9:44 pm - 06/07/2012
Warner Bros’ adaptation of the classic Stephen King novel It has a director and writer.
Cary Fukunaga, the hot-shot filmmaker behind last year’s adaptation of Jane Eyre, is boarding the project as director and will co-write the script with Chase Palmer, who previously adapted Frank Herbert’s Dune for Paramount.
Roy Lee and Dan Lin are producing It, as are Seth Grahame-Smith and David Katzenberg of KatzSmith Production.
A best-selling book when it was published in 1986, It, like The Stand, is one of King’s biggest and most dense tomes, and the plan is for Fukunaga and Palmer to adapt the work into two films.
Warners picked up the rights in 2009 and originally intended to adapt it into a single movie.
Jon Silk is co-producing.
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The "IT" remake has a director and writer, will be turned into two movies
Warner Bros’ adaptation of the classic Stephen King novel It has a director and writer.
Cary Fukunaga, the hot-shot filmmaker behind last year’s adaptation of Jane Eyre, is boarding the project as director and will co-write the script with Chase Palmer, who previously adapted Frank Herbert’s Dune for Paramount.
Roy Lee and Dan Lin are producing It, as are Seth Grahame-Smith and David Katzenberg of KatzSmith Production.
A best-selling book when it was published in 1986, It, like The Stand, is one of King’s biggest and most dense tomes, and the plan is for Fukunaga and Palmer to adapt the work into two films.
Warners picked up the rights in 2009 and originally intended to adapt it into a single movie.
Jon Silk is co-producing.
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nvm didn't read the book.
Edited at 2012-06-08 02:02 am (UTC)
In the book, as little kids in order to like, "BOND FOREVER" or some shit, Beverly lets all of the boys, one after another fuck her in the sewers. This is done in, not graphic, but gross enough detail,m like which boy has the biggest dick and so on.
I don't remember that being in the book. At all. *may have blocked it out of my mind*
Why Michelle Williams would break up with this I have no idea.
PIZZA!!!
Edited at 2012-06-08 02:22 am (UTC)
And leave out THAT scene, thank you very much. No one wants that.
These three always look so perfect together, too bad Carrey ruined the movie.
The whole thing was utterly terrifying
But yea if you hate clowns, probably not a good idea to see either.
the adult parts are p boring but w.e
Edited at 2012-06-10 02:04 am (UTC)