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Appearance
Millie has androgynous features: pale skin, expressive, "mysterious" eyes, and rather thin lips. Because of this appearance, directors often cast her in unusual, otherworldly roles—a role she brilliantly fulfilled in Stranger Things. Over the years, she has experimented with hairstyles (including cutting her hair short or shaving her head for a role), hair color, and makeup.

Character
Millie is described as caring and empathetic. At the same time, she's also an "old soul"—she began thinking about serious matters early on. As a child, she struggled with partial deafness in one ear and experienced bullying, so theater became a true outlet for her. Acting helped her better understand herself.

At the same time, she's straightforward and unafraid to assert her boundaries. For example, when intense debate and criticism erupted online over stylists making her look older than her years (her heavy makeup and certain red carpet outfits), Millie recorded a video message to protect her privacy. She's also openly stated that she doesn't like wearing revealing clothing and clearly defines her boundaries in this regard.

Biography
Date and place of birth: February 19, 2004, Marbella (Spain).
Family: The third of four children of British parents Kelly and Robert Brown.
Childhood and early career: At age four, the family moved to Bournemouth, UK, and about four years later, to Orlando, Florida, USA. In school drama, Millie realized she wanted to become an actress. A teacher noticed her talent and advised her parents to support their daughter. The family eventually moved to Los Angeles to give Millie a chance in the industry.
First roles: She made her screen debut in 2013 (an episode of Once Upon a Time in Wonderland). This was followed by roles in Intruders (2014), as well as roles in Modern Family, Grey's Anatomy, and NCIS.
Breakthrough: In 2016, Millie landed the role of Eleven.

Character
Sadie is described as energetic, driven, and at the same time vulnerable. She combines rebelliousness with a deep inner vulnerability, which is clearly evident in her roles. She demonstrates persistence: for example, during the casting process for "Stranger Things," she went through several stages, although the creators were initially looking for a younger actress. At the same time, Sadie values ​​privacy and believes that the less the public knows about her personal life, the more convincing her roles are. She also demonstrates integrity: she supports feminist causes and advocates for animal rights.

Biography
Sadie Elizabeth Sink was born on April 16, 2002, in the small town of Brenham, Texas. Her father was an American football coach, and her mother was a math teacher. There are five children in the family: Sadie has three older brothers (Caleb, Spencer, and Mitchell) and a younger sister, Jaycee.

From an early age, Sadie was passionate about the arts. She and her brother, Mitchell, performed scenes from High School Musical, and their mother, noticing their talent, enrolled the children in acting classes, where they also took vocal and dance lessons.

Her professional career began in the theater. At age 10, she auditioned for the lead role in the Broadway musical "Annie." Later, in 2015, she played the young Queen Elizabeth II in the production of "The Audience," opposite Helen Mirren—an experience she says greatly influenced her perspective on acting.

The turning point came in 2016. Sadie was cast as Max Mayfield in the second season of Stranger Things. To get into character as the cool skater, she had to intensively learn how to skateboard, as she hadn't learned how before her casting. Over time, Max became one of the show's key characters, and a scene from season four (the fight with Vecna ​​to Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill") resonated with viewers.

Following the success of the series, Sadie continued to actively act and perform on stage:

Finn Wolfhard is a Canadian actor and musician, born December 23, 2002, in Vancouver. He gained widespread recognition for his roles in the TV series Stranger Things and the film It.

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Appearance
Finn Wolfhard is a young man of average height (around 178–184 centimeters). He has light, slightly wavy hair and distinctive facial features. Throughout his career, his appearance has varied depending on the role, from boyish innocence to a more mature style.

Character
Finn Wolfhard is described as an introvert with a rational approach to life. He is prone to reflection and philosophical contemplation, striving to find deeper meaning and universal truths. At the same time, the actor possesses a lively mind, curiosity, and a sense of humor. He displays a passion for both acting and music. His role as Richie Toizer has caused some damage to his vision, so he sometimes needs to wear glasses.

In interviews, Wolfhard noted that he avoids bad habits (he doesn't smoke or drink alcohol), believing that his environment and personal choices are more important than stereotypes about teen stars. He is also known for his charitable work, participating in concerts to raise funds for musicians in need of treatment.

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DISLIKES: milk, fruit.

In addition to his acting career, Finn Wolfhard is known as a musician. From 2017 to 2019, he was the vocalist and guitarist for the band Calpurnia, and after its disbandment, he founded the duo The Aubreys. In 2025, he released his debut solo album, Happy Birthday.

He played Mike Wheeler in Stranger Things.

Stranger Things Season 5 Plot
Season 5 picks up after the finale of Season 4: the rift between the real world and the Upside Down deepens—Hawkins is falling apart, monsters are swarming the streets, and Vecna ​​is launching an open invasion. The heroes, who had previously acted separately, unite for the final battle.

Main storylines
Master plan of attack. All key characters gather in Hawkins to attack Vecna ​​simultaneously:

in the real world;

in his lair in the Upside Down.

The role of Will Byers. Will, whose connection to the Upside Down becomes critical, acts as a kind of "radar" in the final battle. Ultimately, after his victory, he is finally freed from the parallel world's influence.

