David Harbour

'Stranger Things' is without a doubt one of the most successful, critically-acclaimed and beloved original shows to come from Netflix. The streaming service first introduced the world to the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana in 2016, and ever since millions of viewers across the globe have been obsessed with catching up with the residents of the area, and the goings on in the mysterious 'Upside Down'.

David Harbour thought 'Stranger Things' was being "buried"

Returning last year for its spectacular second season, fans now have to wait until 2019 before they get their next dose of narrative from creators Matt and Ross Duffer. What has been revealed however, is that there will be a 'Stranger Things' prequel novel written by Gwenda Bond, set to be published in the spring of 2019. It will serve as the first in a series of books based on the series. The story in this one will focus on Eleven's mother Terry, and her relationship and ties to the MKUltra program.

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Chief Hopper is without a doubt one of the most beloved characters from the 'Stranger Things' universe. Actor David Harbour is the man responsible for taking on the role in the Netflix original series, and through the character's adoration for Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) and the rest of the kids he's now become partly responsible for, he's found a lot of love with the wide viewing audience.

David Harbour has amassed millions of fans in the role of Chief Hopper

Hopper's story is something that was explored a little more in-depth recently, in that we all found out he once had a daughter called Sara, who unfortunately passed away and led to Hopper breaking up with his now-ex-wife.

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Mike Mignola's comic book creation 'Hellboy' is without a doubt one of the most popular cult classics on the planet today. In the past, Ron Perlman has helped bring the character to life in live-action, but now with a planned reboot movie in the works, it's 'Stranger Things' actor David Harbour who'll be stepping into the titular role.

David Harbour in a first look image for 'Hellboy'

Not much is known about the plot which will be followed when the movie makes its debut in 2019, but Harbour has recently been speaking out about how other films have made an impact and influenced the direction the film looks to be taking.

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Whilst 'Stranger Things' is a show very much about the strange world in which its fan-favourite characters live in, the Netflix original series also allows an underlying commentary on what friendship is all about, as well as relationships shared between those who love one another and the potential for those relationships to develop into something more in the future. That was never more apparent than in the second season's final episode, where a number of couplings looked to lay the foundations for the future.

David Harbour as Jim Hopper in 'Stranger Things' season 2

Jim Hopper (David Harbour) and Joyce Byers (Winona Ryder) are one of those couplings, and though the two didn't make any official romantic connection in the season's last moments, there has been a chemistry between the pair for some time now. They rely on each other in their darkest moments and, following the traumatic and life-changing events of season 1, they realise that they'll have each other in one another's lives forever.

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Following the news of the 'Hellboy' re-casting this week, we also get to glimpse our first look at David Harbour as the titular hero - and he looks every bit as epic as we'd hoped. We've got a good fifteen months to go before the movie arrives, but we're definitely looking forward to the first trailer now.

David Harbour at the Weinstein Golden Globes party

The 'Suicide Squad' star takes over the role of this Dark Horse character, and the comic book creator Mike Mignola shared the first look from the movie reboot. It's not a massive departure from Ron Perlman's incarnation in the 2004 adaptation, but he's definitely bigger, redder, hairier and his 'Right Hand of Doom' is more powerful looking than ever.

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As one of Netflix's most successful original properties, 'Stranger Things' made an impression on viewers like other series could only dream of. Returning this October for a second season that promises to throw a whole lot more at fans than they've ever seen before, there are some lofty expectations riding on what will come from the creators, the Duffer Brothers.

David Harbour returns as Jim Hopper in 'Stranger Things' season 2

Throughout the first season, we were introduced to the alternate universe that was known as the Upside Down, where a demonic Demogorgon was revealed, taking the lives of Hawkins residents (RIP Barb) before eventually being destroyed for good by Eleven in the season 1 finale. It would seem that the Demogorgon was just the start of the trouble for those who live in Hawkins however, as a season 2 trailer has revealed even more evil to come.

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Over this past weekend, fans got a closer glimpse at the second season of Netflix original series 'Stranger Things' during San Diego Comic Con, when a brand new trailer was unveiled. Showing off the darkness and a huge monster that threatened the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana via Will Byer's visions, it would seem we're going to delve right back into the horror of the Upside Down when the show makes its return.

David Harbour makes his return as Chief Hopper

The first season became such a success with viewers not only because of its slick storytelling and the brilliant cast of both veteran actors and young newbies, but because  of the blend of genres and the throwbacks to the 80s, with various Easter Eggs for those eagle-eyed enough to catch them. That's something else that'll be expected to come back bigger and better than before, but if words from David Harbour - who plays Chief Hopper - are anything to go by, we could be in for a very unique season opener come October.

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The incredible response 'Stranger Things' saw following its first season debut on Netflix last year was something most other shows could only dream of having. Telling the story of a missing young boy named Will in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, the series quickly turned from the 'usual' case of missing person to something much more sinister, with sci-fi influences around every corner.

David Harbour will make his return as Jim Hopper

It didn't take long for the creators of the show - the Duffer Brothers - to get the call from Netflix, with the streaming service ordering a second season which is now set to debut a little later this year. But what should we expect when the new episodes hit the platform?

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There's no denying the incredible success 'Stranger Things' saw when the new Netflix original series hit the streaming platform towards the end of 2016. Bringing the fictional town of Hawkins to viewers, a brand new sci-fi world was opened up to fans, with the 'Upside Down' revealed as the place that had snatched up missing youngster, Will.

Noah Schnapp's Will is back with family and friends in Season 2

Bringing an incredible cast of talented youngsters and Hollywood veterans to the small screen, such as Winona Ryder and Millie Bobby Brown, the first season of the series was a beautiful example of exactly how well television could deliver a story to everybody at home with just a limited amount of episodes.

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