Stephen King’s It Redux Still Lurking in California Sewers
Steve Barton
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Feb 10, 2016
Whether or not we’ll actually ever see a big screen adaptation of the classic Stephen King tale It is debatable, but one thing’s for sure… it’s still on the table and being accounted for.
Variety is reporting that the California Film Commission has included the New Line production among 13 feature films, also including the studio’s Annabelle 2, for tax credits worth $53.9 million in its latest round of incentives to keep production in California.
Last we heard, Andy Muschietti, director and producer of Guillermo del Toro’s Mama, is preparing It as two features with plans to shoot this summer. Gary Dauberman has been penning Annabelle 2 since last fall while New Line hunts for a new director.
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