One of the most promising young artists of the generation, Millie Bobby Brown, has created an inevitable place in Hollywood. The blockbuster show Stranger Things brought her enormous fame, and it was just the beginning. In a short period, this British star left her fans astounded by her dynamic talent and desire to do something for others. She became UNICEF’s youngest-ever Goodwill Ambassador and was featured on the Time 100 list.

Not just that, Brown has appeared in campaigns with Pandora, Moncler, and Calvin Klein. This revolutionary teen started Florence by Mills since there is no beauty and makeup brand available for youngsters. Her achievements might be intimidating for many seeing things she has achieved only at the age of 18. But it is just another day’s story for Brown as she opens up about exploring her newest flourishing career.

Millie Bobby Brown reveals her fascination for her latest career

The global superstar Millie Bobby Brown recently sat down with IGN to talk about starting her career as a filmmaker with Enola Holmes 2. During the interview, the team asked her about getting a producer credit in the movie. “Can you talk about your ambitions to be a filmmaker?” read the screen.

In her response to the question, Brown stated that she always had a fascination for filmmaking. Though the actress remains occupied with cameras, she is keen on off-stage things. The Emmy-nominated star revealed how she observed crew members and wanted to be a part of their world.

“I was always in those conversations, wanting to know more, and so Netflix gave me the opportunity to produce this,” explained the Stranger Things star.

She also talked about playing a feminist character in the mystery drama saying that she loved doing it, since she is a feminist herself and would protect girls as much as she can. We all know that Millie Bobby Brown has been working for the rights of young girls and their education. She has constantly devoted her time to UNICEF projects that help children to get free from the clutches of violence, bullying, and poverty.

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