Bill Denbrough
Now a successful horror writer. Mike’s call brings back his childhood memories and the promise the group made.
Return to Derry. Remember the oath. Finish the story.
In 1960, seven childhood friends known as the Losers Club wounded Pennywise in Derry’s sewers and promised to return if It came back. In 1990, Mike Hanlon calls the others back. Stan has died after receiving the call, and the surviving friends must decide how to keep their promise.
Now a successful horror writer. Mike’s call brings back his childhood memories and the promise the group made.
Now a successful designer. Returning to Derry forces her to face both Pennywise and painful memories of home.
Now a wealthy architect. He still remembers the poem he wrote for Beverly as a child.
Now a television comedian. He still relies on jokes and voices when fear takes hold.
Now an anxious limousine-company owner. His adult life still reflects his mother’s warnings and control.
Derry’s librarian and the only member who stayed. He watches for Pennywise’s return and calls the others home.
Now a real-estate broker. Mike’s telephone call makes him remember the terror he could never fully accept.
The shape-changing creature the Losers wounded in 1960. Thirty years later, children are disappearing again.
An actress who becomes worried when Bill suddenly returns to Derry without properly explaining why.
Held in an institution since 1960 after being blamed for the murders. Pennywise has not forgotten him.
Choose only a scene you have completed. If you are unsure, wait until you finish watching.
The adults are repeating their childhood fight. Pennywise tries to separate them; their best chance is to stay together.
This section contains major spoilers for Part 2.
Content note: This part contains horror, child death and danger, bullying, domestic abuse, frightening clown imagery and some violence.
An unofficial, independently written viewing companion for the 1990 television miniseries IT. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the rights holders, Stephen King or the filmmakers. No official images, logos or programme artwork are used.