Stranger Things is an intense TV show so it’s no surprise to hear that its young cast struggled to film it. It was downright painful at times. From emotional pain, like missing your friends to vomiting and stingy-burning pain, the struggles this cast endured were very specific to this show. Millie Bobby Brown, who plays Eleven, is not one to go easy on herself, and this led her down a few dark paths. One had her collapse out of sheer exhaustion and another made her vomit. Only one of these moments made it into the show, we bet you can guess! She was also contending with a broken knee which couldn’t have been a whole lot of fun. She watched from the sidelines as her stunt double frolicked in The Upside Down. Dacre Montgomery who plays Billy Hargrove is almost as intense as Millie. He shattered a window in one improvised moment but wasn’t as lucky as his co-star. His moment to shatter the glass ceiling just wasn’t right. Dacre had a deep dark secret hidden right beneath his millions of prosthetics. Both Noah Schnapp and Joe Keery’s eyes were burning thanks to some costume department choices. Running around as a Demogorgon sounds like fun… in theory. But in reality, it was very difficult to navigate the creature suit. And so the Demogorgon was replaced. Yes, Stranger Things sure has dealt with its fair share of overwhelming incidents. There are just too many to list. So why not give the video a watch?

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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:18 The Loneliness
01:03 Menthol in the Eyes
01:35 Spinning
02:10 The Collapse
02:49 The Headbutt
03:08 The Slingshot
03:29 Millie’s Broken Knee
03:47 Dacre’s Prosthetics
04:48 Noah’s Black Contacts
05:10 The Screaming
05:38 The Demogorgon
06:04 The Exorcizing
06:25 The Pool
06:40 The Breakup
07:02 Getting Sappy
07:41 Outro


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Written by: Kydra Ryan
Narrated by: Kydra Ryan
Edited by: Olena Labedko


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