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Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour Show Unity at Stranger Things Premiere as Producers Dispute Bullying Report

No outcome of any internal inquiry has been released, with the studio and actors declining to comment on the report’s accuracy.

Overview

  • Brown and Harbour hugged, posed together and laughed on the Los Angeles red carpet, with Netflix sharing their interaction on official channels.
  • Brown downplayed discord in premiere interviews, saying they are “so lucky to have each other” and describing Harbour as being like a father figure to her.
  • Co-creator Ross Duffer stressed the cast’s decade-long family dynamic and a priority on a safe set, and executive producer Shawn Levy called circulating stories “wildly inaccurate.”
  • Reports tracing to the Daily Mail say Brown filed a bullying and harassment complaint before Season 5, triggering a months-long confidential review and the presence of a personal representative for her on set; no sexual impropriety was alleged.
  • Season 5 remains on track with three drops on November 26, December 25 and December 31, and Netflix also released the opening minutes to refocus attention on the finale rollout.