It turns out that "Stranger Things" Season 4 and "Black Widow" have more in common than just the charming actor David Harbour. And this is your warning: expect minor spoilers (one of which is basically revealed in the trailer) below.

In an interview with Jimmy Kimmel, Harbour explained a surprising aspect of what it's like to be in two big movies at once. I'm also wondering if Henry Cavill is taking notes, because it reminds me of his "Mission: Impossible/Fallout" and "Justice League: Impossible - Fallout" and "Justice League."

Basically, Harbour found the roles in "Stranger Things" Season 4 and "Black Widow" to be too similar, reminiscent of when "Antz" and "A Bug's Life" were both released in the same season. projects, playing a man incarcerated in a Russian prison. The only difference? The next season of Stranger Things will likely be released in 2022, long after Black Widow was released on July 9, 2021.

Harber began to explain that it was he who felt uncomfortable with certain similarities that turned out to meet Shostakov in prison. The actor told Kimmel: "I was growing my hair out and I got cast as a Russian prisoner in another film [editor's note: we assume he means Black Widow]. So I had long hair and a beard, and then I got bigger and thought, 'I can't be the guy with long hair and a beard in the same prison.'"

I don't know if Duffers agreed with him that this was a big deal, but Haber started poking around on the set, which Marvel movie leakers would kill for." He took pictures of the (Black Widow) set without anyone knowing and sent them to the Duffer Brothers (Stranger Things showrunners)." Why did they need the assets? Haber wanted to "not use any of the same colors as the set, and to look and dress differently."

Eventually, Harber decided that the haircut was a step too far and told Duffers, "I can't do this." Guys, I can't do this, I can't do the beard and the haircut because I'm coming out with this Marvel movie." So this season Hopper has a bald head.

Funny, isn't it? Stranger Things fans probably didn't think this when they saw Hopper's new look in the first trailer for Stranger Things season 4. Nevertheless, we are pleased with the change, as the shaved head makes it look like Hopper has been through a lot in this Russian prison.