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'Stranger Things' finale: Dustin's speech had a poignant nod to Eddie Munson you may have missed

Now that the dust has settled on the Stranger Things finale — which had more than a few fans up in arms — we're beginning to see a fair few Easter eggs and theories emerge. A lot of these concern the ...
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Gaten Matarazzo on saying goodbye to Dustin, crying through the 'Stranger Things' finale, and why it felt like the only right ending

Major spoilers ahead for "Stranger Things" season five. Hellfire lives! That is, if Dustin Henderson — and the actor who brought him to life, Gaten Matarazzo — has anything to say about it. Dustin ...
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Gaten Matarazzo Breaks Down His ‘Stranger Things’ Finale Graduation Speech, Eleven’s Fate and Whether He Thought Dustin Might Die: ‘The Point Is the Kids Make It Through’

SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers from the series finale of “Stranger Things,” now streaming on Netflix. Gaten Matarazzo was hardly a teenager when Matt and Ross Duffer cast him as the ...
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We Need To Talk About Stranger Things' Finale Epilogue For Dustin And Max, Because There's No Freaking Way

Hawkins High isn't winning administration of the year... When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Dustin Henderson having the honor of ...
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‘Stranger Things 5’ Star Gaten Matarazzo On What Dustin Learned Through Grieving Eddie, Whether He Truly Believes Mike’s Story About Eleven & More Finale Moments

SPOILER ALERT! This post contains details from the series finale of Netflix‘s Stranger Things. Gaten Matarazzo is still processing his farewell to Stranger Things, but of all the emotions he’s feeling ...
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What STRANGER THINGS’ Final Scene Got Right and What It Got Wrong

In Volume 1 of Stranger Things 5, Lucas begged Max to wake up because El was “going to need the party, the full party” to defeat Vecna. Lucas was right. Eleven bested Henry Creel because, unlike him, ...
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Gaten Matarazzo on saying goodbye to Dustin, crying through the 'Stranger Things' finale, and why it felt like the only right ending

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Gaten Matarazzo as Dustin Henderson in "Stranger Things" season five.Courtesy of Netflix The "Stranger Things" series finale ...