Millie Bobby Brown Says She'd Love to Revisit Eleven After Stranger Things

Millie Bobby Brown says she is not ready to leave her Stranger Things character, Eleven, behind.

Speaking on The Discourse podcast on June 30, Brown said she and the Duffer Brothers are the only people who know Eleven's true fate. While she said the ending makes it seem like Eleven may have died, she added that it also leaves room for the possibility that the character survived.

"I would love that. I'm not finished with El. I love her so much," Brown said when asked about the idea of revisiting Eleven later in life. She added that she would be interested in seeing what the character might be doing in her 30s, "if she's alive."

Brown has previously spoken about how emotional it was to finish the series after playing Eleven since she was 12 years old. She recently said she cried for much of January after completing the final episode and even wore black during the show's press tour as a symbolic farewell to the character.

The actress is now promoting Enola Holmes 3, which premiered on Netflix on July 1. Brown reprises her role as Enola Holmes in the new mystery film and said the relationship between Enola and Lord Tewkesbury continues to develop. Netflix has not announced whether a fourth Enola Holmes film will be made.