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The Duffer Brothers and the cast of season 2 of Stranger Things at the 2017 San Diego Comic-Con International

Stranger Things is an American science fiction-horror web television series created for Netflix by The Duffer Brothers. Set in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, in the 1980s starting at 1983 in the first season, the first season focuses on the investigation into the disappearance of a young boy named Will Byers amid supernatural events occurring around the town, including the appearance of a girl with psychokinetic abilities who helps Will’s friends in their own search.[1] The second season, titled Stranger Things 2, is set a year after the first, and deals with attempts of the characters to return to normal and consequences that linger from the first season. Also having new characters such as Max Mayfeild and her stepbrother Billie Hargroves as well as Joyce’s new love interest Bob.[2] The first season, consisting of eight episodes, was released on Netflix on July 15, 2016,[3] while the second season, consisting of nine episodes, was released in its entirety on October 27, 2017.[4]

The series features an ensemble cast including Winona Ryder, David Harbour, Finn Wolfhard, Millie Bobby Brown, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Natalia Dyer, Charlie Heaton, Cara Buono, and Matthew Modine. Noah Schnapp and Joe Keery (mother of four) had recurring roles in the first season before being promoted to the main cast for the second, with Sadie Sink, Dacre Montgomery, Sean Astin, and Paul Reiser also joining the cast in the second season. Maya Hawke joined the cast in the third season. Priah Ferguson was also promoted to the main cast in the third season yet was seen in other seasons.

This list includes the series' main cast, all guest stars deemed to have had recurring roles throughout the series, and any other guest who is otherwise notable.

Overview

Character Portrayed by Appearances
Season 1 Season 2 Season 3
Main characters
Joyce Byers Winona Ryder Main
Jim Hopper David Harbour Main
Mike Wheeler Finn Wolfhard Main
Eleven Millie Bobby Brown Main
Dustin Henderson Gaten Matarazzo Main
Lucas Sinclair Caleb McLaughlin Main
Nancy Wheeler Natalia Dyer Main
Jonathan Byers Charlie Heaton Main
Karen Wheeler Cara Buono Main
Martin Brenner Matthew Modine Main Recurring Does not appear
Will Byers Noah Schnapp Recurring Main
Max Mayfield Sadie Sink Does not appear Main
Steve Harrington Joe Keery Recurring Main
Billy Hargrove Dacre Montgomery Does not appear Main
Bob Newby Sean Astin Does not appear Main Guest
Sam Owens Paul Reiser Does not appear Main Guest
Robin Maya Hawke Does not appear Main
Erica Sinclair Priah Ferguson Does not appear Recurring Main
Recurring characters
Ted Wheeler Joe Chrest Recurring
Holly Wheeler Anniston Price Recurring Does not appear Recurring
Tinsley Price Recurring
Scott Clarke Randy Havens Recurring Guest
Calvin Powell Rob Morgan Recurring Guest
Phil Callahan John Paul Reynolds Recurring Guest
Florence Susan Shalhoub Larkin Recurring Guest
The Monster / "The Demogorgon" Mark Steger Recurring Guest
Barb Holland Shannon Purser Recurring Does not appear
Lonnie Byers Ross Partridge Recurring Does not appear
Connie Frazier Catherine Dyer Recurring Does not appear
Lead Agent Tobias Jelinek Recurring Does not appear
James Cade Jones Recurring Does not appear
Troy Peyton Wich Recurring Does not appear
Russell Coleman Tony Vaughn Recurring Guest Does not appear
Donald Melvald Charles Lawlor Recurring Guest Does not appear
Tommy H. Chester Rushing Recurring Does not appear
Carol Chelsea Talmadge Recurring Does not appear
Marsha Holland Cynthia Barrett Guest Recurring Does not appear
Terry Ives Aimee Mullins Guest Recurring Does not appear
Becky Ives Amy Seimetz Guest Recurring Does not appear
Kali / Eight Linnea Berthelsen Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Claudia Henderson Catherine Curtin Does not appear Recurring Guest
Murray Bauman Brett Gelman Does not appear Recurring
Mayor Kline Cary Elwes Does not appear Recurring
Tom Holloway Michael Park Does not appear Recurring
Bruce Jake Busey Does not appear Recurring
Grigori Andrey Ivchenko Does not appear Recurring
Heather Holloway Francesca Reale Does not appear Recurring
Doris Driscoll Peggy Miley Does not appear Recurring
Alexei Alec Utgoff Does not appear Recurring

