Though the fifth and final season of *Stranger Things* is coming soon, Millie Bobby Brown will continue to be a familiar face on television. She became famous playing Eleven in the popular series created by the Duffer brothers, a role she’s held for almost ten years, and has since starred in films like *Enola Holmes* and *Godzilla vs. Kong*. Now, as *Stranger Things* nears its conclusion on Netflix, Brown is reportedly working with two prominent directors from the Marvel Cinematic Universe on a new science fiction show.
I’m really excited to hear that Millie Bobby Brown is going to be starring in and producing a new Netflix series called *Prism*! Apparently, it’s a thriller where she plays Cassie, a woman who can talk to ghosts, and she has to figure out why they’re suddenly showing up everywhere. What’s even cooler is that the Russo Brothers – you know, the guys who directed some of those big Marvel movies – are also involved as executive producers. I actually just watched *The Electric State* earlier this year, which she did with them, so it’s awesome to see them teaming up again. It sounds like a really intriguing premise, and I can’t wait to see what they come up with!
Currently in development, *Prism* is a television series based on a short story of the same name originally published in *Assemble Artifacts* magazine. The story was written by Nick Shafir, who is also a co-producer on the series. Etan Frankel, known for his work on *Shameless*, will lead the show as showrunner. Rachel Brosnahan (*Superman*), Russell Kahn, Angela Russo-Otstot, Scott Nemes, Alessandra Maman, Jack Heller, and Caitlin de Lisser-Ellen are all executive producers on the project.
Prism Extends Millie Bobby Brown’s Relationship With Netflix
Millie Bobby Brown has a long-standing partnership with Netflix, starting with her breakout role in *Stranger Things* in 2016. Since then, she’s starred in several popular Netflix films, including *Damsel*, *The Electric State*, and the *Enola Holmes* films. She’s continuing her work with the streamer with *Enola Holmes 3*, currently in post-production and slated for release next year, and a new romantic comedy, *Just Picture It*. This upcoming film will feature Brown alongside Gabriel LaBelle, telling the story of two college students who begin seeing pictures of their future together on their phones.
If *Prism* is picked up as a full series, it will be one of the first projects Millie Brown takes on after *Stranger Things*. That show was a huge hit for Netflix and made stars out of its young actors, including Brown, Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Noah Schnapp, and Sadie Sink.
The final season of *Stranger Things* will be released in three parts this year. You can watch the first four episodes starting November 26th, then three more on December 25th, and the series finale on December 31st. As for a new series called *Prism*, it hasn’t been officially approved yet, and no information about the cast is available at this time.
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