Millie Bobby Brown reacts to $10M salary reveal for Enola Holmes 2: 'A really dangerous situation'

In recent years, Millie Bobby Brown has become one of Hollywood's most promising young stars, winning hearts with her roles in Stranger Things, Enola Holmes, and Damsel. As her popularity grew, so did curiosity about her earnings. Over time, reports have shared estimates of her salaries for these projects.
Millie never confirmed or denied the salary reports, but she recently opened up about the risks of making young actors' contracts public. In a Vanity Fair interview, she shared feeling protected by her parents and Netflix but said her teen contracts should’ve remained private, not publicly accessible.
Millie Bobby Brown expressed concern about the dangers of exposing young actors' contracts. She believes the industry is too relaxed about how child actors are raised. Millie credited her parents for protecting her despite the intense public scrutiny they faced during her rise to fame.
Media reports suggest Netflix paid Millie Bobby Brown $250,000 per episode for Stranger Things Season 3. In 2019, she earned $10 million for Enola Holmes 2, making her the youngest actor to receive such a high salary before turning 20.
In the interview, Millie Bobby Brown revealed she learned to say "no" at a young age, calling it a powerful word. She credited her parents for teaching her self-advocacy. Her mom’s wisdom and her dad’s encouragement to stand up for herself have helped her confidently navigate sets and stages.
Millie Bobby Brown will next be seen in Netflix's The Electric State, alongside Chris Pratt, Ke Huy Quan, Jason Alexander, and Anthony Mackie. The film is scheduled to premiere on March 14, 2025.