (L to R) Clarence (LaKeith Stanfield), Barabbas (Omar Sy) and Elijah (R.J. Cyler) in ‘The Book of Clarence.’ Photo: Moris Puccio. © 2023 Legendary Entertainment. All rights reserved.

    The new biblical epic ‘The Book of Clarence,’ which was written by Jeymes Samuel (‘The Harder They Fall’) and stars LaKeith Stanfield (‘Knives Out’), opens in theaters on January 12th.

    Initial Thoughts

    Coming off the success of the fantastic ‘The Harder They Fall,’ director Jeymes Samuel’s has crafted another epic and entertaining movie, which boasts commanding performances from LaKeith Stanfield and Anna Diop. While the film will no doubt spark controversy in the fundamental bible community for its depiction of the “historical Jesus” versus the “real Jesus,” the filmmaker’s original vision and execution is hypnotic for those religiously openminded and results in a fun and though-provoking theatrical experience.

    Script and Direction

    Jeymes Samuel attends a Special Screening of 'The Book of Clarence' at Pacific Design Center on December 11, 2023 in West Hollywood, California.
    Jeymes Samuel attends a Special Screening of ‘The Book of Clarence’ at Pacific Design Center on December 11, 2023 in West Hollywood, California. Photo by Rich Polk/Getty Images for Sony Pictures.

    ‘The Book of Clarence’ is a reimagining of the biblical story of Jesus. We are first introduced to Clarence (LaKeith Stanfield), a hustler living in A.D. 33 Jerusalem whose identical twin brother is Thomas (also played by Stanfield), who is one of the twelve apostles. Down on his luck, and owing money to Jedediah the Terrible (Eric Kofi-Abrefa), Clarence believes if he can become an apostle, Jesus (Nicholas Pinnock) can protect him from Jedediah. But when Clarence is denied membership in the apostles because of his lack of faith in Jesus, he decides to create his own following and along with his best friend Elijah (RJ Cyler), claims to be the Messiah himself.

    This soon draws the attention of Pontius Pilate (James McAvoy), who will execute anyone claiming to be the Messiah, which also includes a homeless man (Benedict Cumberbatch) with mysterious powers. Also complicating Clarence’s problems is his love for Varinia (Anna Diop), who is the sister of Jedediah. What the film, and director Jeymes Samuel does well is tell us a familiar story from a new point of view. Even though we all know the story of Jesus, we’ve never seen it like this before and that leads to exciting and innovative storytelling.

    In my opinion, Samuel had a fantastic directorial debut with ‘The Harder They Fall,’ which was an exciting and entertaining Western. With ‘Clarence,’ Samuel firmly establishes himself as a fresh and competent filmmaker and crafts an epic version of the biblical story. The director has gone on the record saying that he grew up loving classic biblical movies like ‘Ben-Hur’ and ‘The Ten Commandments,’ and his inspiration from those movies is apparent in every scene of ‘Clarence.’

    But what is most important is that Samuel has injected the movie with his own personal point-of-view, which is what makes the movie really pop. The use of modern music, fantastic action sequences and a great cast certainly helps, but make no mistakes, Samuel is an auteur director not unlike Quentin Tarantino or Wes Anderson. While some audience members own religious views may be at odds with the ideas of the film, the originality and strength of Samuel’s screenplay cannot be denied.

    Performances

    Elijah (R.J. Cyler) and Clarence (LaKeith Stanfield) in 'The Book of Clarence.'
    (L to R) Elijah (R.J. Cyler) and Clarence (LaKeith Stanfield) in ‘The Book of Clarence.’ Photo: Moris Puccio. © 2023 Legendary Entertainment. All rights reserved.

    LaKeith Stanfield is one the finest actors we have working today and is best known for his supporting work in movies like ‘Get Out,’ ‘Knives Out,’ ‘Uncut Gems,’ and ‘Judas and the Black Messiah,’ for which he earned a Best Supporting Oscar nomination. But ‘Clarence’ really marks the actor’s first major starring role, and Stanfield is mesmerizing as both the title role and his brother Thomas. The actor gives not one but two commanding performances, which at times are as comedic as they are emotional and dramatic.

    Also excellent in their comedic roles are RJ Cyler as Clarence’s loyal friend, and Benedict Cumberbatch as Benjamin, who eerily looks like the historical representation of Jesus. Alfre Woodard, who plays Mother Mary, and David Oyelowo, who plays John the Baptist, both have fun comedic turns as well. But what really grounds the movie and some of its new ideas about the classic bible story is the romance between Clarence and Varinia, thanks to a lovely performance from Anna Diop. The actress is probably best known for her role as Starfire on Max’s ‘Titans,’ but based on this performance should be appearing in more big screen films very soon.

