Natalia Dyer

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Natalia Dyer attends the Prada Resort 2020 fashion show at Prada Headquarters on May 02, 2019 in New York City.

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Premiere of Netflix's 'Stranger Things' Season 3 in Santa Monica, California - June 28, 2019

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Premiere of Netflix's 'Stranger Things' at Le Grand Rex in Paris, France - July 4, 2019

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Elle Mexico July 2019

From Hawkins to Stardom: Natalia Dyer

Photographer: Tomas Reid
Hair: Cameron Rains
Makeup: Tyron Machhausen
Cast: Natalia Dyer

 

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Entertainment Weekly Celebrates Screen Actors Guild Award Nominees at Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles, California - January 18, 2020

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Natalia Dyer attends the 26th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards at The Shrine Auditorium on January 19, 2020 in Los Angeles, California.

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Natalia Dyer and Charlie Heaton in NYC, 6/4/19

Natalia Dyer and Charlie Heaton in NYC, 6/6/19

Natalia Dyer at Build Series studios in NYC, 7/4/19

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In NYC, 7/8/19

In NYC, 7/12/19

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Natalia Dyer at BUILD Studios, NYC, 7/15/19​

Giffoni Film Festival in Italy, 7/21/19

Natalia Dyer and Charlie Heaton in NYC, 8/21/19

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Natalia Dyer and Charlie Heaton in NYC, 9/2/19​

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Natalia Dyer at Vanity Fair's 2019 Best Dressed List, NYC, 9/5/19​

Natalia Dyer and Charlie Heaton at Thom Browne NYFW, 9/7/19

Natalia Dyer and Charlie Heaton arriving in Paris, 9/23/19

Natalia Dyer and Charlie Heaton at PFW Christian Dior S/S 2020, 9/24/19

Natalia Dyer and Charlie Heaton leaving Dior PFW after party, Paris, 9/25/19

Natalia Dyer and Charlie Heaton at a Dior store launch in Paris, 9/26/19

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Natalia Dyer in NYC, 10/25/19​

Natalia Dyer at a special screening of Stranger Things in NYC, 11/29/19

Natalia Dyer and Charlie Heaton leaving a special screening of Stranger Things in NYC, 11/12/19

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Natalia Dyer for Netflix Queue, July 2020​

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NATALIA DYER for WWD, July 2020

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Stranger Things Star Natalia Dyer’s Latest Role Is a Good Catholic Girl Gone Bad
By Emma Specter for Vogue Magazine

Stranger Things fans will need no introduction to Natalia Dyer, whose role as high school student Nancy Wheeler has been called the “unsung feminist heroine” of the show. Now, the 25-year-old actress is taking on a new challenge in director Karen Maine’s semi-autobiographical coming-of-age comedy Yes, God, Yes, in which Dyer plays Alice, a sexually curious teenager struggling to repress the urges that are forbidden at her strict Catholic high school. (The technology of the early aughts plays a major role, from AOL chat rooms to a vibrating Nokia phone.) Last week, Vogue caught up with Dyer via phone to talk about Yes, God, Yes, the challenges of quarantine, and the importance of slowing down.

First of all, where are you based right now?
I’m in Atlanta, Georgia, where we shoot Stranger Things, but obviously, shooting is on hold. I’m quite fond of it!

What has quarantine been like for you?
Very day-by-day! I’d be on a roll, being like, “This is different!” then I’d experience really low lows, then highs, then lows...just a lot of ups and downs. It’s really been a period of reassessing life and slowing down from my normal pace.


Are you distracting yourself with any particular hobbies?
Board games, watching TV...I’m watching *I May Destroy You*, which is absolutely amazing. I have to keep reminding myself that it’s okay to not be doing something all the time.

What drew you to the role of Alice in Yes, God, Yes?
Karen just wrote such a funny, well-written part. I play a lot of teenage, coming-of-age roles, and Alice is really unlike any other character I’ve seen, or read, or worked on.

Alice does a lot of exploration around religion in this film, which really resonated with me as a viewer. Was that the case for you as well?
Well, I grew up in the South, where a lot of people learned about religion in school. The movie is autobiographical, so a majority of what Alice goes through actually happened to Karen, and we had a lot of good chats. So much of the film is in the writing, and Karen was really open and honest and had a great outlook on everything that we were doing. Karen went to a camp similar to the one portrayed in the movie, and she showed me a lot of resources from that time, even letters she wrote home: She was really generous about telling her story and showing me how to portray it.

Do you have other coming-of-age stories you turned to for inspiration while embodying Alice?
I honestly don’t remember a lot of stories about girls coming of age that I watched or related to in my childhood. There are definitely more out there now, but every coming-of-age story is a little different. I know Yes, God, Yes is not going to be everyone’s film, but I hope it opens up some conversations and make people think differently about themselves, or women in general.

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Natalia Dyer – Instyle magazine July 2020

Natalia Dyer – Who Wears What Shot Over Facetime (August 2020)

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Natalia Dyer, Charlie Heaton, Maya Hawke, and Joe Keery for Netflix Queue

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Gina McIntyre: Nancy begins the season working at The Hawkins Post, where she encounters an eye-watering amount of sexism.
Natalia Dyer: It feels like such a good thing for Nancy, who started off as this kind of pastel character and the good girl, to encounter some things that really challenge her to her core. I think Nancy’s a little headstrong about her ideas. I mean, she has to be. She’s had to fight just to get her voice out there. She’s gaining some confidence in herself every season. We also get to see Nancy and Jonathan for the first time as two people who have a relationship together, instead of just two people running around fighting monsters — although they end up running around fighting monsters pretty quickly. Nancy can’t stay away.


Speaking of monsters, what was it like to film the epic action sequence where Nancy and Jonathan fight off the Flayed at the hospital?
ND: It was such a visceral experience. The flickering lights that we were filming in for days and days and days really felt very disorienting. The days when we were shooting that sequence, it was running, it was panting, it was sweat being sprayed on you. And it was a lot of fun. You go home, and you’re like, Wow, I really did something. I am exhausted. And those shoes, I do not recommend. Personally, I might’ve just kicked them off, but they matched the outfit, so . . .

With Jonathan and his family leaving Hawkins, what’s next for Nancy? Is a journalism career still in her future?
ND: I think Nancy’s lonely. With Jonathan leaving, who can she relate to? Who’s there? I mean, it’s the 80s, so it’s not like you can just hop on Skype or FaceTime. It’s a big break. It feels a little bit like the end of an era. But that instinct Nancy has, that curiosity and determination, I think it’s just part of her personality. She’s not going to forget that part of herself. I can really see that going further.

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Vogue Magazine posted a pictures of Natalia watching the Dior fashion show at her home, 9/29/20
source: ndyercloset.tumblr.com

"Dress from the Dior’s Spring/Summer 2021 Collection which was not shown on the runway but the print of her dress was featured in the collection."

Natalia Dyer - Filming "Stranger Things" Season 4 in Atlanta 10/01/2020
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NATALIA DYER for Flaunt Magazine, The Wishes Issue, November 2020

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Dior Men's Fashion Show​

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Cosmopolitan, June-July 2022 (link to article)

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ELLE Magazine Singapore May 2022

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At a Netflix FYSEE event thrown in Beverly Hills, 5/27/22​

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