David Harbour Opens Up About His Body Transformation for 'Stranger Things'

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David Harbour is getting real about his original thoughts about Stranger Things.

Pedro Pascal and David Harbour are TV mainstays in their respective right. Pascal’s third season as the star of the hit Disney+ show “The Mandalorian” premieres early next year.

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Things are getting even stranger. David Harbour‘s upcoming HBO project, My Dentist’s Murder Trial, is based on a chilling true story.

Stranger Things star David Harbour has admitted that he thought the show would be a disaster.During a recent appearance on BBC One’s The One Show, the Jim Hopper actor was asked if he ever expected the sci-fi Netflix series to become the huge hit it is today.“Not at all,” he told presenters Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas. “I remember when we were shooting the first season down in Atlanta.

After starring in two of the most popular TV shows - Netflix's Stranger Things and Disney Plus' The Mandalorian - David Harbour and Pedro Pascal are teaming up.Harbour, 47, and Pascal, 47, have signed on to star in HBO's My Dentist's Murder Trial, a new true crime limited series based on the 2017 New Yorker article of the same name, according to Deadline.Patriot creator Steve Conrad created the series and is slated to direct the pilot episode as well. Team:After starring in two of the most popular TV shows - Netflix's Stranger Things and Disney Plus' The Mandalorian - David Harbour and Pedro Pascal are teaming up Pilot:Patriot creator Steve Conrad created the series and is slated to direct the pilot episode as wellThe show is based on the true story of Dr.

Pedro Pascal and David Harbour are teaming up for a new show!

HBO is developing My Dentist’s Murder Trial, a limited series, starring and executive produced by David Harbour (Stranger Things) and Pedro Pascal (The Mandalorian, The Last of Us).

Joe Otterson TV ReporterPedro Pascal and David Harbour at set to star together in the limited series “My Dentist’s Murder Trial” currently in development at HBO, Variety has learned.The series is inspired by the James Lasdun New Yorker article “My Dentist’s Murder Trial: Adultery, False Identities, and a Lethal Sedation.” The article told the true story of how Dr. Gilberto Nunez was indicted for the death of his friend, Thomas Kolman.Both Pascal and Harbour will executive produce in addition to starring.

David Harbour revealed he thought the Netflix hit Stranger Things would 'never' get a season two when he first started out on the show.

Stranger Things” has become a funny new TikTok trend.In Season 2, Episode 5, there is a scene in which Hopper (David Harbour) is yelling at Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) because she broke out of their shared cabin in the woods — where she had been hiding to avoid getting dragged back to Hawkins Lab.Hopper grounded Eleven once she came back, including not allowing her to watch TV anymore or eat her favorite food, Eggo waffles.“You’ve got to understand that there are consequences to your actions,” he told her.Eleven’s anger got the best of her and she shouted back, “You are like Papa!”Papa refers to Dr. Martin Brenner, played by Matthew Modine, who is the director of Hawkins Lab and ran multiple experiments on children with abilities like Eleven.

Jenelle Riley Deputy Awards, Features EditorAfter losing more than 75 pounds for Season 4 of “Stranger Things,” in which his character Jim Hopper was wasting away in a Russian gulag, David Harbour had one thing on his mind. “As soon as we finished my last shirtless scene, I sent my assistant to this great pasta place for lasagna,” Harbour recalls. “It only came in trays, so I gave her a little section and then I just took the whole tray and dove in like a maniac.”  After battling starvation, Soviet guards and a Demogorgon in the hit Netflix series, Harbour is currently facing some truly scary demons — family. The actor is appearing in Theresa Rebeck’s latest play, “Mad House,” at the Ambassadors Theatre in London, running through Sept.

David Harbour took to Instagram to let fans know how exactly he lost all that weight for "Stranger Things" season four. In season four of the show, Harbour’s character, Jim Hopper, has been living in a Russian prison for eight months doing hard labor.The character’s situation called for Harbour to lose quite a bit of weight to make his scenes believable, and it worked, as fans were shocked when they saw him on screen. Harbour started the post by saying he decided to address his weight loss regimen due to the number of fans who have reached out and asked how he slimmed down so much.

David Harbour is learning the hard way that some things aren’t easier the second time around!

Fans who tuned into Season 4 of Stranger Things this summer noticed that David Harbour's beloved character Sheriff Jim Hopper went through quite the body transformation.The first half of Season 4 debuted in late May, with the last two feature-length episodes arriving in July, with many fans asking the 47-year-old actor how he pulled it off.The actor took to Instagram on Thursday, revealing he lost a whopping 75 pounds between Season 3 and Season 4, and revealing how he did it. Transformation:Fans who tuned into Season 4 of Stranger Things this summer noticed that David Harbour's beloved character Sheriff Jim Hopper went through quite the body transformationHarbour took to Instagram sharing three photos, the first of which was a split-screen shot, with the top photo showing a much heavier Harbour in Season 3 and the bottom showing a much leaner actor.He also shared a photo of him and his trainer, David Higgins, with the actor flashing the middle finger to the camera, and another photo of his ripped frame, with visual effects markers all over his body, including a fake arm wound.

His journey. David Harbour opened up about the challenges that he is facing when it comes to season 5 of Stranger Things — and it all comes down to Hopper’s fluctuating weight.