The classic horror story "It," penned by Stephen King in 1986, is coming to the big screen in 2017. The film tells the story of seven children being terrorized by a supernatural creature that exploits their fears and phobias.
The film is being by Andres Muscietti and "Pennywise the Dancing Clown" is played by actor Bill Skargard. Principal photography began in Toronto, Canada on June 27, 2016 in Toronto, Canada. Meanwhile, actor Jaeden Lieberher stars as "Bill Denbrough," leader of the band of children that oppose Pennywise.
"It" begins with the murder of Bill Denbrough's brother, "George," in a small town's local storm drain, in the fall of 1988. One year later, George's older brother and his group of friends begin the search for the boy's murderer and discover it was not a 'who' that killed him, but a 'what.'
There was a television movie made of the book in 1990, which starred Tim Curry in the role of the nefarious "Pennywise."
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