Welcome to Finn Wolfhard Fans, the latest online resource dedicated to the talented actor Finn Wolfhard. Finn has been in films like "It", "Dog Days", "The Goldfinch", "The Turning" and "Ghostbusters: Afterlife". He's also been in TV Series like "The 100", "Supernatural" and "Stranger Things". This site is online to show our support to the actor Finn Wolfhard, as well as giving his fans a chance to get the latest news and images.
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Finn for YSL Beauty
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Even more new TIFF 2023 portraits!
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I added more new portrait photos of Finn at TIFF 2023. Click on the gallery links below to see all new photos.

3 new TIFF 2023 portraits
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I added 3 new portrait photos of Finn at TIFF 2023 taken on 11 September. Click on the gallery links below to see all new photos.

More TIFF 2023 portraits!
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I added more new portrait photos of Finn at TIFF 2023 yesterday. Click on the gallery links below to see all new photos.

TIFF 2023 portrait
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Photography by Jay L Clendenin for LA Times.

DORK article/interview
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The Aubreys are doing it for themselves

With their new track ‘Kato’, THE AUBREYS aren’t making music for anyone but themselves. Finn Wolfhard explains it’s all about the move of the music.

“If I wanted another avenue of fame, I’d try and sign to a major label, put out a pop record and tour it around,” explains Finn Wolfhard. You probably know him from Netflix’s love letter to the 80s Stranger Things, the terrifying remake of It, or the rebooted Ghostbusters: Afterlife. The return of his indie-rock band The Aubreys? “It’s just for the love of doing it.”

Finn’s first foray into music was with alternative rock band Calpurnia, which was formed in 2017 before releasing debut EP ‘Scout’ in 2018. The four-piece toured extensively, released a bunch of covers and starred as a young Weezer in the video for their A-Ha cover ‘Take On Me’, but things quickly became less about the music and more about the money. The band broke up in 2019, but it wasn’t long before Finn and Calpurnia drummer Malcolm Craig started playing together again.

“It just felt really good to not play music for anyone else,” he explains, with The Aubreys staying independent to release a string of singles ahead of 2021’s debut album ‘Karaoke Alone’. “It’s been really free, and we’ve just had a good time. It’s been really liberating to do it for ourselves.”

A couple of weeks ago, The Aubreys returned with their first new music in over two years and today, they’ve shared a 3D video for the reflective ‘Kato’. Directed by their friend Marcus Jordan, the Fantastic Planet-inspired video leans into the fantastical, fairytale feel of the track.

“Since the first album, I feel like both me and Malcolm have done a lot of living and growing,” Finn tells Dork from his home in Vancouver. They decided to come back with ‘Kato’ because the vulnerable track does the best job of explaining how the past few years have been.

“A lot of it is about growing up, thinking that you have it all figured out and then it blowing up in your face,” says Finn, though it was also inspired by the impending end of Stranger Things, a show Finn’s been involved with for the past eight years. ‘Kato’ taps into those feelings of uncertainty and change.

“There’s a lot of not knowing. I’ve spent a lot of my life on that set, so it’ll be crazy to see what happens after,” Finn starts. “I still want to keep acting, but there are lots of questions about what music is going to feel like afterwards. I’ll have more time to do stuff like record an album or tour, which is nuts,” he grins. He’s excited to get back to work but isn’t thinking about the end too much. “I don’t want to have another existential crisis,” he explains.

Despite the very specific starting point, ‘Kato’ captures a “generational feeling,” says Finn. “Being 20 is incredibly fun, and you have an insane amount of confidence, but it’s also the first time you start asking yourself all the existential dread questions. This song was a deep dive into that.”

For a little while, Finn wasn’t sure he wanted to release ‘Kato’ because it felt so revealing. Soon those nerves gave way to excitement, though. “It’s liberating to release something that’s so personal, but I try not to think about how vulnerable it is as a way to protect myself,” he explains, though adds that none of the songs he writes are 100% true. “That just wouldn’t be as fun.”

Pulling from the worlds of quiet alt-rock and folk, Finn lists Alex G, Sufjan Stevens and Sparklehorse as the biggest inspirations for the song. It’s seemingly a world away from the raucous punk of PUP that first inspired Finn’s rock star dreams after he starred in two music videos for the Canadian group. “That was my first window into indie-rock and alternative music,” he explains, having previously been really into classic rock. “The reason I love PUP so much is because their songs are so melodic and intimate. They’re relentless and chaotic, but they’re really catchy as well.” He says that sense of melody is still a driving factor behind everything he writes.

The Aubreys have always twisted melancholy around pretty music, but ‘Kato’ is deliberately positive. After flicking through moments of dread and anxiety, Finn sings: “Maybe I’ll just have to be okay”.

