We might not have seen the last of Eddie Munson in the Upside Down. Joseph Quinn, who played the fan-favorite Stranger Things character in season 4 of the Netflix series, teased a possible return to the show during an interview. When a reporter noted that they had a feeling Munson might appear in the fifth and final season, Quinn slyly replied, I might have that feeling, too… Or maybe I don’t. Who knows? I don’t know! Who knows?
Impact of Eddie Munson’s Heroics
Viewers last saw Eddie Munson in the season 4 finale of Stranger Things. He heroically sacrificed himself by fending off otherworldly bats in the Upside Down. Eddie seemingly died in the arms of Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) after being critically wounded by the creatures. This devastating moment made a significant impact on fans and characters alike.
Reuniting With His Castmates
Quinn also said that chances are high
that he would happily reconnect with his Stranger Things castmates. I love those guys! I’d love to come and say hello. I’m sure they’re working very hard to land the plane, and they’re going to deliver it in a pretty epic finale. I have no doubts.
Bursting Onto The Big Screen
Since his time on the Netflix series ended, Joseph Quinn’s career has exploded. He co-stars alongside Lupita Nyong’o in A Quiet Place: Day One, set to hit theaters soon. He will also play a villainous role in Ridley Scott’s Gladiator II alongside Paul Mescal and Denzel Washington.
Insight into New Roles
Quinn recently previewed his work on Gladiator II. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, he mentioned being well aware of the legacy of the first film, stating, We all were very aware of the legacy of the first film. So many people get misty-eyed about it. So going anywhere near it again felt a little scary
. He was especially awed by the production scale, mentioning how witnessing ancient Rome built in Malta was mind-blowing.
A Marvel-ous Future as Johnny Storm
Additonally, Quinn has been cast as Johnny Storm/The Human Torch in Marvel Studios’ next installment of Fantastic Four. Filling shoes previously worn by Chris Evans and Michael B. Jordan is no small feat, but Joseph embraces it with enthusiasm.
A Familiar Flame with Fantastic Features
Quinn discussed his new role saying, I’ll be setting myself on fire, for real – every day. Yeah, I gotta feel it, you know?
. He noted that the story’s unique take and familial dynamic drew him to it, offering something fresh for audiences possibly experiencing superhero fatigue.
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