Winona Ryder

Ryder was at the height of fame in the late Eighties/early Nineties.

“The popularity and the money that they’re dealing with at 12 and 13 years old is… “They are involved in something that is a minefield,” the actor said of the show’s child stars. Twins Matt and Ross Duffer are 12 years Ryder’s junior, born in 1984.

Winona Ryder would correct 'Stranger Things' scripts because they didn't have the right music from the year the episode was set, David Harbour told Harper's ...

And I’m always telling them, ‘The work is the reward!’ Because when I was that age, it was so hard to enjoy the fruits of my labor.” She told Harper’s Bazaar that she dished out advice for dealing with the spotlight at a young age, telling them it’s unusual to be on a show like Stranger Things that had such a dedicated fanbase so soon after its premiere. It’s not something that, you know, even a parent would understand.”

When in doubt, go to the professional. When it comes to '80s references and nostalgia in “Stranger Things,” it appears Matt and Ross Duffner went to their ...

Other issues include Nancy being trapped in the Upside Down, Eleven regaining her powers and learning the truth about Vecna and her ties to him, and Will’s feelings for Mike. “She knew all of the minute, tiny details they didn’t even know, and they had to change things in the scripts based on that. “Stranger Things” season 4, volume 2 dropped early Friday morning.

In an interview with Harper's Bazaar, Ryder's costar David Harbour said she gives feedback to creators Matt and Ross Duffer on the scripts to keep the 1980s ...

So then you’re hearing, ‘It’s going to be impossible to come back.’ And then that changes to, ‘You’re not even part of the conversation.’ Like, it was brutal.” “You’re working constantly, but if you want to take a break, they tell you, ‘If you slow down, it’s going to stop.’ And then it did slow down. And I’m always telling them, ‘The work is the reward!’ Because when I was that age, it was so hard to enjoy the fruits of my labor.” It’s not something that, you know, even a parent would understand.” “She’d tell them, ‘This song actually came out in ’85, and you have it in ’83,’” Harbour said. “This is really unusual.