Stranger Things star Gaten Matarazzo spoke with Deadline about Dustin's grief journey in Season 5 and more from the finale

We're talking about the Hawkins High School graduation speech made by Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo), who took over the ceremony with a rousing tirade against the system that had his fellow students cheering and Principal Higgins (Bill Winkler) scrambling for the mic.

Stranger Things' star Gaten Matarazzo on the series finale, Eleven's fate, delivering that graduation speech and Steve and Dustin's friendship.

As you likely know by now, “Stranger Things” wrapped everything up with a nice little bow fit for the most popular family programming on streaming. However, the internet has pointed out that two details in the epilogue don’t really make sense.

In a new GQ interview, Gaten Matarazzo has finally explained why Dustin and Suzie’s relationship was dropped from Stranger Things.

The epilogue seen in Stranger Things' series finale features the perfect speech from Dustin Henderson, acting as a wonderful Eddie Munson tribute.

In an exclusive interview with Cosmopolitan, the actor reflects on playing a darker version of Dustin and letting the last 10 years of his career come to an end.

Turning a viewer request into a full needle-felted character inspired by Dustin Henderson. This video highlights wool layering, facial detailing, and techniques used to capture expression and likeness.

Stranger Things shows that telekinetic powers are nothing compared to steadfast friendship. The show collects iconic duos like Vecna collects children, from Steve Harrington and Dustin Henderson’s protective camaraderie to Eleven and Max Mayfield’s tender solidarity,