David Harbour and Millie Bobby Brown Reunite for New Netflix Spy Series
David Harbour and Millie Bobby Brown, who gained fame for their roles in the hit Netflix series Stranger Things, are set to reunite in an upcoming spy series for the streaming platform. Their characters, who shared a father-daughter bond throughout the series, parted ways in a bittersweet finale, making this new collaboration particularly exciting for fans.
In a recent interview, Harbour shared his enthusiasm for working with Brown again, stating that they "can't get enough" of each other. He emphasized the special connection that audiences have with their characters, Hopper and Eleven, and expressed a desire to build on that dynamic in their new project. Harbour noted that their relationship has evolved over the years, and he looks forward to exploring new stories together.
The new series will follow Harbour as Matt Wolfe, a disgraced FBI agent turned security expert. He is drawn back into the world he left behind when his estranged daughter, Rebecca, played by Brown, goes missing during a mission. Both Harbour and Brown will not only star in the series but also serve as executive producers.
The script for the series has been penned by Emmy-winning writer Jack Thorne, who previously collaborated with Brown on the Enola Holmes films. Harbour expressed pride in the project, stating that they have already completed two scripts and he is very excited about the direction they are taking.
As the series progresses, fans can look forward to updates on this intriguing new venture featuring two beloved stars from Stranger Things.
