'Stranger Things' star Matthew Modine said he and Millie Bobby Brown told each other 'I love you' before filming difficult scenes as Eleven and Papa

• Matthew Modine said he would check in with his girlfriend.

• The actor said that he and Brown would say "I love you" before taking a tough shot.

• They were scene partners on the show.

Modine said that he and Brown would communicate with each other before the show started.

The actor plays a doctor on the show. He and Brown, who play Eleven and Papa on the series, were able to navigate some of their characters' most difficult takes during the fourth season.

Modine said that there were times when they would check in with each other. We would say "I love you" first. We wink at each other before a scene starts so we know what we're doing. It was a way to get to know one another better.

The man who raised Eleven was introduced in the first season of "Stranger Things" as "Papa". After Eleven escaped from the facility at the end of the season, there was a conflict between the characters.

That led to an emotional reunion in season four, where a miraculously alive Brenner helped Eleven to regain her powers, and tried to keep her captive again, putting the two once again at odds.

Modine and Brown shared a lot of scenes in the first season. Modine said the best way to work with a child actor is to leave them alone, while also having conversations about their characters and dialogue.

The ability to take a very specific direction is one of the things that Millie has.

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