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Noah Schnapp, Jamie Campbell Bower Talk “Unanswered” Texts To Duffer Bros: “I Can Pull Up The Receipts”

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Noah Schnapp, Jamie Campbell Bower Talk “Unanswered” Texts To Duffer Bros: “I Can Pull Up The Receipts”
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Noah Schnapp and Jamie Campbell Bower, stars of 'Stranger Things', discussed their experiences with the Duffer Brothers regarding unanswered text messages. During an event, Schnapp mentioned his numerous texts that went unanswered, while Bower echoed similar sentiments. Despite the lack of responses, both actors praised the Duffer Brothers for their collaborative approach and attentiveness to their ideas.

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'Stranger Things' stars Noah Schnapp and Jamie Campbell Bower discuss "unanswered" texts to the Duffer Brothers. Netflix Now that Stranger Things has crossed the finish line, some of the stars recently called out the Duffer Brothers for their texting etiquette. On Thursday, Will Byers actor Noah Schnapp brought up his “unanswered” text messages to the show’s creators, Matt and Ross Duffer, while discussing the fifth and final season of the Netflix series during an FYC event at Hollywood Forever Cemetery. “Starting off as a kid, you kind of walk in all nervous and scared and think your opinion is not valued,” he explained.

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