Millie Bobby Brown
Series beauty talks about the downside of fame
Millie Bobby Brown was just eleven years old when she joined the Netflix series 'Stranger Things'. In an interview, the series beauty has now also spoken about the downside of early fame.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen Speaking to Vanity Fair magazine, Brown has now admitted that growing up on set with private lessons has left her lacking in social skills and struggling to connect with other people her age.
"Not the best social skills"
The coronavirus pandemic has also isolated her even further from her co-stars Finn Wolfhard, Noah Schnapp, Caleb McLaughlin, Gaten Matarazzo and Sadie Sink, she explained.
"I don't have a lot of friends because of who I am. I didn't go to school, so I don't have the best social skills when it comes to people my age and friendships. I struggle with that quite a bit," the 20-year-old admitted openly. And admitted: "I've missed out on a few things. But I'm working on it."
Her own puberty influenced her role
Millie Bobby Brown, who is married to Jake Bongiovi, also revealed how her own adolescence influenced her "Stranger Things" character Eleven. "Eleven's identity was a big thing we struggled with. Should she dress like a girl? Or should she wear her adoptive father Hopper's shirts? Or is she going to be who her friends help her to be?" the Netflix beauty explained.
The actress also recalled her own youth: "At the time, I didn't know what I wanted to look like, whether I wanted to be more feminine, more masculine, more androgynous or more grunge. So I made this confusion a reality."
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