The DufferBrothers Talk StrangerThings4 Spoilers and Season 5 in 30-Minute Exclusive Interview The creators of the most popular netflix series break down why key decisions were made and what to expect in the final season.
If you’re a fan of Stranger Things and curious how and why key decisions were made in Season 4, you’re in the right place. That’s because shortly after watching Stranger Things Season 4 Volume 2 I conducted an extended interview with creators Matt and Ross Duffer.
COLLIDER: So episode nine is two hours and 20 minutes. It's a straight-on movie. At any point did anyone say, "Well, maybe we should just do nine and 10 instead of making it two hours and 20 minutes?" MATT DUFFER: In terms of who makes it, who lives or dies. I think there was a version where Dimitri, AKA Enzo, didn't make it.MATT DUFFER: Then he ended up making it. But that's just radical of a departure from the original idea versus what we ended up with.
MATT DUFFER: We always knew. I mean, we did debate what exactly we wanted to do with Max, but we knew that she was going to obviously be putting herself in real danger. I'm trying to remember exactly how we landed on where we did with Max, but it was pretty early on, I believe, that we decided that was going to be her fate for the end of this season.
ROSS DUFFER: And again, that's setting up us coming full circle back to Season 1. I think you'll see that with a couple of the character arcs, not just with Will. But also with Steve and Nancy, and her relationship with Jonathan where things are not fully resolved. The characters have maybe made steps, like in the case of Will, but that journey isn't over yet. All of that is going to play a huge role as we try to wrap this thing up next season.
Oh no, it has to be organic. It's like the box office success of Top Gun: Maverick, you can't predict it's going to make a billion dollars. It sort of happens. Which we just haven't been able to do before, because generally we really wrap up the storylines and then we go, oh, but there's some horror lurking beneath the surface that the audience sees that our characters don't necessarily see. In this case, our characters truly see the horror.
Keep in mind, they still have another season to get out of you, so I don't think they're concerned about the spinoff until you're done with Season 5.MATT DUFFER: Maybe. Yeah. The pressure is beginning to mount. I start to get more texts about it, especially as we've been talking about it in the press and they don't know what the idea is. Maybe not driving them crazy, they're not upset, but they want to know what it is.
I'm going to say to you as a fan of the series, I thought that this season was so good and I know it's a result of having all the scripts.MATT DUFFER: It definitely helped. It made a difference. And additional time, we never have time to go back. But then you turn in a script and it's shooting the next... It's wild. There's something really exhilarating about that. I do find that pressure really fun.
MATT DUFFER: No. Well, we thought this season... That's why I hate to say, because we thought Season 4 was going to be eight [episodes], and they were going to be regular length. So if you had interviewed us before four, that's what I would've said. I think we're aiming for eight again. We don't want it to be 13 hours. We're aiming for more like 10 hours or something.
MATT DUFFER: Yeah. It's mostly in Hawkins, and there's a lot obviously in the Upside Down. Which is exciting and also not exciting, because I swear half my life is spent looking at spore shots and just going, "That spore's too big. That spore just flew through the body of our character." Anyway. I don't want to think how many hours of my life have been spent watching spore shots and will be watching and looking at spore special effect shots.
I would love to see all eight at once, but it's also, people talk about it more when it's split up. It's way better that you guys split it up, we're able to keep writing about it. . ROSS DUFFER: Well, I remember one from Season 1 and then one from this season, but they're so boring. It's not some exciting deleted scene, they're just really…ROSS DUFFER: A 20-second driving [scene]. Because usually what we do is, the scenes, there's always a reason for the scenes. So usually rather than cutting scenes, if a scene is hurting the pacing, or whatever, Matt and I will just really trim it and tighten it up as much as we can. Is generally what we're doing.
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