Fans of Stranger Things are anxious about the fate of Hawkins' residents in the fifth and final season. Stars Charlie Heaton and Joe Keery have kept details under wraps but hinted at a season full of impactful moments.
When asked about the potential devastation caused by Vecna’s invasion, Heaton and Keery remained cautious but enthusiastic. Heaton revealed to TheWrap at the Hollywood premiere that the season is a major achievement.
“I really do think it’s a triumph this year. You know, we filmed for a whole year. It’s massive. And I think everyone — I’ve seen the first five episodes — they brought their best work to this. You’re seeing our lives for the last 10 years, our feelings, and The Duffer Brothers’ work all come together. We like it.”
Heaton added that the upcoming season is “huge” and “pretty special,” with no hints to what fans should expect.
Keery echoed the sentiment, hinting that the final season will wrap up the story cleanly, leaving no loose ends.
“I can’t say much about what it was. But, for me, it was one of the most rewarding days on set. Usually, in life, you don’t get to close a loop really in that way. To have the chance to do that and go out in style was pretty cool.”
Author’s summary: The final season of Stranger Things promises a powerful and emotional conclusion, showcasing the cast's decade-long journey and bringing the story to a rewarding close.