Maya Hawke Says She ‘Would Do Anything’ for a Stranger Things Spin-Off with Joe Keery’s Steve

Maya Hawke is eager to find out what the future holds for Robin Buckley in Stranger Things.

The 24-year-old actress opened up about her bond to her Stranger Things character and her future expectations for the Hawkins gang in a recent interview with Rolling Stone.

Hawke said she hopes Robin, the bilingual, intrepid band geek she plays, is one of the adored characters that passes away in the fifth and final season of the Netflix smash.

She told the magazine, “I would love to die and have my hero’s moment. “Like any actor would, I’d desire to pass away with honour.”

She is aware, though, that a demise might not be on the table because the Duffer Brothers, the show’s creators and executive producers, love their.They fall in love with their performers and their characters, and they don’t want to destroy them, which is why they write so wonderfully for me and for everyone else, she said. “I wouldn’t wish it away since I think that’s a lovely trait they have.”

Hawke stated that she would be open to the notion of a spin-off involving Joe Keery’s endearing jock character, Steve Harrington, set in the 1990s if Robin does survive the season. She also made light of the fact that it would take place in New York and be a coming-of-age tale in which the two would party at nightclubs and “figure their s—- out.”

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Normally I wouldn’t really be in favour of a spin-off, but if it meant working with Joe Keery, Hawke remarked, “I would do anything.” He has amazing limits and is hilarious, wonderful, and brilliant. He is a great colleague, and I would do anything for him.

Speaking of Steve, who in season 4 admitted his emotions for ex-girlfriend Nancy Wheeler (Natalia Dyer), Hawke claimed her persona is not a fan. She remarked, “I believe that Robin wants whatever will make Steve the happiest, and it certainly seems to be Nancy.

Additionally, Hawke stated that because the focus of Stranger Things is friendship, she has never felt a strong attachment to any of the characters’ romantic relationships.

She told Rolling Stone, “There’s such a focus on romantic love in the media that we consume, and it being the final destination that we’re all expected to arrive to. “When you find that one ideal person, everything will be fine and the story will be over. However, there’s something about our female heroes always getting endings — which is them finding the right guy — that I’m super over. A part of me would ship it way more if the story wasn’t coming to an end.”

In my opinion, the fact that the show includes so many lovely friendships makes it very fantastic, she continued. “I hope Nancy too has an ending that feels satisfying in that manner, whether she is with Jonathan or Steve.”