Summary
- Millie Bobby Brown continues to expand her career beyond Stranger Things with new projects.
- The Electric State movie features a star-studded cast including actors from The Goonies.
- The Electric State, directed by the Russo Brothers, offers the potential for Brown to work with another Goonies actor in the future.
Aside from working on the final season of Stranger Things, Millie Bobby Brown has other projects lined up for the near future, among them a sci-fi movie that’s repeating a Stranger Things actor strategy from six years ago. Although she wasn’t a newcomer when she was cast as Eleven, Stranger Things was Millie Bobby Brown’s big break. Stranger Things has opened many doors for Brown in the entertainment industry, and she has become one of Netflix’s biggest stars. Brown’s first Netflix project outside Stranger Things was Enola Holmes, followed by its sequel and the fantasy movie Damsel.
Stranger Things is now preparing for its fifth and final season, and while fans wait for Netflix to give a release date for season 5, Brown will appear in another Netflix project. Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo and based on the graphic novel of the same name by Simon Stålenhag, The Electric State will take the audience to a futuristic world. In it, Michelle (Brown) is approached by a robot to look for her missing brother, and so they set out to find him together. The Electric State already has its cast, and it’s repeating one of Stranger Things’ best actor strategies.
Millie Bobby Brown Co-Stars With Another Goonies Actor In Netflix’s The Electric State Movie
The Electric State Is Repeating Stranger Things Season 2’s Trick
Also joining Brown is Ke Huy Quan in an undisclosed role, and this is the
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The Electric State has a star-studded live-action and voice cast, with the talents of Stanley Tucci, Giancarlo Esposito, and Anthony Mackie. Also joining Brown is Ke Huy Quan in an undisclosed role, and this is the Stranger Things strategy that The Electric State is borrowing. Each season of Stranger Things has introduced new characters, but sadly, most of them didn’t make it past their first season. The biggest new addition in season 2 was Bob Newby (Sean Astin), Joyce’s (Winona Ryder) boyfriend, who joined the group’s investigation of the Upside Down, what was happening to Will, and the fight against the demodogs.
Unfortunately, Bob Newby was killed by the demodogs after he helped Hopper, Joyce, and Will escape from Hawkins Lab, but he became one of the most beloved and unforgettable one-season characters of Stranger Things. Astin famously starred in Richard Donner’s 1985 adventure comedy The Goonies as Mikey, the leader of the title group of friends. One of Mikey’s closest friends was Data, an amateur gadgeteer and James Bond fan played by Ke Huy Quan.
Stranger Things has heavy and obvious references to the culture of the 1980s, and The Goonies is one of its clearest inspirations. Casting Astin in season 2 was fitting and a heartwarming way to pay homage to The Goonies’ influence, and it was Brown’s first time working with a Goonies actor. This is now continuing in The Electric State with Quan, and it’s to be seen what the dynamic between his and Brown’s characters will be like.
Millie Bobby Brown’s New Movie Already Offers A Great Chance To Continue The Goonies Actors Streak
Millie Bobby Brown Has Some Interesting Connections To The Goonies
Along with Sean Astin, Ke Huy Quan, and Corey Feldman was Josh Brolin, who played Mikey’s brother Brand, a high school athlete.
Although some of the main actors of The Goonies retired at some point, others went on to become big stars. Along with Sean Astin, Ke Huy Quan, and Corey Feldman was Josh Brolin, who played Mikey’s brother Brand, a high school athlete. The Electric State only has one Goonies actor (known so far, at least), but there’s another interesting connection between the Goonies group and Brown. The Electric State is directed by the Russo Brothers, who have previously worked with Josh Brolin in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
The Russo Brothers are known for including some of their previous collaborators in their movies, so if The Electric State works, it could set up a chance for Brolin and Brown to work together in the near future. The Electric State is projected for a March 2025 release on Netflix, so it’s just a matter of waiting to see Millie Bobby Brown and Ke Huy Quan’s on-screen dynamic and chemistry.