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The Duffer Brothers

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Matt Duffer and Ross Duffer, collectively known as the Duffer Brothers, are American film and television creators who collaborate on all their projects. Identical twins, they are best known for creating, showrunning, and executive producing the Netflix supernatural science fiction horror series *Stranger Things* (2016–2025). The brothers also wrote and directed the horror film *Hidden* (2015) and contributed as writers and producers to the Fox science fiction series *Wayward Pines* (2015–2016). They founded the production company Upside Down Pictures, which operates under an overall deal with Netflix.

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A new Target-exclusive companion guide for Stranger Things has been released, offering fans an in-depth look at the show's final season. Titled 'Stranger Things: The Official Story behind the Legendary Series' by Gina McIntyre, the book features commentary from the Duffer Brothers and includes unseen content such as concept art, costume photography, and exclusive cast interviews. The guide also promises to reveal what Will experienced during his disappearance in the Upside Down and how it shaped the series' conclusion. The Duffer Brothers explain that the final season was designed to revisit the show's origins and provide closure to the overarching narrative.
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Netflix has canceled 'The Boroughs,' a sci-fi series created by Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews and executive produced by the Duffer Brothers, less than a month after its release. Despite strong initial viewership and critical acclaim, the show was axed just days before the end of Emmy voting. The series, which featured a star-studded cast including Alfred Molina, Geena Davis, and Bill Pullman, debuted at number two on Netflix's English-language TV chart and maintained high rankings in its first few weeks. However, the decision to cancel the show has raised questions, given its performance and positive reception.
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