Name: IT第二章」のキャストが映画第一作目を振り返る｜Vanity Fair (The Cast of "IT Chapter Two" Recaps the First Movie | Vanity Fair)
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No, Instead of going on Wikipedia, this'll reading quick synopsis.

Not about Chapter two before comes out September 6.

They never really talked to each other because they were all kind of separated into different groups.

They kind of had each other, but they were considered losers.

It basically started with four friends Stanley, Bill and Richie and Eddie.

And he had to do this thing called the Hawks that her dance, which is where I died to dance in my underwear like the truffle shuffle truffle.

But yeah, but I wasn't that Richie hung out with a bunch of these kids in middle school and all of them were bullied, have the same interests, and everyone just kind of bonded together, became best friends that's created the losers club.

Then during that summer of 1980 six, I'm pretty sure is 1989 27 years later is 2016 anyway, that summer of 1980 nine's, when the other losers were added on my lived in dairy.

You was getting bullied by Henry Bowers, and other guys were being blew by him suit when he was in a moment of need.

Ben joined the losers club after he got bullied and got an H cut into his stomach by Henry Bowers and then fell down that Cliff and Losers Club.

Kind of saved him and then invited him to the quarry.

And all of a sudden he was in the group, the first person she really got a chance to talk to, Waas Um, then it was actually kind of the first interaction that she truly had, that I was kind of memorable and, uh, really stuck with her and letter to have inseparable friendship.

So his first encounter with Pennywise is in the form of Judith as he's putting away one of the books and his dad's office.

I mean, that's pretty scarring on its own, I would say.

But that kind of fear manifesting into a real thing is something that spooky, spooky Yeah continues throughout his character arc in both films and that kind of trauma really affect him in the future.

Firstly, it shows Ben's talent for writing poems.

But it's inspired from Beverly Marsh, and anything is a lovely little analogy of Ben.

It's so genuine on true that he has a trouble revealing that he was the actual writer, right?

So Bill Vin broke kind of takes the credit for for a long time.

This is kind of where you get to feel that he's starting to be a little bit lonely, and the librarian is like, Hey, you should get friends and he's like E.

I don't really want them because he didn't want them at the time he had books.

But then he goes in that basement to find another book, and that's kind of the first encounter with Pennywise.

You see, with him boy boy, which was actually one of those scary scenes for me.

Blood kind of sports out of the sink covers her head to toe in it and also the whole bathroom, and only she can see it because that's kind of its power.

So to say, it's kind of a version of her growing up.

When she got her period, she couldn't tell her father about it because of fear of what he might.

Growing up scared her because you didn't want that with her father around.

I was calling the climax of the first film for him because he grew up with his grandfather, who timeto fear people and to not trust anyone.

So that moment of finding a group of good people that he felt he could trust that was the building that relationship that would scope his whole life.

Come on, Clown did do it like you did the thing.

In fact, most of what I say it kind of shows that my guys so hyper anal retentive about health is the extraordinaire of sanitary extraordinary sanitaire.

But it didn't send word, so it doesn't work.

I think that was the beginning of his hatred towards Pennywise.

That's when he suspected that Georgie might be dead.

And that's why that's where things kind of change for him.

And he I felt the need to go find his brother or find out if he's dead or not.

We felt comfortable enough to admit that they had fear.

And that was a moment for my toe open up and really expose himself, which isn't something that you've seen him do.

That was the first time he was able to really open up about something that's been so dramatic and so much of a part of this story as the losers.

That was the first time they got an insight into who he waas.

It just made that bond that they had all started like the Forge, like it just made it like come together.

They started Joe his fists it's it's still just go.

It's incredibly important because it's, you know, it's something that his mother made him do it feeling like if you could get that freeze o a t.

One point, it was like he's satisfying his parents in some way.

And, you know, as much as he is not to blame for the death of Georgie, there's a feeling that no, only did they lose Georgia, but his parents lost their relationship.

Parents lost their vitality and their happiness, and he blames himself for that.

Should that phrase become something that if you can get out right, it's it's almost like it.

It's a symbol of getting trying, fix his family, which he never does.

It kind of like broke to him that this was a real situation like This is a reality and it's not just a fantasy like that's happening.

So there's kind of like the breakthrough he needed.

I know maybe did more character research didn't just watch what you did in the movie, I said, I'll just talk fast that kid did Richie's first encounter with it.

He finds himself in a room full of clowns.

It's penny wise, exposing the fear that he has bought it up inside.

I thought you said you wanted to be out of this town, too, because I want to run toward something, not away having the losers around.

She realizes there is some things that it's worth fighting for, and there is something that she doesn't want to run away from.

Running away from this fear and running away from something you're scared of is something that she's kind of been doing her whole life.

And having them say that they're gonna run away not only means they're going to run away from their fear, but there are still gonna run away from her.

She's very desperate to kind of keep them together, cause that's the one thing in her life that she has, and so that moment she's kind of standing up against them in a way, begging them, saying, Please don't leave.

When you're running towards something, it's your decision.

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