Talk about work ethic!
Gaten Matarazzo has clearly not let early stardom go to his head.
The 17-year-old actor has humbly returned to his native state of New Jersey to work as a food runner at a restaurant in Long Beach Island after production of his hit Netflix show was halted amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The "Stranger Things" star is accompanied by a few of his family members who are also employed at the same establishment, The Hollywood Reporter confirmed with Matarazzo’s rep.
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View StoryNot surprisingly, even with all the PPE staffers must wear while serving at restaurants, a few die hard fans have still recognized the beloved star.
Gaten is clearly not hurting for cash as his show has broken several Netflix records, with their third season drawing a whopping 64 million views overall.
It's still uncertain when "Stranger Things" season four will debut, but production is expected to resume on September 17.
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Program creator Matt Duffner spoke to Deadline about the show’s future, and said, "We like to look at each season as kind of its own complete story. We do have a pretty large mythology."
He concluded: "So we do have a general sense of where we're going. We’ve known the ending of the show for quite a while."