F or months, Marvel fans have treated Sadie Sink ’s Marvel Cinematic Universe debut like a forensic investigation. All the set photos, hairstyle changes, and the casting hints have spawned speculation after speculation as to who the ‘ Stranger Things ’ breakout star will portray in ‘ Spider-Man: Brand New Day .’

Sadie Sink, the actress popularly known for her portrayal of Max Mayfield in Netflix's Stranger Things, recently opened up on transitioning from the show to live theater shortly before the final seaso

Attention, Marvel stans: after a successful run on Stranger Things, Sadie Sink is officially joining the cast for the next Spider-Man movie. Sources confirmed to Deadline that Sadie is starring in a large role alongside Tom Holland, who already signed on ...

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Sadie Sink has been cast to star opposite Tom Holland in “Spider-Man 4” – but who could she play? Sink is the first major actor to join the project and her announcement led to much speculation as to who she could play in the Marvel sequel, which will ...

From perfectly classic A-line dresses to sleek pantsuits, the 'Stranger Things' star is never afraid to experiment with fashion.

Matt Duffer noted that one particular cut in "Dear Billy" aged Sadie Sink a full year, which no one has ever noticed.

Sadie Sink and Noah Jupe will make their London West End debuts in a new production of “Romeo & Juliet” in March. Directed by Robert Icke (“Oedipus”), Sink (“Stranger Things”) and Jupe (“Hamnet,” “A Quiet Place”) will play the star-crossed lovers in Empire Street Productions’ adaptation of Shakespeare’s classic play at the Harold Pinter Theatre.

Stranger Things star Sadie Sink is set to graduate from the Upside Down to the West End in 2026. She will star in a Harold Pinter production of Romeo & Juliet, alongside The Night Manager and A Quiet Place star Noah Jupe and directed by Robert Icke.

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. Though Sadie Sink is back on Broadway in the play John Proctor Is the Villain, she admits that her performances at the height of ...