The enchantment that the Netflix hit Stranger Things has on its audience is no joke. Since then, began a magnificent saga of witnessing the disparity between the real and the parallel words. Although the series is set to culminate in its final chapter, fans have their own set of expectations from the Millie Bobby Brown starrer, and so does the executive producer, Shawn Levy.

While fans aren’t sure if they will get to witness the science fiction series on Netflix anytime soon, the director has plans to watch it on bigger screens.

What is Shawn Levy’s one dream for Stranger Things?

Shawn Levy spoke exclusively with Josh Horowitz on the Happy Sad Confused podcast about his one wish for the Stranger Things season finale. The producer stated that he would “love to see” the final season of the Netflix hit on the big screen. Levy has been dedicating years of hard work and his directorial genius to the series, therefore it does not come as a shock that he has plans to take it to theatres.

While the director did not hesitate in pitching the Netflix thriller extravaganza as blockbuster material, he was quick to curb his own expectations. Perhaps it was the tiresome schedule of Deadpool 3 or trying to keep the alleged cameo of a Grammy-winning artist under covers, but Shawn Levy has not had it easy with his theatrical prjects.

Shawn Levy’s theater dream for Netflix’s hit may not come true, there are several other Stranger Things ventures in the making.

What are the various spin-offs in the making?

The Duffer brothers have good news for Stranger Things fans: they have a slew of spinoffs planned to keep audiences entertained once the beloved series concludes. The series will go into numerous genres, from animation to live theatre events, to give the audience a lighter spin on the very dark fantasy show. On top of the list is Netflix’s animated Stranger Things series, which promises to be in sync with the light-hearted cartoons we grew up watching.

Next on the list is a live-action series, which would be in the same line as the animation series. It would be interesting to witness what the series has in store for the audience. Further, Stranger Things will undoubtedly generate wonders from the creative canvas of Matt and Ross Duffer and the amazing production of Shawn Levy.

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