
Englund Returns as Cosmo in Stranger Things Animation
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Robert Englund, known for his iconic role as Freddy Krueger, returns to the Stranger Things universe as Cosmo in the animated spin-off Tales From eighty-five. Hes a slick editor-in-chief of Hawkins tabloid, The Weekly Watcher, who thrives on sensational stories but secretly believes in the towns weirdness. The series bridges the gap between seasons two and three, featuring new creatures and a voice cast including Brooklyn Davey Norstedt as Eleven, Jolie Hoang-Rappaport as Max, Lou Diamond Phillips, and Janeane Garofalo. The ten-episode run premieres on Netflix this Thursday, April twenty-third.
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0:00It's April 22nd, entertainment and celebrity news today starts now, AI-powered and trending. Robert England, the Freddie Krueger icon, is diving back into the Stranger Things universe with a fresh voice role in the animated spin-off Tales From. 85. He's voicing Cosmo, the slick editor and chief of Hawkins' trashy tabloid, the weekly watcher, known for wild headlines about mutants and swamp, monsters. This exclusive first-look draw from Entertainment Weekly, showing Cosmo as a total opportunist, who thrives on sensational stories but secretly buys, into Hawkins' real weirdness. The series fills the gap between seasons 2 and 3, mixing lab experiments with upside-down chaos for some fresh creature action. Fans are buzzing since England already creeped us out as Victor Creel, the blinded asylum patient from season 4. That role tied into Vecna's backstory, and now he's back in animation, with a trailer even nodding to his nightmare on Elm Street legacy through a, Freddie cut out in a punk
1:02kid's stuff. Showrunner Eric Robles, backed by the Duffer Brothers, cooked up loopholes in the timeline to let upside-down vibes leak through after 11 closed, the game. The 10 episode run hit theaters for one day on April 18th, and drops on Netflix this Thursday, April 23rd. This caspacks Heat 2, with young talents like Brooklyn Davy Norsted as 11, jolly Hwang Rappaport as Max, and Vets like Lou Diamond Phillips, and Jeanine Garafalo rounding it out. If you're craving more Hawkins madness, this animated detour hits different catch it before the gate swings wide again.
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