Main characters

Eleven

Main article: Eleven (Stranger Things)
Portrayed by Millie Bobby Brown[5]

Jane "El" Hopper born Jane Ives, often referred to as Eleven, is the main protagonist of Stranger Things. A young girl with psychokinetic abilities, an unusual appearance and a limited vocabulary, Eleven escapes from Hawkins Laboratory, where experiments were being performed on her. She befriends Mike, Dustin, Lucas and Will and develops romantic feelings for Mike. It is eventually revealed that she is actually Jane Ives, the biological daughter of Terry Ives, who was used as a test subject for the Hawkins Laboratory, but at the end of season two, she is adopted by Jim Hopper. In season 3, her vocabulary has improved significantly, and she is in a relationship with Mike.

Joyce Byers

Portrayed by Winona Ryder[6]

Joyce Byers is a main character in Stranger Things. She is the mother of Will and Jonathan Byers and divorced from Lonnie Byers, the father of her two children. Joyce is a very caring and strong-willed woman who works as a retail clerk at Melvald's General Store in downtown Hawkins. She was born and raised in Hawkins, and she attended Hawkins High School with the future chief of police, Jim Hopper, and her season two love interest, Bob Newby. In season 3, she is planing to sell her house and move away from Hawkins, much to the dismay of Hopper who tries to convince her to go on a date with him. Joyce is more interested in figuring out why the magnets in her house keep failing (to the extent that she does not show up to the date that they had planned together) and while investigating the reason behind this, she and Hopper uncover a Russian conspiracy. After infiltrating a Russian lab beneath the Hawkins Mall, where the Russians have opened another portal into the Upside Down, Joyce is forced to close the portal by turning off the Russian portal used to open it with Hopper in the room, causing his apparent death. She then takes guardianship of Eleven and moves with her and her own two sons out of Hawkins three months later.

Jim Hopper

Portrayed by David Harbour

Jim Hopper is a main character in Stranger Things. Hopper, nicknamed "Hop", is the chief of Hawkins Police Department. Hopper has lived in Hawkins nearly all his life, having attended high school with Joyce Byers and Bob Newby. He has also been addressed as "Sheriff Hopper," but this is not a correct title.[6] Hopper divorced after his young daughter Sarah died of cancer, which caused him to lapse into alcoholism. Eventually, he grows to be more responsible, saving Will Byers as well as taking Eleven as his adopted daughter. In season 3, he tries to break up Eleven and Mike since their relationship is moving too fast for him while also trying to win over Joyce in a romantic way. Through Joyce he once again gets involved in an investigation regarding the supernatural, which this time leads them to uncover a Russian conspiracy. While once again saving the world, Hopper apparently dies in an explosion.

Mike Wheeler

Portrayed by Finn Wolfhard[5]

Michael "Mike" Wheeler is a main character in Stranger Things, he is the son of Karen and Ted, younger brother of Nancy and older brother to his younger sister Holly, and one of three friends of Will Byers, Mike is an intelligent and conscientious student and is committed to his friends. In their Dungeons and Dragons party, Mike is their paladin, and usually plays the role of Dungeon Master. He develops romantic feelings for Eleven. In season two, it is revealed that he has developed a more rebellious streak, probably stemming from missing Eleven. He is the first one Will reveals his apparent flashbacks to the Upside Down to and he accompanies Will, Joyce and Bob to the lab when Will's health deteriorates. When Eleven reappears, he's joyous, but angry at Hopper for keeping her hidden for the past year. A month later, the two attend the Snow Ball together and share a kiss. The next summer, the two are dating, but Hopper manages to drive a wedge between them since he thinks they're spending too much time together, and all they do is kiss. With additional meddling from Max, Eleven eventually breaks up with Mike, but the two later get back together. Mike nearly tells her that he loves her but struggles to find the right words. When Eleven moves away with the Byers, Mike promises her to keep in contact and to come visiting at Thanksgiving. Eleven then tells Mike that she loves him too.

