- Sadie Sink and Priah Ferguson talk about the show ahead of Stranger Things season 4 finale.
- Strangers Things has been captivating audiences of all ages for seven years and four seasons.
- All the characters have evolved and matured so much in these years.
Stranger Things actors Sadie Sink aka Max and Priah Ferguson aka Erica talk about the show ahead of season 4 finale and how their character arcs have evolved in all these years.
The sci-fi horror drama Strangers Things has been captivating audiences of all ages for seven years and four seasons. And now, as season 4 draws closer to its conclusion, the cast members say they feel “overwhelmed” by the journey so far.
Sadie Sink aka Max Mayfield said, “All the characters have evolved and matured so much in these years. It’s sort of crazy to look back at the previous seasons and see how much we have grown as humans, as actors”
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“Not just on the show but even with the interviews and with everything we’ve been through together,”
She added, “We are in such different places now [as individuals] and it’s just amazing to look at the people we have become. It’s kind of cool.”
During a conversation with the fan event of Stranger Things 4, Sadie and Priah Ferguson aka Erica Sinclair spoke about their character arcs and what is it that’s in store for audiences to watch out in the upcoming volume of season 4.
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She said, “I think Erica’s character is just full of surprises. In volume one of this season, she steps in as a leader and comes to the realisation that she is a nerd,”
“So you get to see her play around with that. I don’t want to say much but in volume two, you will get to see what more she has to offer,”
“So far, she has contributed well to the team and she is very resourceful, so you are going to get to see more of her personality and who she is and all that great stuff,”
Sadie’s Max entered the show in its second season and it was quite an intense portrayal with a character that won’t talk much and struggled to fit in.
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“Yeah, Max has always been very closed off in most part of season two, but in third season showed a more fun side of her and that was really nice to play with.”
“Now even season four, she again goes back to her season two mindset initially, and then it gets even more intensified in terms of just shutting herself off [after being attacked by Vecna’s curse and the entire Dear Billy episode],” Sadie recalls.
