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Harbour: Kids on Stranger Things taught relaxation
25 May
Summary
- David Harbour learned valuable relaxation from young co-stars.
- He described the first season of Stranger Things as magical.
- Harbour found the child actors' ability to be themselves remarkable.
David Harbour reflected on his experience working with the younger cast of Stranger Things, noting that he learned significant lessons from them, particularly regarding on-set relaxation. He described the show's inaugural season as a magical period, admiring how the child actors maintained a natural presence, even in front of the cameras.
Harbour contrasted his own acting process for his character, Hopper, which he found challenging due to the character's depression, with the joy derived from the family atmosphere created by the cast and crew. He characterized his time during the first season as miraculous, feeling enriched by the collaborative storytelling.
The series, which debuted in 2016, has achieved significant success, earning numerous awards. Its conclusion was marked by the end of its five-season run on New Year's Eve. Stranger Things has also expanded its universe with a renewed animated spinoff and a prequel stage show.
