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Lily Allen fired back at critics of her West End Girl show in London, defending a roughly one-hour, album-only performance and explaining a wardrobe delay and a supposed lack of audience interaction. She clarified there is a support act and argued the short, priced-at-£86 show is an artistic choice, addressing remarks from Rupert Hawksley of The Spectator amid ongoing post-divorce publicity.
Netflix has ordered a straight-to-series spy drama starring Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour, created by Jack Thorne and produced with A24. Harbour plays Matt Wolfe, a disgraced former FBI agent turned security consultant, who is pulled back into danger when his estranged daughter Rebecca (Brown), now an FBI agent, goes missing on a mission. The series, which is currently untitled, marks a reunion for the Stranger Things duo and will be executive produced by Thorne, Harbour, Brown, Jake Bongiovi, Robert Brown, and others for PCMA Productions, Cut To, and Bravo Axolotl alongside A24. The show’s announcement comes six months after Stranger Things concluded on Netflix, with Harbour addressing recent personal tabloid headlines surrounding Brown.
Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour will headline a new Netflix spy thriller, reuniting the Stranger Things stars as a father–daughter FBI team in a high-stakes case, with Harbour a disgraced security expert whose estranged daughter (Brown) vanishes. The series, from creator/writer Jack Thorne, received a straight-to-series order, and Brown and Harbour will executive-produce. The piece also notes past off-screen tensions and a 2025 harassment report, which Harbour addressed; Netflix declined to comment on that aspect.
Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour will star in and executive‑produce an untitled Netflix spy drama from writer Jack Thorne (Enola Holmes), based on a logline in which a disgraced FBI agent turned security expert is pulled back into the game when his estranged daughter, an FBI agent, goes missing. The project comes from A24 and marks another reunion for the Stranger Things alums as Netflix orders a straight‑to‑series, with Brown and Harbour leading and Thorne crafting a character‑driven thriller.
Netflix has ordered Spy In the Blood, a straight-to-series father-daughter espionage thriller starring Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour, from Jack Thorne and A24, inspired by Paul Warner’s debut novel. The story follows disgraced security expert Matt Wolfe and his FBI agent daughter Rebecca, whose disappearance pulls him back into the espionage world they left behind, marking Brown and Harbour’s Stranger Things reunion.
Millie Bobby Brown said she fell into a slight depression after Stranger Things ended and apologized to her co-stars to mend any lingering tensions, stressing she wanted to remain close friends after a decade playing Eleven; she also described the on-set friction with David Harbour as something they have since moved past.
David Harbour addressed Lily Allen’s West End Girl album in a Variety interview, calling parts of the project 'weird' but praising its artistic risk and respecting Allen’s private life; the album reportedly depicts a marriage breakdown amid infidelity and a tenuous open relationship.
David Harbour and Millie Bobby Brown addressed harassment rumors related to Stranger Things, with Harbour revealing mental-health struggles and describing a 'rupture-and-repair' with Brown, while Brown noted their ten-year on-screen relationship has evolved into a deeply collaborative bond; both stressed they remain close and professional despite disagreements.
David Harbour says Lily Allen’s West End Girl reflects her private experiences and isn’t his, praising art that channels personal life while he guards his own privacy; he also addresses a rumored on-set conflict with Millie Bobby Brown, saying they resolved their disagreements after talking and hinting at future collaborations.
David Harbour says a tabloid story alleging Millie Bobby Brown filed pages of harassment claims against him was false and triggered a mental-health breakdown; he talks about his bipolar disorder, how extreme stress can cause erratic behavior, and notes he and Brown remain professionally connected and supportive of each other.
David Harbour says the on‑set bond and creative collaboration he shares with Millie Bobby Brown—his surrogate daughter in Stranger Things—has endured for a decade, even as Brown faced a harassment claim against him reported before the final season; Brown has said she felt safe on set and described their dynamic as increasingly collaborative and emotionally intense in scenes.
David Harbour addressed circulating harassment rumors involving Millie Bobby Brown, offering his version of what happened and noting that Brown also issued a statement. The remarks come after the two co-stars from Stranger Things were seen sharing a warm moment at the Season 5 premiere, signaling an effort to set the record straight.
David Harbour addressed Lily Allen’s tell-all album West End Girl, saying it wasn’t his experience but he respects her decision to channel personal pain into art. Allen describes the project as a mix of truth and fiction about their marriage, which ended in divorce in 2025. Harbour also commented on public scrutiny surrounding their split and denied lasting tension with Millie Bobby Brown; he’s next slated for Violent Night 2.
Variety’s interview with David Harbour centers on his bipolar disorder and a difficult year of public scrutiny following Lily Allen’s West End Girl, his shift away from Stranger Things toward the new HBO series DTF St. Louis, and his aim to pursue deeply textured, authentic character work while protecting his privacy and navigating fame.
David Harbour joins the John Rambo origin movie to play Major Trautman, with Noah Centineo starring as John Rambo. Directed by Jalmari Helander, the prequel unfolds before First Blood. Production wrapped in Thailand, with a supporting cast including Yao, Jason Tobin, Quincy Isaiah, Jefferson White, and Tayme Thapthimthong. The project is produced by Lionsgate, Millennium Media, Templeton Media and AGBO, with executive producers including the Russo brothers and others; Lionsgate will distribute.