Millie Bobby Brown Gushes Over David Harbour After Bullying Claims

There is nothing strange going on between them Strange things costars Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour Despite recent claims of issues between the actors.

additional I met Brown, 21, at the world premiere of the film queernessSeason 5 on Thursday, November 6, as the actress gushed about her on-screen father.

“It was amazing,” Brown said of his reunion with Harbor, 50, on the red carpet. “We’re so lucky to have each other. This show means so much to both of us, and to everyone here. This has been the last 10 years of our lives.”

Brown, who has played telepathic protagonist Eleven on the hit Netflix show since its debut in 2016, also reflected on the show’s decade-long journey. Brown was only 10 years old when production began on the first season.

“I lived every day as if it were the first day on set,” she said. “And maybe that’s what made me hold on to every moment dear.”

Brown and Harbor seemed to shut down rumors of trouble between them when they hit the red carpet together Thursday night at the TCL Chinese Theater in Hollywood.

In a video shared by Netflix and Strange thingsThe stars were seen on their Instagram accounts hugging and joking on the red carpet while taking photographs and speaking to fans.

The united front comes next Daily Mail He claimed on Saturday, November 1, that Brown “filed a harassment and bullying complaint” against Harbor “before they started filming last season.”

Us Weekly I previously reached out to Brown, Harbor, and Netflix for comment but did not receive a response. Neither party commented publicly on these accusations.

For his part, Harbor recently praised Brown and his younger actors, many of whom were pre-tweens or teens when the show began, in an interview with Respected Spain.

“They’re all very good kids. Maybe it’s just because I’m sober, which I’m sure everyone does, but it’s like kids aren’t abusing drugs the way my generation was,” Harbor said of his ties to Brown and company. “One of the real ropes to hold up in this business for me is the artistry of what you do.”

“I think the problem with a little fame is that it’s very exciting, you know? It’s very exciting when people think you’re a genius, but you don’t really want to be an 11-year-old genius.” “What kind of protection… I mean, look what happened to Mozart or something. It’s not a long life. I’d love to see He came [Matarazzo] When he plays King Lear when he’s 70, I’d like to see that kind of career come out of him. And this is my selfish desire for them to explore their technical skills and instruments to their fullest potential. I think this is the most rational way to approach this business.

Harbor also admitted that he feels fatherly towards his teammates as they navigate their post careersStrange things.

“I would be so worried about them, but as any parent knows, it’s hopeless and nothing works. You just give what you can and then you watch, and you’re there for them if they need you,” he explained. “This is where I found out where they fit in. I’m always here to help them, but they’re going their own way. It’s a tough road, but they all seem to be doing a great job.”