New images of ‘It: Welcome to Derry’, Max’s series about Stephen King’s scariest work

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Him: Welcome to ​Derry‘ HBO ⁢has published ‌new images, showing us more about one of the most anticipated productions on the scene. The series​ will⁣ be broadcast in 2025 in max and⁣ is being developed by filmmakers Andy Muschietti and ‍Barbara Muschietti (‘It’ and ‘IT Chapter Two’) along with Jason⁢ Fuchs​ (‘It Chapter Two’, ‘Wonder ‌Woman’ and ‘Argylle’).

The series is set‌ in the universe of ‘It’, one of his best known works Stephen King and who has been successful⁤ over the years both in⁣ terms of literature and‍ cinematography. ⁢This will expand on the vision that filmmaker Andy Muschietti showed us in the last two films ⁣and the cast will include⁢ Taylour Paige, Jovan⁤ Adepo, Chris Chalk, James Remar, Stephen Rider, Madeleine Stowe,⁤ Rudy Mancuso ⁢and Bill Skarsgård.

New images of ‘It: Welcome to Derry’, Max’s series about Stephen King’s scariest work

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An⁤ ambitious series that will expand the terror of ‘It’

The series ‘It: Welcome to Derry’ will be based in Derry, the city in the state of Maine in the United States, and will take place ​decades before the events that take place in the original work. One more example of ⁢the huge success and influence of Stephen King, an inexhaustible source ‍of literary,⁤ cinematographic and television​ ideas, with constant adaptations and revisions of some of his classics, as ⁢well as spin-offs like this or⁣ the ​commitment to titles. they didn’t make the jump to the‍ big screen.

This new series is based​ on the latest films, ⁣so it​ takes⁣ its timeline and will ​make us travel to the ⁢past, to the 1950s, showing us the strange events that‌ happened in Derry.

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Time.news Editor: Welcome back to ‍Time.news, where ⁤we dive deep into the latest happenings in entertainment. Today, we have a ⁢special guest with‍ us—an expert in film adaptations and Stephen King’s work, Dr. ⁤Sarah Green. Thank you for joining ⁢us, Dr. Green.

Dr. Sarah Green: Thank ‌you for having me! I’m excited to discuss⁣ the upcoming series set in the ‘It’ universe.

Editor: Let’s get right to it. HBO’s upcoming series, set to air in ⁤2025, has garnered ‍a lot of buzz. ⁤What ​do you think makes this adaptation particularly interesting,⁤ considering its lineage from Stephen King’s famed ⁢work?

Dr. ‌Green: It’s fascinating! The ‘It’ adaptations have already established a cult following with Muschietti’s films, which‌ beautifully captured the eerie essence of King’s ⁤narrative. This new​ series promises to ⁢expand​ on that universe, which opens up so many exciting possibilities ‍for character development‍ and plot exploration.

Editor: Absolutely. With Andy ​and Barbara Muschietti at the helm, alongside Jason Fuchs, ⁣expectations ‌are high.‌ How do you believe their⁣ past works will influence this⁣ series?

Dr. Green: Their ⁤experience—especially with ‘It’ and ‘It Chapter Two’—means they understand the source material deeply. ⁤The psychological​ depth, combined with horror ⁤elements, made those films ​resonate. I expect them to replicate that tone while possibly ⁤exploring new storylines and characters,⁣ allowing​ us to see Derry in a more expansive light.

Editor: Speaking ​of⁢ the cast, it includes some significant names like Taylour Paige and ​Bill Skarsgård, who reprises his role as Pennywise. How do you think their involvement impacts the project’s potential?

Dr. Green: Bill ⁤Skarsgård’s ‍return as Pennywise is particularly thrilling. His ​portrayal left a lasting impression, and fans are eager to see how he’ll further develop this iconic character.⁢ The ⁢addition of fresh faces like Taylour Paige and Jovan Adepo also means we​ can ‍expect intriguing new dynamics and story arcs that keep the audience guessing.

Editor: There’s certainly a lot to look forward to. Given⁣ the ‌cultural significance of Stephen King’s work and its cinematic adaptations, what do you think this series needs to succeed?

Dr.⁤ Green: Respect for ⁢the source material is crucial. But beyond that, innovation is key—audiences are looking for something⁢ that‍ both honors ​the original while⁢ also providing a ​fresh ‌perspective. Strong character development is essential, as is ⁤creating a ​haunting atmosphere that‍ captures ⁢the sense of dread ‌that fans of horror crave.

Editor: Wise words, Dr. Green. As we wrap up, what⁢ are you most eager to see in this ⁤new series?

Dr. Green: I’m particularly intrigued by how they’ll explore the origins of Derry and its⁣ residents. ‌Each character holds a secret, and the interplay of their lives against the‍ backdrop of Pennywise⁣ adds layers of complexity that I think could be fascinating to unravel.

Editor: Thank you so much for your insights today. It seems like there’s a​ lot to‌ anticipate come 2025!

Dr. Green: Thank you ‍for​ having me! I’m just as⁣ excited and can’t wait to see ⁢how it all unfolds.

Editor: And thank‌ you to our viewers ⁢for joining us. Stay tuned for more updates‍ on this and⁢ other upcoming productions!

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