    Unfortunately, the one performance that doesn’t quite work belongs to James McAvoy and his role as Pontius Pilate. McAvoy is a fine actor, but the character is never really fleshed out and ultimately just becomes a generic advisory.

    Related Article: LaKeith Stanfield and Director Jeymes Samuel Talk ‘The Book of Clarence’

    Why Some Audiences May Have an Issue with ‘The Book of Clarence’

    Pontius Pilate (James McAvoy) and Clarence (LaKeith Stanfield) in 'The Book of Clarence.'
    (L to R) Pontius Pilate (James McAvoy) and Clarence (LaKeith Stanfield) in ‘The Book of Clarence.’ Photo: Moris Puccio. © 2023 Legendary Entertainment. All rights reserved.

    For many, the reimagining of the bible is a taboo subject, and especially in America, people take their Jesus very seriously. We’ve seen many retellings of Jesus’ story met with criticism and controversy over the years such as Martin Scorsese’s ‘The Last Temptation of Christ’ or Mel Gibson’s ‘The Passion of the Christ,’ and I fear the same may happen to ‘The Book of Clarence.’

    While I personally have no problem with the idea of a black Jesus, (let’s be honest, if he did exist, he most likely was not white), I’m afraid many people will. Which is another reason I’m so impressed with Samuel’s bold take on the biblical story, it’s a big risk for an up-and-coming filmmaker to make with his sophomore movie.

    But another issue some may have, which again I didn’t, is the depiction of the long haired and bearded version of Jesus that many people believe in. Played by Cumberbatch, he is nothing but a false profit, a homeless man who is touched by the “real Jesus,” granting him powers he does not understand. The film reveals Clarence to be the true Jesus talked about in the bible, and Cumberbatch’s character is just the physical representation that history recorded. This is a fascinating idea to explore, which Samuel’s does exceedingly well, but again, it could be very controversial for many religious audience members.

    Final Thoughts

    Clarence (LaKeith Stanfield) and Varinia (Anna Diop) in 'The Book of Clarence.'
    (L to R) Clarence (LaKeith Stanfield) and Varinia (Anna Diop) in ‘The Book of Clarence.’ Photo: Moris Puccio. © 2023 Legendary Entertainment. All rights reserved.

    Controversies aside, ‘The Book of Clarence’ is an extremely original, fresh, bold, and exciting reimaging of the story of Jesus. Director Jeymes Samuel firmly establishes himself as one of the most innovative and exciting directors working today, while LaKeith Stanfield giving a commanding lead performance.

    ‘The Book of Clarence’ receives 8.5 out of 10 stars.

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    What is the plot of ‘The Book of Clarence’?

    A struggling down-on-his-luck man named Clarence (LaKeith Stanfield) living in 29 A.D. Jerusalem looks to capitalize on the rise of Jesus Christ (Babs Olusanmokun) by claiming to be a new Messiah sent by God, in an attempt to free himself of debt and start a life of glory for himself.

    Who is in the cast of ‘The Book of Clarence’?

    • LaKeith Stanfield as Clarence and Thomas
    • Omar Sy as Barabbas
    • Anna Diop as Varinia
    • RJ Cyler as Elijah
    • David Oyelowo as John the Baptist
    • Micheal Ward as Judas Iscariot
    • Alfre Woodard as Mother Mary
    • Teyana Taylor as Mary Magdalene
    • Caleb McLaughlin as Zeke
    • Eric Kofi-Abrefa as Jedediah the Terrible
    • Marianne Jean-Baptiste as Clarence’s mother
    • James McAvoy as Pontius Pilate
    • Benedict Cumberbatch as Benjamin
    • Babs Olusanmokun as Jesus Christ
    Mary Magdalene (Teyana Taylor) in 'The Book of Clarence.'
    Mary Magdalene (Teyana Taylor) in ‘The Book of Clarence.’ Photo: Moris Puccio. © 2023 Legendary Entertainment. All rights reserved.

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  • Trailer for ‘Stranger Things’ 4 Volume 2

    Millie Bobby Brown as Eleven and Matthew Modine
    (L to R) Millie Bobby Brown as Eleven and Matthew Modine as Dr. Martin Brenner in ‘Stranger Things.’ Photo: Courtesy of Netflix © 2022.

    Just last week, we got new images from ‘Stranger Things’ super-sized Season 4 finale, which comprises two episodes known as ‘Volume 2’.

