The ‘IT’ movie will have a series on HBO about the sinister clown’s past

One of the most terrifying adaptations of Stephen King’s novels of all time was released in 2017 and 2019, ‘ELEMENT’and’ IT: Chapter 2 ‘, where Swedish actor Bill Skarsgård gives life to the sinister clown, who returns to the screen but this time in series format thanks to the prequel’Welcome to Derry’that HBO began working on.

At the moment this project is in its early stages of production and no important details are known, but the public eagerly awaits confirmation that Bill Skarsgard will take care of interpreting the IT clownor whether they are looking for a new actor to bring this dark character to life.

According to a report by Variety“Welcome to Derry” “IT” prequel series. It will be set in the past, before the events seen in the first of these two horror films, so the children protagonists have nothing to do with the adventure and for obvious reasons they will not be in the story.

First day of WELCOME TO DERRY Writers Room! We float here “.

It was screenwriter and executive producer, Shelley Meals, who shared through social networks this photograph of the offices where the work of the prequel began, which was adorned with characteristic red balloons that give it that familiar somber touch and reminds of the sinister clown that many they fear.

No further news has been released regarding this new HBO series, however there is no doubt that it will soon give a lot to talk about as the two films directed by Andy Muschietti were a huge box office hit, plus the director will return to producing and directing this new prequel.

Bill Skarsgård returns to horror films in August

After captivating audiences with his role as the sinister clown in director Andy Muschietti’s two ESO films, famed Swedish actor Bill Skarsgård is ready to give his fans goosebumps again as he previews a new story. “BARBARIAN” in August which will make you hold your breath with a scream.

Led by Georgina Campbell, actor Bill Skarsgård returns to horror films in August, specifically on the 31st, when ‘BARBARIAN’ hits theaters and shows his dark horror story in which nothing is as it seems and terror is lurking in the shadows, waiting to strike.