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Gaten Matarazzo Open To Dustin's Death In Stranger Things Finale

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Gaten Matarazzo, known for his role as Dustin in the hit Netflix series Stranger Things, recently shared insights about the show's final season and his character's fate. Matarazzo expressed his willingness for Dustin to be killed off, as long as it happens towards the end of the series. He emphasized the cast's dedication to delivering a satisfying conclusion to the fans, despite facing delays due to the pandemic and other factors.

During a convention appearance, Matarazzo suggested that the show would benefit from higher stakes and more character deaths, believing it would enhance the storytelling. Stranger Things, which premiered in 2016, follows a group of kids in a town plagued by supernatural occurrences, propelling its young cast to stardom.

As production for the fifth season progresses, the show's creators confirmed that it will be the final installment, prompting the cast to prepare for bidding farewell to their iconic roles. Matarazzo reflected on the impact of the show on his career, acknowledging its significance in providing financial stability for his family from a young age.

Cast's dedication to delivering a satisfying conclusion despite delays.
Dustin's fate in Stranger Things final season discussed by Gaten Matarazzo.
Matarazzo open to character death for higher stakes and storytelling.

Despite recognizing the show's immense success, Matarazzo remains grounded and appreciative of the opportunities it has brought him. He expressed contentment with Stranger Things likely being his defining role, focusing on future happiness, security, and continued work in the industry.

Stranger Things continues to captivate audiences on Netflix, with fans eagerly anticipating the climactic conclusion of the beloved series.

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