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🎥 | Caleb McLaughlin on if his character Lucas would risk his life for Max or Erica in Stranger Things: — “Little sis [Erica]…but then [Max] is like Lucas’ love of his life. I think Lucas would just sacrifice himself at that point.” 🥹❤️ #SFM9

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