Stranger Things: Millie Bobby Brown Says Emotional Goodbye To Eleven After Watching Final Scene

Stranger Things ended on December 31 after five seasons and 42 episodes. The Netflix series premiered on July 15, 2016 and instantly captured the public's imagination as a love letter to the 1980s as it

mixed together several genres to tell a story about a small town in Indiana plagued by mysterious goings-on. Millie Bobby Brown was one of the breakout stars of the series as a 11-year-old and her character Eleven is beloved by fans as well. Find out how the actress got emotional as she watched the final scene of the show and thanked fans for all their love.

Millie Bobby Brown's emotional goodbye to Eleven

On Instagram, Millie posted a video of herself recording ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement) for her final scene. She wrote, "watching THAT scene for the first time." In the black and white video, Millie is seen stepping down from the recording booth and bursting into tears as she finishes the show. She says in the video, "Thank you for all the years. I appreciate it. This damn show..."

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The actress got extra emotional because of what happens to Eleven in the series. In the final episode, titled The Rightside Up, Eleven sacrifices herself in the Upside Down so that her friends will not be harassed and the military will stop chasing her to do more experiments on her and others. Her friends and boyfriend Mike Wheeler (Finn Wolfhard) choose to believe that Max escaped and managed to go live her life far away from Hawkins.

Millie Bobby Brown's upcoming projects

The actress has been super busy since the end of Stranger Things. She is producer and star on two upcoming films, Enola Holmes 3 and Just Picture It, both releasing on Netflix. She is also set to star in another series Prism as a young woman named Cassie, who can communicate with ghosts. She must uncover the cause of a newly discovered phenomenon that causes “visitors” (ghosts) to appear all over the world before it’s too late. Prism is also in developement at Netflix.