    Now here comes the trailer for the episodes, promising a lot of explosive action, fresh threats, and ominous warnings that our heroes are in over their heads even more than ever.

    Picking up a year or so after the explosive end of Season 3, the first volume’s episodes found Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown), Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) and his family living in Southern California, having made the smart choice to move away from Hawkins, Indiana. While Eleven is having trouble fitting into a new school, she’s soon informed by Sam Owens (Paul Reiser) that her particular set of mysterious skills are needed back in Hawkins.

    There’s just one small problem with that plan: she doesn’t have them anymore. Yet back in Hawkins, things continue to be, well, strange. Mike (Finn Wolfhard), Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) and Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin) are facing their own challenges, moving on up to Hawkins high school and all the potential bullying, hormonal issues and fashion challenges that presents.

    But possibly having an even harder time is Sadie Sink’s Max Mayfield, who is still grieving the death of brother Billy (Dacre Montgomery), who sacrificed himself in the big battle.

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    They’ll need real help, as something even more terrifying is on the way and a giant conflict is bubbling away, with some of it tied to the creepy new location of the Creel House. Then there’s poor old Jim Hopper (David Harbour), locked away in a prison in Kamchatka, Russia. At least he’s alive, but for how long?

    The end of Season 4’s first volume saw Mike’s sister Nancy (Natalia Dyer) trapped in the Upside Down by new big bad Vecna and friend Steve (Joe Keery) in a bad way after being attacked by bat creatures.

    With threatening voice-over from Vecna (who, spoiler alert, we learned is the son of the ill-fated Creel family, born with special abilities and eventually sent to the same facility that housed Eleven.) He went on to become a member of the staff (played in adult form by Jamie Campbell Bower) but has since embraced his inner darkness and is now hunting Hawkins townsfolk, killing them, and dragging them to the Upside Down.

    And now he and Matthew Modine’s Dr. Brenner are all about telling Eleven that even with her powers restored, she might not be enough to stop him.

    Is this the end for the Hawkins heroes? Well, we doubt it, given that Season 5 is in the works and planned to actually wrap up the series, but there’s every indication that not everyone will make it out of the season alive. Protect Steve’s hair at all costs!

    Promising to be the biggest episodes yet – the two finale entries have a combined running time of nearly four hours – ‘Stranger Things 4’ Volume 2 lands on Netflix on July 1st.

    Maya Hawke as Robin Buckley, Joe Keery as Steve Harrington, Priah Ferguson as Erica Sinclair, Natalia Dyer as Nancy Wheeler, and Sadie Sink as Max Mayfield in 'Stranger Things.'
    (L to R) Maya Hawke as Robin Buckley, Joe Keery as Steve Harrington, Priah Ferguson as Erica Sinclair, Natalia Dyer as Nancy Wheeler, and Sadie Sink as Max Mayfield in ‘Stranger Things.’ Photo: Courtesy of Netflix © 2022.
  • New Images Tease ‘Stranger Things’ 4 Volume 2

    Millie Bobby Brown as Eleven in 'Stranger Things.'
    Millie Bobby Brown as Eleven in ‘Stranger Things.’ Photo: Courtesy of Netflix © 2022.

    If, by now you’ve finished watching the approximately 576 hours of ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4 Volume 1 (okay, more like nearly nine hours), two things are probably true: you have Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill” stuck in your head and you’re eagerly anticipating the next Volume.

    Netflix is throwing us all a tiny tease of what we can expect via some new pictures from Volume 2 which, let’s not forget, comprises two episodes running nearly four hours when watched together.

    Picking up a year or so after the explosive end of Season 3, the first volume’s episodes find Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown), Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) and his family living in Southern California, having made the smart choice to move away from Hawkins, Indiana. While Eleven is having trouble fitting into a new school, she’s soon informed by Sam Owens (Paul Reiser) that her particular set of mysterious skills are needed back in Hawkins.

    There’s just one small problem with that plan: she doesn’t have them anymore. Yet back in Hawkins, things continue to be, well, strange. Mike (Finn Wolfhard), Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) and Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin) are facing their own challenges, moving on up to Hawkins high school and all the potential bullying, hormonal issues and fashion challenges that presents.

    But possibly having an even harder time is Sadie Sink’s Max Mayfield, who is still grieving the death of brother Billy (Dacre Montgomery), who sacrificed himself in the big battle.

