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I honestly can't wait for the upcoming Life Is Strange series! Ever since I played the original game back in 2015 I have been desperate for it to get a tv adaptation and now here we are, 11 years later, and filming has just wrapped! @tatumgracehopkins and @maisystella seem like the perfect Max & Chloe and I can't wait to see them both bring new life to these iconic characters. #LifeIsStrange #MaxCaulfield #ChloePrice #TatumGrace #MaisyStella
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Posted On: October 17th 2026, 04:28 pm
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I honestly can't wait for the upcoming Life Is Strange series! Ever since I played the original game back in 2015 I have been desperate for it to get a tv adaptation and now here we are, 11 years later, and filming has just wrapped!

@tatumgracehopkins and @maisystella seem like the perfect Max & Chloe and I can't wait to see them both bring new life to these iconic characters.

#LifeIsStrange #MaxCaulfield #ChloePrice #TatumGrace #MaisyStella

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