10 Improvised Stranger Things Scenes You Thought Were Real

Stranger Things Scenes Where The Actors Weren't Acting. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Things Stranger Things is, without a doubt, one of the biggest breakout TV hits of all time. The combination of the incredible direction, amazing cast, and compelling storylines make for a perfect TV show. Oh yeah, and the writing is awesome too. But even though it might not seem like it, there is actually a ton of improvisation that happens on the Stranger Things set, and much of what you see in the final episodes was not in the original script! There are so many moments, like the infamous first kiss between Max and Lucas in season two, which Sadie Sink swears was not in the original script, but was added by the Duffer Brothers when they realized how awkward she felt about it! Or the sweet moment between Millie Bobby Brown and Finn Wolfhard in the grocery store, where Mike is trying to find the right words to tell Eleven he still loves her. Dacre Montgomery who plays Billy went all out getting into character, so much so that he almost broke his skull in a terrifying unscripted moment, and Natalia Dyer and Charlie Heaton could barely keep it together during a hilarious breakfast scene that was improvised by Brett Gelman. David Harbour has added his own spice to Hooper’s character on more than one occasion, and even the famous Eggos scene was changed on the spot by Millie Bobby Brown! There are so many amazing improvised moments in all of Stranger Things, so check out the video to see them all. Our Social Media: Facebook:   / thethingscom   For more videos and articles visit: https://www.thethings.com Written by: Emelia Hellman Narrated by: Emma Love Edited by: Olena L 00:00 Intro 00:32 The Infamous Kiss 01:21 The Grocery Store 02:07 Headbutting The Window 03:02 Eleven Collapsing 03:54 Touching Billy’s Face 04:31 The Breakfast Table 05:20 Punching Jonathan 06:06 Armfuls of Eggos 06:36 All About Holly 07:13 Hopper’s Fight 07:41 Outro For copyright matters please contact us at: [email protected]