After a decade of stepping away from Hollywood big-screen projects, Darabont took a week to think about the Duffer brothers' offer to join the series. According to Variety, Dan Trachtenberg was set to direct two episodes before bowing out due to scheduling conflicts withPredator: Badlands.
"I hadn’t done it in a while, but they said it’s like riding a bicycle: You don’t forget. And they were right. From the first moment on set, there was nothing unfamiliar about the process for me, though it had been about 13 years. The one episode offer wound up being two episodes and six months in Atlanta. It was a hell of a great experience," he revealed.
When it comes to TV, he worked on Tales from the Crypt, The Shield, was an executive producer for The Walking Dead, and Mob City.
WhetherStranger Things has changed his mind about returning to directing full-time, Darabont isn't so sure.
"I really do love being retired. However, I also love being on a set with creative people, as long as I’m not fighting battles with some evil empire, studio, or network. I bless Netflix for being so supportive. If you have a good situation like that and it can be about the creative process, then its a pleasure. So my longwinded answer winds up being, it depends," he said.
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