And then being told that it wasn’t, that I wouldn’t make it in this industry, it was so hurtful. “Going back to what I said earlier about being kind of very lonely in who I was and feeling like no one was quite like me in school and no one was as mature as I was, was really hard because I thought was a good thing. “I always knew that I was mature and I couldn’t really help that,” she says. A powerful casting director said she wasn’t going to make it in the industry because she was “too mature.” Millie, then just 10 years old, was in tears. Shortly before she filmed a self-tape for the Duffer Brothers, who created the show, she had a disastrous audition. Then came the show that changed her life: Stranger Things. So I liked characters that people understood people could relate to because I felt like no one could relate to Millie.” I always felt quite alone in a crowded room, like I was just one of a kind, like nobody ever really understood me. “Even as a young person, I always felt like I didn’t quite belong in every room I was in. “I enjoyed being different people because I always struggled with self-identity and knowing who I was,” she says. For Millie, acting was not only life-affirming, it was a way to figure out who she wanted to be. Although she auditioned for funny parts too, she was always cast in the intense roles.
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In 2014, she starred in BBC America’s Intruders, playing a young girl whose mind gets possessed by a serial killer. Her first onscreen role was as young Alice in Once Upon a Time in Wonderland, and Millie subsequently landed parts on NCIS, Modern Family, and Grey’s Anatomy. She was convincing enough that the Brown clan quickly relocated to Los Angeles and Millie, then eight years old, began auditioning in Hollywood. You can’t audition and then give up,’” she recalls, her accent flipping back and forth between British and American. And if you commit to it, you have to commit to it. “My parents were like, ‘Well, it is a job. She remembers singing the unlikely holiday tune “Grown-Up Christmas List” in a show, alongside much older students (she was the youngest one onstage), and instantly realized how happy she was while performing. The craft of acting found its way into her heart by chance. The family lived in Spain for the first four years of her life and relocated to England for the next four years, before moving to Orlando. Millie, who now splits her time between London and Atlanta, was born in Spain to British parents, Kelly and Robert Brown. “You know more than Jake knows about me.”
”We’ve covered everything,” she agrees, as we get up from the table.
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By the end of our duo of conversations, Millie seems to have opened up about everything, including such mundane details as her dislike of men carrying umbrellas and her current TV binge, Love Island. Over the course of three hours, the actor reveals herself in a way that requires both a level of trust and an obvious interest in offering fans a glimpse behind the curtain. From the outset, she confirms she wants our interview to be a “super-open conversation,” and she lives up to that declaration. Despite being the star of Stranger Things, one of the biggest TV shows in the world, and having more than 55 million Instagram followers, Millie seems amiable, open, and immediately likable. I’m describing Millie’s outfit not because what she’s wearing actually matters, but because it affirms the easygoing way she presents herself. “If they have a dress code, I’m not going,” she says of her style choice, clearly unaware that Wentworth Club, which looks like a miniature version of Windsor Castle, does, in fact, have a dress code. The first, three days earlier, was over Zoom due to a COVID case on the set of Damsel, a Netflix film she’s starring in and producing via PCMA Productions, the company she launched with her family a few years back. This is the second time Millie and I have spoken.
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