Sometimes ”It” comes back
Two days ago, we reported that Carey Fukunaga left the post of director of the movie " It ", and the film adaptation of Stephen King's novel was in limbo. According to the journalists of the portal Bloody Disgusting , the project returns under the wing of the studio Warner Bros. WB bosses transferred It into the hands of their subsidiary New Line a year ago, deciding to refocus it on horror production. The Fukunagi conflict with the New Line leadership was reportedly over the project budget. The director planned to split the film into two parts and work in New York, while the studio bosses insisted on moving the filming to a less expensive city and reducing the length of time to one film. The WB bosses are reportedly willing to allow filming in New York and keep the two-part format, but have no plans to return Carey to the director's chair. The fate of Will Poulter, who was chosen to play Pennywise , remains unknown at the moment.  WB management expects to find a new director in the coming days so that he can begin filming before the end of this year. The Topic of Article: Sometimes ”It” comes back. |
