Andy Muschietti teases ‘IT: Chapter 2’
Published on April 9th, 2018 | Updated on April 9th, 2018 | By FanFest
After Andrew Muschietti’s re-adaptation of Stephen King’s classic IT completely dominated the theaters last fall, fans immediately began getting hungry for a sequel. Well, maybe that was just me. Either way – the fingers have begun getting to work on this project already, as Director Andrew Muschietti recently posted a photo on his Instagram signifying that it is getting close to that time when the Losers Club returns to Derry:
Nothing is official unless it is on social media, right!? The film is slated to arrive in theaters on September 6, 2019 so production for this movie would probably start right around this summer. If there is one thing that we can learn from this photo, it is that Andy is just as exciting and itching to get back set as we are to see IT: Part Two arrive in theaters.
IT: Part 2 has already reportedly begun casting the adult versions of the Losers Club, with Jessica Chastain rumoring to be in talks to play adult Beverly. The other major adult roles haven’t been revealed yet. However, in a recent interview with Comicbook.com, Idris Elba expressed great excitement in playing the role of the adult version of Michael Handlon – who in the book and original TV series is the one to call all the Losers back to Derry to fight IT one last time once rumors of Pennywise resurfacing begin.
IT: Chapter 2 will be in theaters on September 6, 2019.
Julia recently published her first novel, titled; Anomic. She is currently co-authoring a novel called ‘Snow Falls’. She has a B.A in Communications with concentrations in Professional Writing and Public Relations. She is also in the United States Army Reserves as a Military Police Officer, and is currently in the process of going back to school for her Masters Degree in Business. When she isn’t writing, she is co-owner of a film production studio called ‘Valentine Productions LLC’ and she frequently spends her weekends acting in films, or being a stuntwoman.