Dustin Henderson

Portrayed by Gaten Matarazzo[5]

Dustin Henderson is a main character in Stranger Things, he is a friend of Mike, Will and Lucas, Dustin is a highly intelligent and studious boy whose cleidocranial dysplasia causes him to lisp. In their Dungeons and Dragons party, Dustin is the bard, and has arguably the most extensive knowledge of the game, particularly the monsters. He had a crush on Nancy Wheeler and he and Lucas both have feelings for Max in the second season, but Lucas and Max ultimately end up together. He befriends Steve Harrington in the second season, who gives him advice on how to make girls like him. Prior to Season 3, Dustin spends a month at a science camp and, thanks to Steve's advice, he is able to get a girlfriend that he claims is a genius, and is "hotter than Phoebe Cates." Dustin's friends are skeptical if she actually exists, until he is able to get in contact with her with a radio tower, and the two sing Limahl's "The NeverEnding Story" over their walkie-talkies.

Lucas Sinclair

Portrayed by Caleb McLaughlin[5]

Lucas Charles Sinclair is a main character in Stranger Things, he is a friend of Mike, Will and Dustin, and older brother to Erica, Lucas is initially wary of Eleven, yet befriends her later on. In season two, he becomes a love interest for Max. In their Dungeons and Dragons party, Lucas is the Ranger. He is very skilled with the use of a slingshot which the party calls "The Wrist Rocket". He was once able to use to pop a balloon situated at the other end of a mall from him.

Nancy Wheeler

Portrayed by Natalia Dyer[5]

Nancy Wheeler is a main character in Stranger Things, she is the teenage daughter of Karen and Ted, older sister of Mike and Holly, Nancy is initially something of an outcast at school until popular student Steve Harrington takes an interest in her. Their relationship lasts until the end of season 2 when she starts dating Jonathan Byers after a little help from conspiracy theorist Murray Bauman. She is very proficient with firearms, despite a noticeable lack of training or practice. She has been seen using pistols, revolvers, rifles and shotguns.

Jonathan Byers

Portrayed by Charlie Heaton[5]

Jonathan Byers is a main character in Stranger Things, he is the older brother of Will Byers and the son of Joyce Byers, Jonathan is quiet and considered an outsider at school. He is an aspiring photographer, and very close with his mother and brother. He starts dating Nancy from end of season 2 till the present.

Karen Wheeler

Portrayed by Cara Buono[7]

The mother of teenaged Nancy, middle schooler Mike, and toddler Holly, and wife of Ted. She is a loving if not occasionally offbeat mom. In season 2, she begins to tire of her boring housewife routine and becomes involved with teenage delinquent Billy Hargrove.

Martin Brenner

Portrayed by Matthew Modine[8]

The head scientist of Hawkins Laboratory and the experiments performed there. He is manipulative and remote. He and his team are searching for Eleven. At the end of Season 1, he is apparently killed by the Demogorgon but, according to Ray, a man who worked at Hawkins Lab prior to the opening of the gate, he is still alive, and offers to take Eleven and Kali to him, but they refuse his offer, under the notion that Brenner is dead, and Ray was mistaken in the belief that he was alive.

Will Byers

Portrayed by Noah Schnapp[5]

The younger brother of Jonathan Byers and the son of Joyce Byers, Will is a shy, kind and often timid boy. In November 1983, he vanishes after encountering the monster that escaped through a rift to the "Upside Down", an alternate dimension, discovered by the Hawkins Laboratory scientists.[9] Schnapp was promoted to series regular for the second season, after recurring in the first. In the group's Dungeons and Dragons party, Will is the cleric, but occasionally plays the role of Dungeon Master.[10]

Maxine Mayfield

Portrayed by Sadie Sink

Billy's younger stepsister, an avid skateboarder and the tomboy of the group who catches the attention of both Lucas and Dustin.[10] While she never played Dungeons and Dragons, she calls herself the "zoomer" of the party, despite Mike's persistence that the term is made-up. She claims that the role of the "zoomer" is to transport the group from place to place. In Season 2, while she is driving a car very proficiently, she says to Mike, "See? Zoomer." In season 3, she and Lucas are dating, and her and Eleven become close friends.

Steve Harrington

Portrayed by Joe Keery

Steve Harrington is a main character in Stranger Things, he is a popular student at the high school, he initially tries to develop a relationship with Nancy Wheeler and ostracize Jonathan Byers, though he comes to regret the latter.[11] Keery was promoted to series regular for the second and third seasons, after recurring in the first, with Steve playing a more prominent role and becoming something of a babysitter for the main group of kids.[10] While it was made by Jonathan to fight the Demogorgon, Steve is the owner of what the friends call "the bat", which is a baseball bat with multiple large nails driven into the head of it, to turn it from dangerous to deadly. It is useful against both Demogorgons and Demo-Dogs, but didn't have any lasting effect against the former, while it was able to kill some of the latter.

