The series has the executive production of Matt and Ross Duffer, original creators of Stranger Things, along with the usual director Shawn Levy, who also directed Deadpool and Wolverine.
Stranger Things: Tales from ’85 It is the name of the new series, which will be set in the universe of Stranger Things and is currently in development in Netflix.
The series has the executive production of Matt and Ross Dufferoriginal creators of Stranger Things, together with the usual director Shawn Levywho also directed Deadpool and Wolverine. Details of the plot or the cast of voices have not yet been revealed.
What did the Duffer brothers say about the new Stranger Things series
In a statement to Netflix Tudum, the Duffer said: “We have always dreamed of an animated Stranger Things series In the Line of the cartoons of Saturdays in the morning we loved while we grew up, and seeing this dream come true has been absolutely exciting. ”
Speaking about the work of his producer and showrunner, Eric Roblesin the series, they continued: “We are impressed with the work of Eric Robles and his team. Scripts and art are incredible, and we are looking forward to sharing with you! The adventure continues …”.
Such from ’85 is not Stranger Things’s first spin-off, there is the theatrical prequel The First Shadowwho follows a young Henry Creel when he first moves to Hawkins, arrived at the West End in London in 2023 and premiered on Broadway this week.
The fifth and final season of Stranger Things will arrive in Netflix this year, after finishing its filming in December 2024. All the main cast, including Finn Wolfhard, Winona Ryder, David Harbor, Millie Bobby Brown And many more, will return, with the star of the Terminator franchise, Linda Hamiltonjoining the series on a still unknown role.
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