We have to decide who this man is…Is he a man of justice? Is he a father? Which one is he? And I think those two things are not always compatible. He also opened up about what's to come from the character in future seasons: “I think the tapestry of Hopper is so large and interesting, and I also think that Hopper has karmic debts to pay for how dead he’s been for a long time. In an interview with Slash Film, Harbour seemed to confirm Hopper is the American behind the door. He’s one of the show’s main characters and one of its most beloved, and Season 3 seems like an early place to cut down a character like him-particularly when he has an unfinished romantic arc to complete with Joyce. Hopper seems like the most obvious choice. (Brenner didn’t make an appearance in the most recent season, though many fans expected him to.) And then there’s a chance it’s Murray Bauman (Brett Gelman), the Russian-speaking journalist and conspiracy theorist who worked closely with Hopper and Joyce to expose the Russians in Season 3. Brenner (Matthew Modine), the man who experimented on Eleven and other children and played a prominent role in Season 1. There are a few possibilities: Jim Hopper (David Harbour), who appeared to die earlier in the Season 3 finale, when Joyce closed the door to the Upside Down. The scene indicates that although the Russians' facility underneath the Starcourt Mall in Hawkins was exposed, they will still play a prominent role in Season 4 of Stranger Things.īut more importantly, the scene leaves fans wondering about the identity of the American imprisoned in Russia. They take the screaming man to another cell, where he's attacked and presumably eaten alive by the Demogorgon. One tries to open a door, but the other says, “No, not the American.” They go to the next door and remove a Russian prisoner. Two Russian soldiers walk through a hall of cells. The post-credit scene takes place at the same dark, creepy Russian facility where the season started. It's about one hour 12 minutes into Episode 8 of Season 3. If you missed the scene (which I almost did), watch it now and then return to this post. And just like the post-credit scenes made famous by the Marvel Cinematic Universe, this scene told us everything and absolutely nothing at the same time-all thanks to a throwaway line about "the American." Stranger Things fans reeling from the final moments of Season 3 got a welcome surprise a few moments into the final credits, when an interruption offered sneak peek at what's to come in Season 4. Spoilers for Stranger Things Season 3 below.
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