Billy Hargrove

Portrayed by Dacre Montgomery

Billy Hargrove is one of the main characters in Stranger Things, he serves as the secondary antagonist of season 2 and the main antagonist turned main protagonist of season 3. He is Max's older stepbrother, he is careless, rash and very abusive to his stepsister - a consequence of the abuse he himself suffers from his bullying father.[10] He is introduced in season 2. He is rather promiscuous, often sleeping with bored housewives. In season 3, he becomes the unwilling catalyst for the Mind Flayer. Flashbacks reveal that Billy's mother left when he was young due to his father's abuse, Eleven later reminds Billy. Now redeemed and free from the possession, Billy sacrifices himself in order to save Eleven from the Mind Flayer and thus saving the world. However, Billy is killed in the process but in his last moments, he apologizes to Max for his abusive nature towards her and showing deep down he secretly cares for her, and Max embraces Eleven, crying as she does it.

Robin

Portrayed by Maya Hawke

An "alternative girl" who works at Scoops Ahoy, the Starcourt Mall ice cream parlor, with Steve. Sarcastic and bored with her job, she stumbles onto one of the secrets of Hawkins. She is introduced in the third season. [12] While initially stating that she was obsessed with Steve in high school, the influence of truth serum reveals that she, in fact, pined for the attention of one of Steve's many admirers.

Bob Newby

Portrayed by Sean Astin

A former classmate of Joyce and Hopper, who runs the Hawkins Radio Shack,[13] and becomes Joyce's boyfriend, putting him at odds with Hopper.[14] While he, Hopper, an unconscious Will, Mike, Joyce, and Owens were trapped in Hawkins Lab with the power out, he volunteers to reset the breakers and unlock the doors, and he is successful at this endeavor, but is killed and eaten by a horde of Demo-Dogs just as he exits the lab in front of Joyce.

Dr. Sam Owens

Portrayed by Paul Reiser

A Department of Energy executive who replaced Brenner at Hawkins Laboratory who is as committed to science research and stubborn as his predecessor, but much more empathetic to the residents of Hawkins.[13]

Erica Sinclair

Portrayed by Priah Ferguson

Lucas' younger sister,[15] who, at ten years old, knows all the angles and will manipulate them to her advantage. Introduced in the second season, Ferguson was promoted to series regular in the third season after recurring in the second.

Recurring characters

The following is a list of guest characters that have recurring roles throughout the series. The characters are listed by the order in which they first appeared.

Introduced in season one

  • Joe Chrest as Ted Wheeler, husband of Karen, father of teenager Nancy, middle schooler Mike, and toddler Holly.[16] He is often out of sync with his children and asleep in a recliner chair.
  • Rob Morgan as Calvin Powell, one of Hopper's officers. He is serious and by the book.
  • Shannon Purser as Barbara "Barb" Holland, best friend of Nancy Wheeler. She is concerned that her friendship with Nancy may be threatened by Nancy's relationship with Steve.[17] Barb is one of the first victims of the Upside Down.
  • John Paul Reynolds as Phil Callahan, another of Hopper's officers.[16] Not nearly as serious as his partner, he still works hard in the search for Will Byers.
  • Mark Steger as the Monster, a creature that exists in the Upside Down. Referred to as "the Demogorgon" by Mike, Lucas and Dustin.[18]
  • Catherine Dyer as Connie Frazier,[19] Brenner's FBI enforcer who has no qualms about murdering those who have come into contact with Eleven.
  • Randy Havens as Scott Clarke, the boys' teacher. He encourages their interest in science and technology and helps them whenever asked.[20]
  • Hugh Holub as the lead scientist at Hawkins Laboratory.
  • Tobias Jelinek as the lead agent at Hawkins National Laboratory, who assists Brenner.[21]
  • Cade Jones as James, a school bully who hangs around with Troy.[22]
  • Anniston and Tinsley Price as Holly Wheeler, daughter of Karen and Ted, younger sister of Nancy and Mike.[23]
  • Susan Shalhoub Larkin as Florence ("Flo"), the secretary at the Hawkins Police Station.[24]
  • Tony Vaughn as Russell Coleman, the principal at Hawkins Middle School.
  • Peyton Wich as Troy, a school bully of Mike, Lucas, Dustin and Will.[22] After being publicly humiliated by Eleven and an attempted retaliation on Mike, Troy vanishes at the end of season 1.
  • Charles Lawlor as Donald Melvald, the owner of a convenience store where Joyce Byers works.
  • Chester Rushing as Tommy H., former friend of Steve, and boyfriend of Carol.[25] Tommy is a bully who revels in his popularity. He returns in season 2 as a lackey for the new top dog in school, Billy Hargrove. Although unseen in season 3, he is briefly mentioned by Steve.
  • Chelsea Talmadge as Carol, former friend of Steve, and girlfriend of Tommy.[26] Like her boyfriend, Carol will do anything to ensure her popularity.
  • Robert Walker-Branchaud as an agent of Hawkins Laboratory who disguises himself as a repairman.
  • Cynthia Barrett as Marsha Holland, Barb's mother.[27]
  • Aimee Mullins as Terry Ives, a woman who claims her daughter, Jane, was stolen from her shortly after she gave birth, but she has since gone into a mental state where she is unaware of her surroundings. She entered this state because the men who stole Jane from her gave fer electroshock therapy. She is the biological mother of Eleven.[28]

