Millie Bobby Brown’s Latest Moves: Film Exit, Fashion Flurry, and Enola Holmes Earnings

Netflix Departure

In early April, Netflix announced that the sports drama Perfect will not move forward after Millie Bobby Brown withdrew from the lead role. The cancellation underscores the star’s growing leverage; her recent exit prompted the streaming giant to recalibrate its slate while keeping other collaborations, including the anticipated Enola Holmes 3, on track.

Fashion Brand Highlights

The 22‑year‑old actress has been equally busy promoting her own label, Florence by Mills. A series of Instagram posts this week showcased a braless crop top dotted with tiny strawberries, a denim mini skirt with a strappy top, and a blush‑pink micro‑short set featuring the brand’s new “Dawn Pink” shade. The campaign emphasizes body‑positive messaging and sustainable fabrics, positioning Brown as both a style influencer and a youthful entrepreneur.

Box‑Office Success

Beyond the runway, Brown’s Hollywood clout continues to rise. After starring in and producing the 2020 film adaptation of Enola Holmes, she returned for Enola Holmes 2 in 2022, earning a reported $10 million—making her one of the year’s highest‑paid actresses, according to Variety. The success of the franchise cements her transition from teen sensation on Stranger Things to a multi‑platform star.

Brown’s simultaneous pursuits in film, fashion, and business illustrate a strategic expansion that keeps her at the forefront of entertainment and consumer culture.