Stranger Things fans, get ready— there's an exciting update on the final chapter of the beloved series, coming straight from Finn Wolfhard!

Finn Wolfhard opens up about Stranger Things 5 filming and says that it was like filming a The Lord of the Rings epic.

Finn Wolfhard said filming the final season of Stranger Things was like Toy Story 3 and "leaving your toys behind." The actor, 22, starred as Mike Wheeler for nearly half his life.

Finn Wolfhard compares Stranger Things 5 to Toy Story 3 and Lord of the Rings. Read on to learn more about the show’s possible endings.

While there are plenty of Pixar fanatics who find Woody and Buzz’s second adventure to be the best of the Toy Story franchise, plenty of others consider Toy Story 3 to be the an

Finn Wolfhard is having a hard time saying goodbye to Stranger Things. In conversation with Variety, the actor revealed that he spent most of his childhood on the sets of the Netflix show, and now that the series is in its final moments,

Stranger Things is one of Netflix’s most beloved series, and the final season is probably the most anticipated yet by fans. After a decade since it first premiered, filming on season five of the series finally wrapped up last month.

Wolfhard described the last day of shooting as "incredibly emotional", marking the end of a decade-long journey for the cast and crew, reported Variety. The 20-year-old actor reflected on the year-long shoot, comparing it to the filmmaking style of The Lord of the Rings.

Finn Wolfhard was "incredibly emotional" when he said goodbye to 'Stranger Things'. The 22-year-old actor has played Mike Wheeler on the hit Netflix series since 2016 and he compared his last day on set when the show came to an end to the plot of 'Toy Story III',

The actor, now 22, was 12 when he first appeared as Mike Wheeler in season 1 of the Netflix hit Finn Wolfhard is looking back on his years as Mike Wheeler in Stranger Things. The actor, 22, spoke to Variety about filming the hit sci-fi drama show's final season,

Finn Wolfhard got candid about filming the fifth and final season of the hit Netflix series Stranger Things in an interview with Variety at the Sundance Film Festival. The actor is currently on a press tour to promote his upcoming film The Legend of Ochi which also marked his first media interaction since wrapping season 5.