‘Stranger Things’ Will Restart Production On Season 4 In September

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Netflix and the creators of Stranger Things, Matt and Ross Duffer, are being sued by a company that says the idea for the hit show was stolen from a screenplay called Totem.A lawsuit filed by Irish Rover Entertainment on Wednesday (July 15) in California federal court claims that Stranger Things has copied a number of things from Totem, a screenplay written by Jeffrey Kennedy (via TheWrap).The suit alleges that the Netflix show lifted the “plot, sequence, characters, theme, dialogue, mood, and

The creators of “Stranger Things” are facing a plagiarism lawsuit.

Many an actor will enthusiastically talk up a project they are attached to for years that won’t ever happen. This phenomenon occurs in the superhero movie world quite some bit.

Also Read: 'Watchmen,' 'Fleabag,' 'Succession' and 'Stranger Things' Win 2020 Peabody AwardsKennedy says he got the idea for “Totem” after the death of a childhood friend, Clint Osthimer, who suffered from epilepsy. “During their childhood together in rural Indiana,” the lawsuit reads, “Osthimer and Kennedy dealt with the constant threat of Osthimer’s ‘personal demon,’ epilepsy, which created ‘lightning showers’ in his brain.

Naman Ramachandran Brothers Finn Wolfhard (“Stranger Things”) and Nick Wolfhard (“The InBetween”) will headline the voice cast of sci-fi animation series “New-Gen,” alongside Anya Chalotra (“The Witcher”).Targeted at the 7-plus age group, the series is set in a futuristic utopia called New-Gen, which becomes threatened by a nanotech war. It follows twins who live as ordinary teenagers and nanotech-enhanced superheroes.

said during a Q&A that the series was “supposed to come out early [2021]” but has "likely" been delayed. The actor did, however, add that he's no authority on these things.The reason for the delay? The coronavirus pandemic has left many movies and TV shows unable to film, including Stranger Things season 4.

immediately shutting down again the same day to ramp up COVID-19 testing.Also Read: 'General Hospital,' 'Days of Our Lives,' 'The Young and the Restless' Lead Daytime Emmys Nominations“We have paused very briefly to modify our testing protocol to better accommodate the large volume of testing needed,” a rep for the show said in a statement.

Finn Wolfhard once seriously considered quitting his job as an actor before he hit it big with Netflix’s Stranger Things. Movie Web reported on comments from the actor in which he explained how he nearly left the business.

Stranger Things.The actor, 17, was planning to change direction after he lost a role in an unnamed film. He then set his sights set on becoming a director.In an interview with The Observer, Wolfhard recalls his first audition for Stranger Things, revealing that he almost didn’t send over an audition tape because he’d resigned himself to a career off camera.

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, Awardsline“A lot of [Season 3] was about figuring out how to scale up the world and the action, and go more kind of summer blockbuster, without losing any of the heart of the show.

In an interview with the Observer newspaper, Finn opened up about his eating habits, reports femalefirst.co.uk."I still eat like a four-year-old child, which is not a good thing when you're constantly travelling and feeling crappy because of your diet," he said.Finn plays Mike Wheeler in The Duffer Brothers' directorial "Stranger Things".