"It's not a crazy fan theory it's what the people want" - Finn '#1 Byler shipper' Wolfhard

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"It's not a crazy fan theory it's what the people want" - Finn '#1 Byler shipper' Wolfhard
My favourite bits from the guardian interview
The actor spent almost a decade fighting monsters – and making friends – on the hit Netflix show. Then, last year, it all came to an end. Ho
This is a whole T-shirt worthy quote, honestly.
Love that for him, love the people that let him just rest and enjoy his time instead of crowding him and asking for photos.
This is for those fans who can’t understand that people just can be friends and support each other. Especially in the creative world.
Generally, such a great interview, loved it!
Finn Wolfhard and his genderless dating questions in interviews
The actor has been on one of Netflix’s most popular series since he was 12. Now with four new projects, including a debut album, he’s ready
“The roots of why the dynamics are so special in the first place” hmm🤔 🏳️🌈⁉️ 💙💛
I’m also obsessed with the fact that the article uses the van scene picture 😍
There’s comedy too in the gangly heroism of Mike Wheeler. Wolfhard doesn’t yet know how Stranger Things will conclude. “[Creators] The Duffer Brothers haven’t told anyone yet, which is really funny,” he says. “I think David Harbour [who plays Jim Hopper] might know the ending of the show, but I have no idea. It was my whole life for a long time, and so definitely it’s melancholic that it’s ending but I think it’s also necessary. It’d be bad for the integrity of the show if we kept going beyond five years.”
Finn Wolfhard for Vera, December 2022
"there's a lot of things that they both have to learn about themselves this season [...] especially for mike, in order to like, have... you know, proper uh, you know, the love that eleven wants him to give, and for all of his relationships in general, so yeah, i think it's kind of, as well a coming of age story"
"Of his character Mike’s storyline, he will only be drawn to share one tidbit – a morsel that he reveals only after a long ponder: “I’ll just say he’s visiting someone…”"
Finn about Mileven.
Do you think your character Mike’s relationship with El (Millie Bobby Brown) will survive the move?
Oh, my God, I don’t know. In between seasons, all the cast kind of forms their own little conspiracies on what happens to their characters, but I don’t know. I think their bond at this point is so prominent that I don’t know if it can just end because she moves. There’s got to be some more development for sure.
[Excerpt from Finn's latest L.A. Times interview]