← Back to context Comment by julnepht 17 hours ago He was also very good as Pennywise the clown in the TV version of IT in the nineties... 3 comments julnepht Reply nephihaha 1 hour ago I would argue that despite the miniseries' setbacks, he is the definitive Pennywise. Better than Skarsgard, who seems to rely on the Kubrick stare. tmtvl 14 hours ago "Do you have Prince Albert in a can?"Rest in peace, mister Curry (inconceivable that he wasn't knighted). _doctor_love 17 hours ago That performance scarred so many of us growing up. It was a rite of passage to watch that movie.
nephihaha 1 hour ago I would argue that despite the miniseries' setbacks, he is the definitive Pennywise. Better than Skarsgard, who seems to rely on the Kubrick stare.
tmtvl 14 hours ago "Do you have Prince Albert in a can?"Rest in peace, mister Curry (inconceivable that he wasn't knighted).
_doctor_love 17 hours ago That performance scarred so many of us growing up. It was a rite of passage to watch that movie.
I would argue that despite the miniseries' setbacks, he is the definitive Pennywise. Better than Skarsgard, who seems to rely on the Kubrick stare.
"Do you have Prince Albert in a can?"
Rest in peace, mister Curry (inconceivable that he wasn't knighted).
That performance scarred so many of us growing up. It was a rite of passage to watch that movie.