“Some of my favourite songs are sweet and sad but have that message of hope,” he starts. “That’s important ‘cos otherwise you just end up feeling lost. Obviously, no one has the answers to being truly happy and comfortable in your own skin, but it’s more about being okay with not knowing.”

Sure, Finn has days where he listens to gnarly emo, but he knows that optimism in music feels more important than ever nowadays. “There seems to be this extra pressure that’s put on my generation and the generations that follow. I don’t know exactly where it’s come from, but mental health issues are at an all-time high, so it felt important to make something that is relatable but also offers that glimmer of hope.”

‘Kato’ is a “toe in the water” for The Aubreys in terms of releasing more vulnerable music and just generally being a band again. They have a lot more written, with the new stuff seeing the band “not being afraid to really lean into the weird sounds” with the pair experimenting with synths and production. “‘Kato’ was the first track we mixed and produced on our own. We’ve learned a lot over the past couple of years, and we want to take advantage of that.”

The pair are also working on solo side projects. “Malcolm is writing these incredible, sweeping electronic arrangements, and I’m writing a lot of folky stuff that isn’t a world away from what I’m doing with The Aubreys.” The pair typically met up in the studio with a demo and straight away knew if it would make a good track for The Aubreys. “Whether it’s for this project or something else, it’s great to be making music together again,” says Finn.

Right now, The Aubreys is driven by a sense of freedom and doing what feels right, which is a world away from how Finn felt while he was with Calpurnia. Back then, he was driven by a desire to prove himself to people. Not easy when a lot of those early shows were full of kids shouting Stranger Things references at him. “I was really focused on trying to show people that I was a serious musician,” he explains, wrestling with imposter syndrome at the same time. “But if you’re focused on being a serious person, making serious music and telling people about all the hard work you’ve done, where’s the fun?” he asks. Instead, The Aubreys is “all about the music and less about impressing people”.

Later this year, The Aubreys have plans to play some small shows in Vancouver, which will act as another toe back in the water of being a band. “We have ambitions to play more shows, and we’ve got a bunch of ideas about new music,” says Finn.

He can’t talk about any of his upcoming acting projects due to the strike but does say that music gives him a sense of “control” that his day job doesn’t. “I’m able to express myself exactly how I want to,” he continues. “I’m lucky to have a few outlets, but there’s just something very personal about music. I’ve always loved that time to reflect. I love the tribe of people I’ve met. I don’t really see a world in which music isn’t a part of my life.”

Status Magazine (2017) HQ photoshoot outtakes
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I added 23 HQ outtakes from the Status Magazine photoshoot Finn did with Noah Schnapp back in 2017. Click on the gallery link below to see all new photos.

New HQ photos
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I added a lot of new HQ photos to the gallery today, from event photos to photoshoots! Check out all updated in the GALLERY now.

Photoshoot outtakes
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I added 3 new albums to the gallery with photoshoot outtakes. The first album is of the It cast (and some solo shots of Finn) for Cine Premiere back in 2017. The second album are Pull&Bear outtakes from 2019. And the third album are outtakes for Observer Magazine (28 June 2020). Click on the gallery links below to see all new photos.

Most recent gallery updates
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I already uploaded all candids, events & premiere photos of Finn to the gallery until now. Here are 5 preview photos. Click on the gallery link below to see all candids, events and premiere photos!

I already made screencaps of Finn in almost all of his film and televison projects. Click on the gallery link below to see all photos and screencaps from his films and television appearances.

And last but not least, I also uploaded almost all photoshoots and magazine scans of Finn to the gallery until now. Click on the gallery link below to see all photoshoots and magazine scans!


Site Info
  • Maintained by: Veronique
  • Since: 18 February 2023
  • Layout Photos: Julius Frazer
  • Hosted by: Host4Fans
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Official Finn Wolfhard Links

Current Projects
Stranger Things
When a young boy disappears, his mother, a police chief and his friends must confront terrifying supernatural forces in order to get him back.


The Legend of Ochi
A young girl uncovers the mysteries of animal communication.


Hell of a Summer
The directorial debut of Finn Wolfhard. 24-year-old Jason Hochberg arrives at his beloved Camp Pineway for chaperone weekend. His fellow counselors are teenagers and Jason struggles to bond with them. At the same time, Jason doesn't realize that a masked killer has killed the campsite owners John and Kathy and wants to strike again.


Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire
After the events in Oklahoma, the Ghostbusters team returns to where it all started; New York City! The Spengler family story continues with a new group of Ghostbusters led by Winston Zeddemore (Ernie Hudson) and Ray Stantz (Dan Aykroyd).


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