'Stranger Things' stars open up about getting snubbed by Duffer Brothers

Stranger Things stars Noah Schnapp and Jamie Campbell Bower have some unresolved things with the creator of the series, the Duffer Brothers.

The pair have created, directed and wrote the famous series, which ran for five seasons, concluding with its finale in 2025.

Now, sitting with the stars at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery, the directors, Matt and Ross Duffer talked about the hit series.

While talking about his character as Will Byers, Noah revealed that at first he had no idea, but now since he grew up with the character, he has some suggestions every now and then.

He also added that despite sharing his opinions or ideas with the creators, he is still unsure if they even read his texts.

The 21-year-old stated, "I mean, the Duffers can speak to how many texts I’ve sent them that went unanswered of ideas and pitches for this and that, and videos of ‘should it go this way or this way?’"

The director, Shawn Levy, chimed in as he sided with the siblings, "But they read every one,"

Ross also added to the stance, defending himself, "They didn’t go unanswered. What are you talking about?"

Noah then retorted that he could pull up the "receipts" and back up his statement in a joking way.

For the unversed, Stranger Things concluded on December 31, 2025, after 11 years.

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