12 Improvised Scenes In Stranger Things Season 4

We know Stranger Things 4 is full of brilliant writing, performing, and special effects, but did you know that there are a good amount of scenes that the actors improvised on the spot? We’re sure you’re aware of all the iconic moments from seasons 1-3, like Millie Bobby Brown stealing more Eggos than she was told to, or the awkward breakfast scene between Nancy, Jonathan, and Murray, but there are plenty of hilarious and incredible moments to talk about in this season. For example, did you know that two characters were given more freedom to improvise than others, strictly due to how amazing their on-screen chemistry was? Or that The Duffer Brothers gave a few characters the option to add in a few lines of their own during some particularly heart wrenching moments? We also get to talk about all the brilliant lines that Joseph Quinn added in on his accord – we love Eddie Munsen over here. Not only was Sadie Sink’s reaction to Jamie Campbell Bower totally genuine in her big Mind Lair scene, but her co-star, Caleb McLaughlin has a few genuine reactions of his own when it comes to his character Lucas, and how he feels about Max. We also can’t forget about Finn Wolfhard’s charming awkwardness and sincerity when it comes to conveying Mike’s heartfelt monologues. We had no idea these moments could be made even more emotional. Don’t go anywhere so we can spill all the tea on the beautiful improvisation of the Stranger Things world. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Things Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:18 The Kiss 00:52 Erica, Help 01:20 You’re My Superhero 02:02 Don’t You, Big Boy? 02:36 The Van Window 03:07 Blip 03:35 I Love You, Man 04:08 The Collapsing Bar 04:50 The One-Shot Save 05:48 Caleb’s Last Shot 06:35 Eleven’s Collapse 07:15 Mike’s Grocery Store Awkwardness 07:50 Outro Our Social Media: Facebook:   / thethingscom   Instagram:   / thethingsofficial_   For more videos and articles visit: https://www.thethings.com Written by: Ace Louzon Narrated by: Kydra Ryan Edited by: William Statzer For copyright matters please contact us at: [email protected]