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Stranger Things Season 3 Details Setting And Characters
Hollywood Reporter has gotten details on the third season of Stranger Things and, of course, Steve's newfound role as protector of children.
Details come from a panel from the Dolby Theater with the cast and creatives, talking about where the show and characters go in a third year. The new season takes place one year after season two, with a lot of the character relationships from the season finale. The school dance at the end of season two sets the tone for the third season, for as much as that matters with young characters.
As for Dad Steve, Joe Keery's character who has found renewed purpose in taking the Stranger Things kids under his wing? They're not letting go of that.
"We'll definitely get to see some more of Steve Harrington in season three, and I'll just say we won't be abandoning the Dad Steve magic," executive producer Shawn Levy said. "I don't want to say much more, but I literally feel that we were walking along and we stumbled onto a gold mine with Dad Steve."
A release date for Stranger Things season 3 has not been announced yet, but it will be going into production next month. Season 3 was signed before season 2 released.
[Source: Hollywood Reporter]
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