Brad Caleb Kane talks about the appearance of a different Pennywise in the second season of It: Welcome to Derry

This article was written for the first time on Gimfa website: news, reviews of games, cinema, movies and series in the link Brad Caleb Kane talks about the presence of a different Pennywise in the second season of the series It: Welcome to Derry. Brad Caleb Kane, who alone directed the second season of It: Welcome to Derry, plans to introduce a completely different version of Pennywise to the audience. The showrunner announced in an interview with Deadline that the killer clown b

Brad Caleb Kane, who alone directed the second season of It: Welcome to Derry, plans to introduce a completely different version of Pennywise to the audience.

In an interview with Deadline, the showrunner announced that Bill Skarsgård's killer clown will be portrayed in a way that audiences have never seen before in the new season. He also emphasized that the second season of this HBO series will be bigger than the first season.

Kane said about the production process of the new season:

We are writing the screenplays and we have passed almost half of the stages of writing them. The production schedule has been determined and we have received the green light for the second season. Andy Muschiati is also casting.

The adventures of the second season take place during the Great Depression in 1935. The story revolves around the bloody massacre of a group of bank robbers called Darudoste Bradley. The members of this group enter the city of Dari to buy ammunition, but soon they will face an unimaginable horror. This event is part of the city's dark past, which Stephen King discussed in his 1986 novel.

Kane explained about the atmosphere of the new season and the different version of Pennywise:

I don't think this is a big secret; Information about it has been published. The story takes place in 1935 and has the mood of Warner Bros. gangster movies. We'll be dealing with bank robbers, Depression-era slums, street children traveling on trains, and religious fundamentalism. We also see a different Pennywise; A version of this character that you have never seen before. The making of this season is very exciting, and of course we have a big challenge ahead of us, because the second season will be more extensive than the first season. We have to see what happens in the end.

Since the first season of It: Welcome to Derry is set in 1962, each season will go back in time and follow the 27-year gap between Pennywise's appearances; A character created by Stephen King in the fictional city of Derry.

The first season finale drew 6.5 million viewers in the US in its first three days, setting a new record for the series. In August, HBO confirmed the series' renewal for a second season. In the new season, Brad Caleb Kane will be the sole showrunner; A responsibility he shared with Jason Fox in the first season.

Meanwhile, the prequel horror series Crystal Lake, Caleb Cain's other project, is now available via streaming service Peacock. The series tells the story of Jason Voorhees, the Friday the 13th serial killer, and his mother Pam, played by Linda Cardellini.