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David Harbour ready to move on from Stranger Things

David Harbour ready to move on from Stranger Things

News.com.aua day ago

The actor plays Chief Jim Hopper in the hit Netflix series, which is expected to end after the fifth season airs later this year. During a conversation with Scarlett Johansson for Interview, Harbour admitted he felt relieved to explore new opportunities after working on the show for a decade. 'You get to a certain point where you're like, 'How much more story is there?' You're having to play a lot of the same beat. And there's a feeling where you're like, 'I want to take a risk. I want to do something that people haven't seen me do before.'..."

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