Bill Denbrough
Georgie’s older brother. Bill has a stutter and refuses to give up hope of finding out what happened to Georgie.
Remember the children. Follow the clues. Keep the ending hidden.
Derry, Maine, 1988. After young Georgie Denbrough disappears during a rainstorm, his older brother Bill refuses to stop looking for answers. The following summer, Bill and six other outsiders discover that something in Derry is using their worst fears against them.
Georgie’s older brother. Bill has a stutter and refuses to give up hope of finding out what happened to Georgie.
Bill’s seven-year-old younger brother, who takes a paper boat outside during a rainstorm.
A brave classmate who is bullied at school and has a frightening home life.
Bill’s loud, funny friend. He jokes constantly, especially when the group is frightened.
Bill’s cautious friend. His protective mother has taught him to worry constantly about illness.
A shy new boy who researches Derry’s history and develops feelings for Beverly.
Bill’s careful, practical friend, who finds it difficult to accept anything that cannot be explained.
A kind boy raised by his grandfather outside town. Henry Bowers repeatedly targets him.
A disturbing clown first seen by Georgie in a storm drain. Its real nature is deliberately unclear at the beginning.
A violent older boy who terrorises Bill’s group and is abused by his own father.
Choose only a scene you have completed. If you are unsure, wait until you finish watching.
Remember Bill is searching for Georgie. The other children gradually realise that the frightening things they see are connected.
This section contains major spoilers, including the ending.
Content note: This film contains intense horror, strong bloody violence, child death and danger, bullying, domestic and implied sexual abuse, frightening images and strong language.
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