Actor David Harbour recently opened up about his upcoming projects while attending the Emmy Awards. The performer, who earned his first Emmy for his role in “DTF: St. Louis,” discussed what lies ahead in his career, including his involvement in major franchise films and television productions.
Harbour will reprise his role as the Red Guardian in the upcoming superhero film “Avengers: Doomsday,” set for release in December. During interviews, he praised his collaborator Robert Downey Jr., describing him as a creative force whose unpredictability makes working on set enjoyable. Harbour also reflected on the surreal experience of being part of the Marvel universe, noting that he remains both a fan and actor simultaneously, having watched these films for years before joining the franchise alongside productions like “Black Widow” and “Thunderbolts*.”
Beyond the superhero realm, Harbour is teaming up with “Stranger Things” costar Millie Bobby Brown for a new Netflix series. While details about the project remain under wraps, Harbour revealed that the show will explore an evolved version of the father-daughter relationship audiences know from their previous collaboration. With Bobby Brown now in her twenties, the series aims to examine what parenting means during adulthood, themes of family, and broader questions about life’s complexities, all while incorporating action and entertainment elements.
Originally reported by Variety →
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