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Stranger Things Season 5 is currently in production. The co-creator of the show recently shared a behind-the-scenes photograph from the set, which promptly went viral on social media platforms. This sneak peek into the making of the upcoming season sent fans into a frenzy of excitement, with their enthusiasm reaching new heights. However, the shared image also hinted that viewers will have to exercise patience for a little while longer, as the release of Season 5 is still some time away. 

Stranger Things Delayed?

Stranger Things will return for a final season on Netflix, with longer episodes. Cast members have shared behind-the-scenes photos, building excitement. However, a recent photo from the co-creator suggests that fans will have to wait a bit longer for the final season to arrive. But, there is no official confirmation if Season 5 is getting delayed.

Recently, in a conversation with Deadline, Maya Hawke, who plays Robin in Netflix's Stranger Things, hinted at the grandeur of the fifth and final season, likening it to producing 'eight movies', suggesting a significant scale and ambition.

Hawke said, “This show has been a little bit cursed." She praised showrunners Matt and Ross Duffer, stating, “Our showrunners, Matt and Ross, take a lot of responsibility. They have an amazing team of writers, but they're very involved. They write a lot and they are very intense and serious about the quality of their writing.”

The commencement of production for the fifth and ultimate season of 'Stranger Things' was originally scheduled for the previous year. However, an unexpected pause ensued due to the occurrence of a writers' strike. In a statement from The Duffer Brothers, the creators of the series, they conveyed, "Duffers here. Writing does not stop when filming begins. While we're excited to initiate production with our incredible cast and crew, unfortunately, it is not feasible amidst this ongoing strike. We earnestly hope for a fair resolution to be reached soon so that we can all resume our work. Until then—over and out. #wgastrong."

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