    Maya Hawke as Robin Buckley, Joe Keery as Steve Harrington, Priah Ferguson as Erica Sinclair, Natalia Dyer as Nancy Wheeler, and Sadie Sink as Max Mayfield in 'Stranger Things.'
    (L to R) Maya Hawke as Robin Buckley, Joe Keery as Steve Harrington, Priah Ferguson as Erica Sinclair, Natalia Dyer as Nancy Wheeler, and Sadie Sink as Max Mayfield in ‘Stranger Things.’ Photo: Courtesy of Netflix © 2022.

    They’ll need real help, as something even more terrifying is on the way and a giant conflict is bubbling away, with some of it tied to the creepy new location of the Creel House. Then there’s poor old Jim Hopper (David Harbour), locked away in a prison in Kamchatka, Russia. At least he’s alive, but for how long?

    The end of Season 4’s first volume saw Mike’s sister Nancy (Natalia Dyer) trapped in the Upside Down by new big bad Vecna and friend Steve (Joe Keery) in a bad way after being attacked by bat creatures.

    These new pictures could be considered a spoiler – unless the shot of Nancy with the gang is a flashback – but show the various storylines we’ve been following, including Mike and friends’ attempt to find Eleven, her digging into her tragic lab past alongside Dr. Martin Brenner (Matthew Modine), Hopper and Joyce Byers (Winona Ryder) trying to get out of Russia alive and the characters in Hawkins making plans to take on Vecna (who, it is revealed, also has ties to Eleven’s past).

    “The final episode has more FX shots than the entirety of Season 3,” co-creator Matt Duffer told Empire magazine after the first Volume dropped.

    “There’s an hour-long chunk in the final episode that just doesn’t stop,” adds his brother and fellow show boss Ross. “It’s the most complicated thing we’ve ever attempted to do. It’s all tension and dread, with a run-time that would be long even for a movie. Then – well, everything goes to hell…”

    Yeah, because life is always so peachy keen and easy for the Hawkins crew! ‘Stranger Things 4’ Volume 2 lands on Netflix on July 1st.

    Natalia Dyer as Nancy Wheeler, Gaten Matarazzo as Dustin Henderson, Joe Keery as Steve Harrington, Joseph Quinn as Eddie Munson, Maya Hawke as Robin Buckley, Priah Ferguson as Erica Sinclair, Sadie Sink as Max Mayfield, and Caleb McLaughlin as Lucas Sinclair in 'Stranger Things.'
    (L to R) Natalia Dyer as Nancy Wheeler, Gaten Matarazzo as Dustin Henderson, Joe Keery as Steve Harrington, Joseph Quinn as Eddie Munson, Maya Hawke as Robin Buckley, Priah Ferguson as Erica Sinclair, Sadie Sink as Max Mayfield, and Caleb McLaughlin as Lucas Sinclair in ‘Stranger Things.’ Photo: Courtesy of Netflix © 2022.
    Eduardo Franco as Argyle, Noah Schnapp as Will Byers, Finn Wolfhard as Mike Wheeler, and Charlie Heaton as Jonathan Byers in 'STranger Things.'
    (L to R) Eduardo Franco as Argyle, Noah Schnapp as Will Byers, Finn Wolfhard as Mike Wheeler, and Charlie Heaton as Jonathan Byers in ‘STranger Things.’ Photo: Courtesy of Netflix © 2022.
    Maya Hawke as Robin Buckley, Joe Keery as Steve Harrington and Joseph Quinn as Eddie Munson in 'Stranger Things.'
    (L to R) Maya Hawke as Robin Buckley, Joe Keery as Steve Harrington and Joseph Quinn as Eddie Munson in ‘Stranger Things.’ Courtesy of Netflix © 2022.
    Tom Wlaschiha as Dmitrti, Brett Gelman as Murray Bauman, Winona Ryder as Joyce Byers, and David Harbour as Jim Hopper in 'Stranger Things.'
    (L to R) Tom Wlaschiha as Dmitrti, Brett Gelman as Murray Bauman, Winona Ryder as Joyce Byers, and David Harbour as Jim Hopper in ‘Stranger Things.’ Photo: Courtesy of Netflix © 2022.
    Sadie Sink as Max Mayfield and Caleb McLaughlin as Lucas Sinclair in 'Stranger Things.'
    (L to R) Sadie Sink as Max Mayfield and Caleb McLaughlin as Lucas Sinclair in ‘Stranger Things.’ Photo: Courtesy of Netflix © 2022.
    Millie Bobby Brown as Eleven and Matthew Modine
    (L to R) Millie Bobby Brown as Eleven and Matthew Modine as Dr. Martin Brenner in ‘Stranger Things.’ Photo: Courtesy of Netflix © 2022.