Stranger Things Director On Season 5 & The ‘Long-A*s’ Wait For Season 4: “Swear To God, The World Will Realise It’s Worth It”

Stranger Things Director On Season 5 & The ‘Long-A*s’ Wait For Season 4: “Swear To God, The World Will Realise It’s Worth It”

Nothing can be compared to the fan demand Netflix’s Stranger Things season 4 is riding on. The show that delves into the upside-down and a parallel world that has demogorgons and some more spooky elements, is one of the most awaited shows across the globe. Netflix most recently raised the curtains and revealed the release date announcing that the season will be split in 2 volumes just like Money Heist.

While the euphoria around season 4 is at its all-time high, one cannot ignore that the makers have already confirmed that the show ends on the fifth season. Yes, if you didn’t know that until now, Stranger Things 5 will be the last time we delve into this world and meet the gang. There have been mixed reactions to that news since it hit the headlines.

Stranger Things director and executive producer Shawn Levy is now opening up about the same and talking about ending it on season 5. The director says that as a team they never wanted the show to burn out or reach a point where things look forced. Read on to know everything you should know about the same.

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Angelina Jolie Strikes Film, TV Deal With Fremantle, Will Direct ‘Without Blood’ Adaptation

Angelina Jolie is set to make feature films, documentaries and series for TV giant Fremantle.

In a three-year deal announced Friday, the Oscar winner and activist — who made her directorial debut with the 2007 documentary A Place in Time, followed by the feature In the Land of Blood and Honey in 2011 — will team with Fremantle to develop what the company describes as a “sophisticated, powerful and internationally focused” slate of projects, which Jolie will produce, direct and/or star in.

The first film out of the gates is Without Blood, which Jolie was first attached to in 2017. Jolie will produce and direct, working from a script she adapted from the best-selling novel by Alessandro Baricco (Silk) and telling the story of a girl’s quest for revenge and healing during a time of conflict. Production is due to kick off in Italy this May. Fremantle says more projects will be announced soon.

“To have the freedom to tell important stories and bring them to a global audience is at the heart of this agreement with Fremantle,” said Jolie. “I am excited to be working with such a passionate and forward-looking team that has an international perspective.”

Along with Fremantle Global CEO Jennifer Mullin, and Andrea Scrosati, Group COO and Continental Europe CEO, De Maio Entertainment’s Lorenzo De Maio — who The Hollywood Reporter understands was a key component of the deal — will serve as strategic advisor and partner across Jolie’s slate.

“We are thrilled to be partnering with Angelina, joining creative forces in the next phase of her extraordinary career as a producer, director, actor and humanitarian,” said Mullin. “Fremantle and Angelina share the passion and ambition of telling compelling stories from everywhere in the world, for everyone in the world. We embrace and support the creative independence of our partners and look forward to working with Angelina to bring powerful and unique stories to a global audience.”

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