Finn Wolfhard on life beyond Stranger Things, mental health and where to go hiking in Vancouver
“Your name at the end of a French film means ‘The End,’” said the fictional host Lauren Caspian, “but I feel you’re only at the beginning.” He has three new movies lined up, including a starring role in a film about a former Toronto-based Vice magazine editor-turned-drug mule. There are reports that he’s writing a biopic about The Replacements with his father. And he also recently worked with George Harrison’s estate to direct a new video for the Beatles guitarist’s 1973 single, Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth).It’s clear Wolfhard has plenty on his plate.
- ▪“Your name at the end of a French film means ‘The End,’” said the fictional host Lauren Caspian, “but I feel you’re only at the beginning.” He has three new movies lined up, including a starring role in a film about a former Toronto-based V
- ▪There are reports that he’s writing a biopic about The Replacements with his father.
- ▪And he also recently worked with George Harrison’s estate to direct a new video for the Beatles guitarist’s 1973 single, Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth).It’s clear Wolfhard has plenty on his plate.
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Open this photo in gallery:Finn WolfhardIllustration by Victoria StevensShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountWhen Finn Wolfhard – the Vancouver-born actor, singer and director best known for playing Mike Wheeler on Stranger Things – was interviewed on the podcast In The Know – Extended Interviews, a companion to the NPR-mocking TV series, the host couldn’t resist teasing the multi-talent. “Your name at the end of a French film means ‘The End,’” said the fictional host Lauren Caspian, “but I feel you’re only at the beginning.” He has three new movies lined up, including a starring role in a film about a former Toronto-based Vice magazine editor-turned-drug mule. There are reports that he’s writing a biopic about The Replacements with his father.
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