The breakout star of “Stranger Things,” Joseph Quinn, started crying during a recent appearance at the London Film and Comic Con. The actor, who became an instant fan favourite thanks to his portrayal of Hellfire Club leader Eddie in the fourth season of the Netflix series, broke down in tears after a fan stood up to thank him for giving fans time with him.
Security reportedly harassed Quinn for interacting with fans for too long while signing autographs at the London Film and Comic Con (via BuzzFeed). According to reports, Quinn’s meet-and-greet tickets were oversold, so the event wanted to get people in and out quickly. It appears that Quinn spoke with his fans for a longer period of time than security had hoped.
During a recent appearance at the London Film and Comic Con, “Stranger Things” breakout Joseph Quinn burst into tears. After a fan stood up to thank him for sharing his time with fans, the actor, who became an instant fan favourite thanks to his performance as Hellfire Club leader Eddie in the fourth season of the Netflix series, couldn’t hold back tears.
During the London Film and Comic Con, security reportedly harassed Quinn for interacting with fans for too long while signing memorabilia (via BuzzFeed). Quinn’s meet-and-greet tickets were reportedly oversold, so the event wanted to move guests in and out quickly. Quinn was apparently chatting with his fans for a longer period of time than security would have preferred.