Stranger Things is back on Netflix to complete season four with two feature length episodes.
Episode nine is two hours and 30 minutes long, making it one of the longest episodes of all time.
It shows the faith the platform has in the program and the popularity of it across the world.
Leading the cast is Millie Bobby Brown, with season one being the breakout role for the young star, catapulting her career into the A-list.
She is now one of the best paid actors in television and her salary from season one to four has only increased over the years.
What is Millie Bobby Brown’s net worth?
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When most of us were 18 years old, we were scrounging through change or working part time jobs just to get a little extra cast.
For Millie, it’s a very different story, as not only is she enjoying the success that comes with being in one of Netflix’s most popular shows, but her bank account is also more than happy.
According to celebritynetworth.com, the British star’s net worth is estimated to be an eye-watering $10 (£8.26) million.
This evaluation doesn’t just come from Stranger Things though, as she also starred in Netflix’s hit film Enola Holmes which has a sequel on the way.
Not only this, just she was one of the main cast members of Godzilla vs Kong, one of the biggest movies of 2021.
How much was Millie Bobby Brown paid for Stranger Things?
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Regardless of her other side projects, by far the bulk of her money comes from Stranger Things.
According to celebritynetworth.com, she earns a whopping $300,000 (£247,866) per episode in season three.
This means she earned a massive $2,700,000 (£2,230,794) for the entire season.
Her salary has ballooned since season one, as she entered the show as a relative newcomer despite small appearances on shows such as Modern Family and NCIS.
In the first season, she was paid $10,000 (£8,262) per episode, totally $80,000 (£66,097) for the entire run.
In season two, her pay cheque totalled $270,000 (£223,079).
Her salary for season four has not yet been disclosed by Netflix.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
