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    The blind 'Stranger Things' fan who moved actor Joseph Quinn to tears speaks out

    Joseph Quinn has seen a meteoric rise in celebrity since starring as Eddie Munson on "Stranger Things." Coming face-to-face with his fans at a meet-and-greet in London, though, he was overwhelmed by seeing firsthand just how much they all loved him. Quinn appeared Saturday at the London Film and Comic Con, intending to shake his fans' hands and speak with them for a while. Due to an ...
    by Kenan Draughorne, Los Angeles Times Jul 13, 2022 2 minutes
    Joseph Quinn attends Netflix' s "Stranger Things" Season 4 premiere at Netflix Brooklyn on May 14, 2022, in Brooklyn, New York.

    Joseph Quinn has seen a meteoric rise in celebrity since starring as Eddie Munson on "Stranger Things." Coming face-to-face with his fans at a meet-and-greet in London, though, he was overwhelmed by seeing firsthand just how much they all loved him.

    Quinn appeared Saturday at the London Film and

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