The Losers' Club Is All Grown Up But Still Terrified In "It Chapter Two" Trailer

It's back but the Losers' Club are all fully-grown adults now. Surely, they'll be fine?

While you're probably still rocking back and forth in the corner from witnessing the first It remake, we're sorry to inform you there's another on the way and it looks just as terrifying. 

It Chapter Two is set 27 years after the events of the first one, when the Losers' Club find themselves back in Derry. Presumably, they're here to find and neutralise Pennywise from hurting more children because who the hell knows why else they'd ever return?

All the jump scares and nightmare-inducing shots aside, the trailer reveals some damn good character casting.

Here they are simultaneously experiencing mid-life crises with a murderous hound on their tails.

So, we've rounded up the adult actors playing those adorable (and now very traumatised) kids from the first chapter.

James McEvoy as adult Bill Denbrough

Bill looks, understandably, damaged but it could also be due to the fact he's returning to the place this all started in, and having to relive all that trauma. Fair. A weathered James McEvoy is definitely a convincing 40-year-old Bill.

Jessica Chastain as grown-up Beverly Marsh

The fandom requested this one pretty hard and it seems their wish was granted. Jessica Chastain could legitimately be Sophia Lillis' real-life mother.

Bill Hader is now responsible adult Richie Tozier

In probably one of the greatest castings ever, Finn Wolfhard's young Richie Tozier will be played by none other than Bill Hader.

Old Spice Isaiah Mustafa is Mike Hanlon

Dad version of Mike Hanlon is played by none other than the Old Spice commercial guy, Isaiah Mustafa. 

Glow up SZN: Jay Ryan plays the successful Ben Hanscom

With Jay Ryan playing the handsome adult version of Ben Hanscom, no one would dare bully him again.

Not included (or for at least more than a second) in the trailer is also James Ransone as Eddie Kaspbrak and Andy Bean playing older Stan Uris. 

am i supposed to say goodbye to stan uris and eddie kaspbrak? pic.twitter.com/Vdg5Z75ccv

— ana🎈 (@drvmboy) May 9, 2019

didn’t see a single trace of adult stan uris. pic.twitter.com/f5XNaxIR0a

— tony?? yoo hoo !! (@shineeanti) May 9, 2019

It Chapter Two will re-haunt your life when it's released in Australian cinemas on 5 September.

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