‘Stranger Things’ Adds Canada’s Amybeth McNulty Of ‘Anne With An E’ To Season 4 Lineup

hit Netflix show “Stranger Things” is coming to New York and San Francisco in spring 2022, a press release announced Tuesday. The participatory event, which follows last year’s sold-out “Stranger Things” drive-in experience in Los Angeles, promises guests the opportunity to attempt escaping from the notorious parallel universe of the Upside Down themselves, explore various recreated “Stranger Things” locations and buy exclusive show merchandise.

Stranger Things star Sadie Sink has spoken about the show’s “really dark” fourth season.The actor portrays Max Mayfield in the hit Netflix show, which is currently completing filming following a number of coronavirus-related delays.

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Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaThe Toronto International Film Festival is ready to welcome audiences back to in-person premieres and screenings after COVID-19 forced the 2020 edition of the annual celebration of movies to unfold largely online.This week, TIFF announced that while it still plans to show films virtually for press and film executives who can’t travel to Canada because of travel restrictions or other concerns, it will return to showcasing movies at some of its most

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Netflix has announced some rather exciting casting announcements for the upcoming season of Stranger Things including the addition of Irish actress, Amybeth McNulty.

The cast of Stranger Things is hard at work on the upcoming fourth season!

Hellfire Club assemble! While the coronavirus pandemic delayed the season 4 premiere of Stranger Things, the excitement is still real — and it’s all coming together!

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 season 4 is adding new characters to its star-studded lineup. The show's official Twitter account revealed Wednesday that Amybeth McNulty, Myles Truitt, Regina Ting Chen and Grace Van Dien will be joining the crew at Hawkins High for the upcoming season of the sci-fi horror series.In addition to the casting announcement, introduced the new characters and provided some background on how they'll play into the show.

“Big Brother Canada” is returning for a milestone 10th season.

Netflix has announced some rather exciting casting announcements for the upcoming season of Stranger Things including the addition of Irish actress, Amybeth McNulty.

Stranger Things is set to include four new recurring characters.The hit Netflix series has confirmed the addition of Amybeth McNulty (Anne with an E), Regina Ting Chen (Queen of the South), Myles Truitt (Queen Sugar), and Grace Van Dien (The Village), according to Variety.McNulty will play newcomer Vickie, a “fast-talking band nerd” who is potentially set to provide a new love interest for one of the show’s original characters. Ting Chen will play Ms.

Netflix today confirmed/revealed the new recurring cast members for the upcoming fourth season of Stranger Things as part of its Geeked Week events. Amybeth McNulty (Anne with an E), Myles Truitt (Queen Sugar), Regina Ting Chen (Queen of the South) and Grace Van Dien (Charlie Says) have joined the Season 4 cast of the hugely popular series.