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Pennywise: The Dancing Clown
by Stephen King, Matt Reeves and Warner Bros.
Story added by cyclops on July 9, 2022
Summer break just hit in 1989. Georgey Denbrough goes missing. His older brother, Bill hunts down his brother's killer with his friends. They encounter him together and kill him. Banishing It for 27 years. They make an oath, that if It comes back...they'll kill it together again.read more
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Bill "Billy" Denbrough
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Marik Knight
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Beverly Marsh
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Darby Camp
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Ritchie Tozier ("Trashmouth")
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Walker Scobell
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Eddie "Ed" Kaspbrak
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Christopher Convery
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Stanley "Stan" Uris
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Ben Hanscom
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Mike Hanlon
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George "Georgie" Denbrough ("Missing")
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Henry Bowers
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Patrick Hockstetter ("Missing")
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Pennywise (It)
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Maturin (Post-Credit Scene)
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