話題沸騰中の Millie Bobby Brown and June Brownについて、多角的な視点を分かりやすく掲載しています。

Think about it. When Millie Bobby Brown plays Eleven, she’s got this raw, unfiltered power. She can lift a van with her mind, but she still can’t figure out how to order a coffee without getting anxious.

Meanwhile, June Brown’s Dot Cotton never lifted a van, but she could lift your spirits with a single, defeated sigh. She’d wash her son’s mouth out with soap and then sit you down for a cup of tea that tasted like hard-won wisdom. Both women make you root for them—you just want to give Eleven a hug, and you want to give Dot a fag and a custard cream.

It’s the underdog thing. Millie’s character was a lab experiment with a shaved head; June’s was a hypochondriac with a dodgy perm. They both faced the world with a sort of stubborn grace that makes you think, “Yeah, I could handle my own Monday morning if I had that much grit.”

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Let’s get real: these two have never shared a scene. But if they did, it would be the most magical trainwreck of accents and attitudes. Imagine Eleven trying to explain the Upside Down to Dot. Dot would probably adjust her glasses and say, “Oh, dear. Is that anything like the damp in my church hall? I’d best put a kettle on.”

Millie, on the other hand, would be fascinated by Dot’s old-school London grit. She’d probably ask about her pearls, and Dot would snap, “These aren’t real, love. They’re from the charity shop. Same as my faith.”

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You can almost smell that scene: one is strawberry-scented vape juice and leather jackets, the other is mothballs and stale Guinness. And it works perfectly because they both have the same secret superpower: honesty.