Murray Bauman's mission. Murray takes on the task of blowing up the "bridge" between worlds: he must plant explosives and destroy the portal once the operation is complete.

Military intervention. Professor K and the military travel to the Upside Down to capture Eleven—they plan to use her blood to create new mutants.

Child Rescue Operation. Vecna ​​has kidnapped several children (including Holly, Mike and Nancy's younger sister) to permanently link Hawkins to the Upside Down. The heroes devise a plan to free them.

Decisive battle:

Odie, Kali, and Max enter Vecna's mind to convince the kidnapped children to escape.

Nancy's squad finds itself in the Upside Down and encounters the Hydra. The remaining heroes distract the monster, weakening Vecna.

Odie infiltrates Hydra to engage in a final confrontation with Vecna.

Joyce delivers the finishing blow, decapitating Vecna.

Eleven's Sacrifice. The military awaits the heroes at the exit of the Upside Down. To complete the plan and prevent a new invasion, Eleven returns to the Upside Down before the explosion. Her fate remains uncertain—it seems she may have died, but there is no definitive answer.

Kali's fate. During a shootout in the Upside Down, Kali is mortally wounded.

Noah Schnapp
Appearance: Noah has brown hair and hazel-green eyes. He is approximately 174 cm tall.

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Personality: In real life, Noah is described as an open and inquisitive person. He developed a passion for theater as a child—after seeing a Broadway musical at age five, he began performing in school productions. Later, a teacher noticed his talent and encouraged his parents to pursue a career.

Biography: Noah Schnapp was born on October 3, 2004, in Scarsdale, New York, to Mitchell and Karin Schnapp. He has a twin sister, Chloe (who is only four minutes younger). The actor is of Jewish descent—he had his bar mitzvah in Israel.

He began his career in 2015, starring in Steven Spielberg's Bridge of Spies (as Roger Donovan) and voicing Charlie Brown in The Peanuts Movie. He gained widespread recognition after playing Will Byers in the series Stranger Things (2016–present). Over time, the character went from a recurring role to a key one. Noah has also appeared in other projects, including Forbidden Kitchen, the drama Waiting for Anya, and the comedy Hubie Halloween. In 2023, he publicly came out as gay on TikTok. In late 2021, he and his partners also founded To Be Honest (TBH), a chocolate-hazelnut spread and snack company.

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About the actor
Appearance. Caleb has dark skin and dark hair. Over time, he has noticeably matured, improved his physical fitness, and developed his own style, including collaborations with brands like Dior Beauty and Puma.
Character. Caleb is known for his openness and activism on social issues. He launched social media campaigns (#EmbraceYourFace, #BeYourBiggestFan) that promote positive body image, self-esteem, and a healthy approach to self-care. He also encouraged people to vote. At the same time, the actor has been open about his experiences with racism—for example, at early events like Comic-Con, some people refused to wait in line for an autograph simply because of the color of his skin.
Biography. Caleb Reginald McLaughlin was born on October 13, 2001, in Carmel, New York. He began his acting career quite early: first, he played young Simba in the Broadway musical The Lion King (2012–2014), then appeared in episodic roles in television series (Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Unforgettable, Forever, and others). His breakthrough came in 2016, when he landed the role of Lucas Sinclair in Stranger Things—a project that brought him international fame. After the series, Caleb starred in the drama High Stakes (2019) and the film Concrete Cowboy (2020, his first leading role in a feature film). He also participated in the miniseries The New Edition (2017) and did voiceover work. In 2020, he was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list. He later founded the nonprofit Toa Foundation Inc., which supports development through the arts and financial literacy.

Gaten Matarazzo
Appearance: Gaten has curly hair, which has become one of his most recognizable features. Over time, he has slightly changed his style, wearing glasses and a shorter hairstyle. He is approximately 165 cm tall.

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Personality: Open, cheerful, and spontaneous. He's sociable, easy-going, and unafraid to take the stage. At the same time, he maintains a childlike curiosity and sincerity.

Biography: Full name: Gaetano John "Gaten" Matarazzo III. Born September 8, 2002 (in New London, Connecticut, or Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey, according to various sources). He is also raised by an older sister, Sabrina, and a younger brother, Carmen. His ancestry includes Italian, English, Finnish, and Scottish ancestry.

As a child, Gaten was diagnosed with cleidocranial dysplasia (CCD), a genetic disorder that affects bone development. It can cause missing collarbones, abnormal skull structures, and dental problems (teeth may not appear or may be incomplete). This didn't deter him as a child: he actively participated in school plays. He later used his fame to raise awareness of cleidocranial dysplasia and fundraise for the CCD Smiles Foundation, which helps pay for dental procedures.

He began his acting career in 2011, when he was cast in the Broadway production of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert. He later had roles in the series The Blacklist (2015) and the musical Les Misérables (as Gavroche, 2014). His role as Dustin Henderson in the series Stranger Things (since 2016) brought him widespread recognition. The show's creators even adapted the character's appearance to the actor's physical features.