In a joint November 2025 interview withElle UK, alongside their castmate Natalia Dyer, Heaton and Keery shared that they've both received rare gifts from Ryder, who plays Stranger Things character Joyce Byers.
Keery, who plays Steve Harrington, then said that Ryder gave him a vintage Pink Floyd shirt, once owned by late singer-songwriter Elliott Smith, who died in 2003.
The actor clarified that he doesn't wear the cherished shirt, presumably to preserve it.
Winona Ryder Said 'Stranger Things' Has Changed Her Life
In a 2022 interview with Variety, Ryder said she's aware she'll now be forever associated with her Stranger Things character, despite her many roles over the last four decades.
She then explained that while she has "been very blessed to have the career [she has] had," being cast on Stranger Things "has really changed [her] life."
In a November 2025 interview with Cherry the Geek TV, Ryder described her experience working on Stranger Things as "a gift." She said that she particularly appreciated watching her younger castmates grow up on the Netflix show's set.
The first four episodes of Stranger Things' fifth and final season are available to watch on Netflix.
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