Millie Bobby Brown Reveals Why She Felt Secure with David Harbour
Millie Bobby Brown has expressed her sense of security while working with David Harbour on the set of “Stranger Things,” despite recent reports of on-set bullying. In a recent interview with Deadline, published on November 28, the actress highlighted the 10-year working relationship they’ve built throughout the series.
Millie Bobby Brown’s Trust in David Harbour
Brown, who plays Eleven, stated, “Of course I felt safe, I mean, we’ve worked together for 10 years.” She emphasized her comfort with the entire cast and crew, reinforcing the bonds created over the years.
Strong On-Set Relationship
David Harbour, aged 50, portrays Jim Hopper, Eleven’s adoptive father. Brown explained that their roles have naturally fostered a closer relationship. “We play father and daughter so naturally, we have a closer bond,” she noted.
- Mille Bobby Brown plays Eleven
- David Harbour plays Jim Hopper
- Ten years of collaboration on “Stranger Things”
- Strong emotional scenes, particularly in season 2, supported their bond
Recent Controversies
Reports emerged on November 1 about Brown filing a harassment and bullying claim before shooting the show’s final season. Sources indicated that the allegations consisted of numerous accusations, leading to an extensive investigation.
Importantly, these claims did not include sexual misconduct. During season 5, Brown allegedly had a representative with her on set to ensure her comfort and safety.
Public Support and Solidarity
Following the allegations, Brown and Harbour appeared together at the Stranger Things season 5 premiere in Los Angeles on November 6. The actors shared light-hearted moments on the red carpet, reinforcing their united front.
In a subsequent interview, Brown remarked, “We love this show with everything, and we value our friendship more than anything.” This loyalty has been maintained throughout their decade-long relationship.
Reflections on Young Fame
Harbour has previously discussed the challenges child actors face with fame. He acknowledged the excitement but voiced concerns about the long-term effects. His comments underscore the complexities of growing up in the spotlight.
“I think the problem with young fame is that it’s very exciting. But you don’t really want to be a genius at 11 years old,” Harbour stated.
The strong relationship between Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour remains unaffected by outside speculation, showcasing their dedication to each other and the series. As the final season of “Stranger Things” approaches, fans are eager to see the culmination of their on-screen and off-screen journey.
