Actor Alfred Molina discussed his role in the Netflix series “The Boroughs” and his experience working with the Duffer Brothers in a recent interview.
The reflections come as Molina continues to balance new projects with the enduring legacy of his most famous role as Doc Ock. His participation in the 2026 [2] series marks a significant collaboration with the creators of "Stranger Things."
Molina, who is 73 [1], said he spoke about the process of filming the sci-fi series and the nature of the spoilers surrounding the plot. He specifically addressed his time on set and the creative direction provided by the Duffer Brothers. During the conversation, Molina referenced his long history with the Spider-Man franchise and the impact of his iconic villain.
Regarding his experience with the production and his career milestones, Molina said, "I would do it again, no doubt."
The actor also played the character Sam Cooper in the production. In a separate context, Molina mentioned his contributions to specific scenes, including a sequence involving Bruce Springsteen. He said, "My singing made the Bruce Springsteen scene better."
Throughout the promotional cycle for the show, Molina has emphasized the joy of returning to high-concept storytelling. The series, which streams on Netflix, blends elements of science fiction and character drama, a pairing that Molina found rewarding.
“"I would do it again, no doubt."”
Molina's willingness to embrace both new experimental series and the nostalgia of his past roles suggests a strategic approach to his late-career trajectory. By partnering with the Duffer Brothers, a known quantity in the streaming era, Molina aligns his established brand with a production team capable of generating massive cultural engagement.
