Personal details
- Birth Date: 2004-02-19
- Height: 5′ 3½″ (1.61 m)
- Birth Location: Málaga, Andalucía, Spain
- Parents: Kelly Brown
- Professions: Actress, Producer, Writer
Millie Bobby Brown, born in 2004, shot to global fame as Eleven in Stranger Things—yeah, the one with the shaved head, nosebleeds, and that wild telekinesis. She’s not just some random child actor either. By 13, she’d already snagged herself an Emmy nod. That’s not normal, right? Also, she managed to land a spot on TIME 100, making her the youngest ever to do so. That’s a flex. She’s got a pretty wild backstory too. Born in Marbella, Spain, to English parents, bounced to Bournemouth, then Florida, and it was there that she dipped her toes into acting workshops. Not just for fun—apparently, some Hollywood talent scout saw her and basically told her parents, “She’s got it.” Next thing you know, the Browns are driving to LA, and Millie’s meeting every big-name agent in town. She got offered spots by all of them. Wild. Her first real break came when she played young Alice in Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. Not long after, she booked a major role in BBC America’s Intruders, all off a single self-taped audition. No big deal, right? She bounced around guest spots in TV staples like NCIS and Grey’s Anatomy before Stranger Things blew her up. Since then, she’s been everywhere: music videos, Citigroup commercials, modeling for Calvin Klein, and then IMG Models picked her up. She even starred in Godzilla: King of the Monsters and got tapped to produce and star in Enola Holmes. Oh, and she splits her time between London and Atlanta these days. Busy much?
movies trivia informationnnShe’s got this whole world around her, full of noise and chaos, but she only ever catches half of it—literally. Deaf in one ear, she moves through life with a kind of lopsided awareness, always tilting her head when people talk, leaning in just a bit closer. You’ll notice her in crowded rooms, scanning faces, reading lips, picking up on stuff most people miss. It’s not something she talks about much—why bother? It’s just part of her deal. Sometimes, it actually gives her an edge. She’ll catch a whisper from the side everyone else tunes out, or spot someone’s eyes flicker across the room. Sure, music hits different, and loud parties can be a mess, but she’s learned to roll with it. Honestly, it’s shaped her whole vibe—sharp, observant, and always a step ahead, even when the world keeps trying to drown her out.
So, this kid's got a weird thing about the dark—can’t stand it, honestly. She covers her room in these little twinkle lights, the kind you’d see at Christmas, but all year round. Nighttime’s her enemy, apparently. The story really kicks off when she starts hearing noises that no one else does. Her parents are convinced it’s just her imagination running wild, classic. But then things get really freaky—shadows start moving, stuff goes missing, and her so-called “imaginary friend”? Yeah, it’s not imaginary. Turns out, her fear of the dark was way more legit than anyone thought. The whole vibe is creepy as hell, but it’s also kind of heartwarming, ‘cause she ends up facing her fears head-on. If you’re into stories where the main character is both terrified and brave, with a side of supernatural weirdness, this is absolutely your jam.
February 19, 2004
5′ 3½″ (1.61 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Málaga, Andalucía, Spain
Yes, No Children
Kelly Brown and Surekha
21 years old