Stranger Things actress Millie Bobby Brown ‘stalked by fan who managed to get onto film set with her’

STRANGER Things actress Millie Bobby Brown was stalked by a fan who managed to get on a film set with her, a court heard.

The Brit star, 18, was allegedly targeted while shooting Netflix movie Damsel in London.

After lying to security to get near her, he turned up again in the middle of a live podcast Millie was taking part in — forcing her team to call cops over the intrusion.

Dalian Martin, 26, gave false details to security on both sets in a bid to gain access to Millie “for unknown reasons”, the court heard.

The spooked teen sci-fi star has now secured a stalking protection order against him after the court found he “poses a risk’ of harassment.

Highbury Corner magistrates heard Martin was accused of carrying out “acts associated with stalking” on May 16.

Court papers say: "Martin has on two occasions attended filming venues where high profile actress Brown is in attendance recording for Netflix and a live podcast.

"Martin provided false information to security staff at each venue in an attempt to gain access to the venues and make contact with Brown for unknown reasons."

The interim order prevents him contacting Millie or her family, visiting places where she might be, recording still or moving images of her, or ”following or waiting” for her.

He must also tell police of any devices he owns that can access the internet, and passwords, plus any social media accounts he owns.

Any failure to comply could result in jail. His social media accounts now appear to have been deleted.

Millie is now US-based after finding fame as Eleven in Netflix mega-hit Stranger Things, which has just returned for its fourth series.

But she is currently filming fantasy drama Damsel over here.

In 2019, she sparked controversy by appearing to defend a character in Netflix drama You who stalked a female author he was obsessed with.

Millie, then 14, wrote on Instagram: “He’s not creepy, he’s in love with her and it’s okay…”

She deleted the statement and apologised after an outcry.

Martin, of no fixed address, will be back in court in connection with the interim order on July 7.