Скачать или смотреть Millie Bobby Brown says she kept her Stranger Things 5 scripts locked at home, even from her husband

While most actors worry about paparazzi or accidental leaks, Millie revealed that she kept her Season 5 scripts locked in a literal safe, and even her husband, Jake Bongiovi, wasn't allowed the code!
​The "Safe" Strategy
​During her January 2026 appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Millie joked that the pressure from Netflix was so intense that she felt like she was handling nuclear launch codes.
​The Husband Ban: Millie explained that Jake is a "huge fan" of the show and was constantly trying to guess Eleven's fate. To avoid any accidental spoilers (or the temptation to tell him), she kept her physical scripts in a high-security safe in their home.

​The "I Believe" Payoff: This level of secrecy made the finale even more emotional for Jake. After the private theater screening on January 2, 2026, he posted a photo of Millie with the caption "I believe!!"—a direct reference to a massive, previously top-secret scene in the finale.
​Why the High Security?
​Netflix's security measures for the final season were reportedly the most stringent in the company's history.
​The "Red Zone" App: Scripts were mostly delivered via a secure app that would delete the text after 24 hours. Physical copies were rare and individually watermarked.

​The "Conformity Gate" Fear: The Duffer Brothers were terrified of the "Conformity Gate" twist (the penultimate episode cliffhanger) leaking before Volume 3 dropped on New Year's Eve.
​Millie's Personal Stake: Having played Eleven since she was 10, Millie felt a personal responsibility to "protect the story" for the fans, ensuring that no one—not even her own family—could ruin the surprise.
​Jake Bongiovi’s "Fan" Experience

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