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The idea of telling the origin of Bob Gray, the first Pennywise, came up while the Muschiettis were shooting It Chapter Two. They call it one of the novel's big enigmas. The series was announced in March 2022.
source ↗Bill Skarsgård returns as Pennywise and also plays Bob Gray, the human clown of 1908. Joan Gregson reappears as elderly Ingrid Kersh; it was her final role, as she died in June 2025.
source ↗Chris Chalk plays Dick Hallorann, the gifted cook Scatman Crothers played in The Shining (1980) and Carl Lumbly in Doctor Sleep. The series shows him young, in the military.
source ↗The adaptation was in development from 2009. Cary Joji Fukunaga was the first director and co-wrote the script, but Andy Muschietti ended up directing, and the story was split into two films.
source ↗The film grossed over $704 million worldwide, the third-highest of any R-rated film at the time. Unadjusted for inflation, it was the highest-grossing horror film ever.
source ↗The Losers work out that the creature wakes every 27 years to feed on Derry's children. The math explains why the sequel jumps so far ahead.
source ↗Stephen King cameos as the pawn shop owner. Director Andy Muschietti shows up as a pharmacy customer, and Peter Bogdanovich plays the director of the film based on Bill's novel.
source ↗Brandon Crane, who played young Ben in the 1990 miniseries, appears as a board member of Ben's firm.
source ↗In 2017 the young actors were asked whom they would want as their adult Losers. Sophia Lillis picked Jessica Chastain and Finn Wolfhard picked Bill Hader. Both ended up cast.
source ↗The miniseries was shot over three summer months in Vancouver. The budget was $12 million, double a typical TV movie, to give it a feature-film feel. A hydro plant at Buntzen Lake stood in for the sewers.
source ↗Tim Curry plays Pennywise, John Ritter is adult Ben and Harry Anderson is adult Richie. During a theater scene, Curry went on stage and sang with the child extras, who had no idea he was playing the monster.
source ↗Director Tommy Lee Wallace worked with John Carpenter on Halloween (1978) and The Fog, and much of his direction on It was inspired by those films.
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