Introduced in season two

  • Linnea Berthelsen as Kali / Eight, a young woman with illusion manipulation abilities, who along with Eleven, were experimented on at the Hawkins Laboratory but later managed to escape.[13][29] Vanathi Kalai Parthiban portrays a young Kali.
  • Catherine Curtin as Claudia Henderson, Dustin's often clueless mother.[30]
  • Brett Gelman as Murray Bauman, a former journalist that became a conspiracy theorist, who visits Hawkins to go after a cold case.[31] He returns in season 3 to assist Hopper and Joyce with a mystery involving Russian spies.

Introduced in season three

  • Alec Utgoff as Alexei, a lovable Russian scientist who just wants a good life filled with cherry slurpees, Burger King and Looney Tunes.
  • Francesca Reale as Heather Holloway, a popular lifeguard at the Hawkins Community Pool who becomes the centerpiece of a dark mystery.[32]

Guest characters

The following is a supplementary list of guest stars that appear in lesser roles, make significant cameo appearances or who receive co-starring credit over multiple appearances. The characters are listed in the order in which they first appeared.

Introduced in season one

  • Ross Partridge as Lonnie Byers,[33] the ex-husband of Joyce Byers and biological father of Jonathan and Will. He has a much younger girlfriend named Cynthia.
  • Chris Sullivan as Benny Hammond, owner and chef of Benny's Burgers, and friend of Hopper.[34][35]
  • Andrew Benator as a scientist at Hawkins Laboratory.[36]
  • Glennellen Anderson as Nicole,[37] a classmate of Nancy, Steve and Jonathan.
  • Pete Burris as the head of security at Hawkins Laboratory.
  • Jerri Tubbs as Diane Hopper, Jim's ex-wife.
  • Amy Seimetz as Becky Ives, Terry's sister who takes care of her.[38]
  • Elle Graham as Sara Hopper, Jim and Diane's daughter, who died of cancer.[39]

Executive producer Shawn Levy makes a cameo appearance as a morgue worker.[40]

Introduced in season two

  • Kai L. Green as Funshine, a member of Kali's crew.[30]
  • James Landry Hébert as Axel, a member of Kali's crew.[30]
  • Anna Jacoby-Heron as Dottie, a member of Kali's crew.[30]
  • Gabrielle Maiden as Mick, a member of Kali's crew.[30]
  • Aaron Muñoz as Mr. Holland, Barbara's father.[27]
  • Karen Ceesay as Mrs. Sinclair, Lucas and Erica's mother.[27]
  • Drew Scheid as Nancy, Steve and Jonathan's classmate.
  • Pruitt Taylor Vince as Ray,[30] a technician at Hawkins Laboratory who electrocuted Terry Ives, contributing to her deteriorated mental state.
  • Arnell Powell as Mr. Sinclair, Lucas and Erica's father.[27]
  • Will Chase as Neil Hargrove, Billy's father, Max's stepfather, and Susan's husband.[41]
  • Jennifer Marshall as Susan Hargrove,[42] Max's mother, Billy's stepmother, and Neil's wife.
  • Joe Davison as a technician at Hawkins Laboratory.[27]

Introduced in season three

  • Cary Elwes as Mayor Larry Kline, a politician who is more concerned with his own image than with the people of the small town of Hawkins.[43]
  • Jake Busey as Bruce Lowe, a journalist for "The Hawkins Post" with questionable morals and a sick sense of humor.[43]

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