Warner Bros. Say hello to some of the adult Losers’ Club in ‘It Chapter Two.’ A sequel to “It” is in theatres this fall. Warner Bros. released a new trailer for the movie on Thursday. “It Chapter Two” takes place 27 years after the 2017 film with the kids from the first film all grown up. INSIDER breaks down the list of actors from Jessica Chastain to James McAvoy who are joining the sequel to play the Losers’ Club all grown up. “It Chapter Two” is in theatres this fall and it will take place 27 years after the first movie. In addition to the kid actors from the first movie, the Losers’ Club will be joined by a new cast playing their characters all grown up in the sequel. After leaving their hometown of Derry, Maine, the group will be brought back together when Pennywise resurfaces to try and get rid of the clown for good. Bill Skarsgård is returning to play the terrifying clown, but Jessica Chastain, James McAvoy, and Bill Hader are among the new stars joining the sequel to play the members of the Losers’ Club all grown up. Keep reading to see the young and old cast members of “It Chapter Two.” Jaeden Martell played Bill Denbrough, the leader of the Losers’ Club, in the first remake. Warner Bros. Pictures Jaeden Martell went by Jaeden Lieberher in ‘It.’ Before starring in the horror movie, Martell was in “St. Vincent” and “The Book of Henry.” He’s currently filming a TV show, “Defending Jacob.” James McAvoy is taking the role on in “Chapter 2.” Warner Bros. Here’s how McAvoy looks in the movie. The actor is well-known for his roles in “Atonement” and the “X-Men” prequel trilogy. In 2019, he starred in “Glass” and the “X-Men” movie, “Dark Phoenix.” Sophia Lillis broke out with her role as Beverly Marsh, the only female in the Losers’ Club. Warner Bros. Pictures Sophia Lillis goes from having long to short hair in ‘It.’ Lillis appeared on HBO’s mini-series “Sharp Objects” and recently starred as Nancy Drew in “Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase.” She was cast to play Gretel in an adaptation of “Gretel and Hansel.” Jessica Chastain will play the adult Beverly. Warner Bros. Here’s how the adult Beverly will look. The actress has earned two Oscar nominations for her roles in “The Help” and “Zero Dark Thirty.” Chastain was also in “Dark Phoenix.” Finn Wolfhard plays Richie Tozier, Bill’s best friend. Warner Bros. Pictures Here’s Finn Wolfhard in ‘It.’ Wolfhard is best known as one of the stars on Netflix’s hit series “Stranger Things.” He is also voicing Pugsley in the animated “Addams Family” movie. Read more: 29 questions ‘Stranger Things’ season 3 left unanswered Bill Hader is playing Richie in the sequel. Warner Bros. Bill Hader is scared by what he sees in the ‘It Chapter Two’ trailer. The actor is best known for “Saturday Night Live” and has since starred in movies including “Trainwreck” and voiced a character in “Inside Out.” He currently stars on HBO’s “Barry,” and was recently nominated for an Emmy. Read more: 11 Emmy-nominated shows you’re probably not watching, but should be Jeremy Ray Taylor was cast as Ben Hanscom, the new kid at school. Warner Bros. Pictures Ben was the brains of the Losers’ club. He broke out with his role in “It” and was later in “Geostorm” and “Goosebumps: Slappy’s Halloween.” Jay Ryan will be playing Ben in the follow-up. Ben Gabbe/Getty Images Jay Ryan in 2013. Ryan is known for his role on the Australian soap “Neighbours.” He also starred on “Beauty and the Beast” and is now on “Mary Kills People.” Wyatt Oleff brings Stanley Uris to life. Warner Bros. Pictures Wyatt Oleff in the first ‘It’ movie. He played a young Peter Quill in the “Guardians of the Galaxy” movies. Andy Bean will play Stan all grown up. Brian Ach/Getty Images Andy Bean in 2016. Bean has had roles on “Power” and in “Allegiant” and “Transformers: The Last Knight.” You’ll also be able to catch him on DC’s streaming show “Swamp Thing.” Jack Dylan Grazer plays Eddie Kaspbrak, a germaphobe. Warner Bros. Pictures Jack Dylan Grazer in ‘It.’ If Grazer looks familiar it’s because he starred in Warner Bros.’ superhero movie, “Shazam.” He played Billy Batson’s best friend, Freddy. Read more: RANKED: All the DC movies from ‘Man of Steel’ to ‘Shazam’ James Ransone has been cast as the adult version of Eddie. Jason Merritt/Getty Images James Ransone in 2016. He’s known for his roles on “The Wire,” “Generation Kill,” and in “Sinister” and “Sinister 2.” Chosen Jacobs plays Mike Hanlon in the first “It” movie. Warner Bros. Pictures Chosen Jacobs in ‘It.’ Jacobs stars on “Hawaii Five-O” and appeared on Stephen King’s Hulu series “Castle Rock.” Isaiah Mustafa joins the cast as the adult Mike. Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images Isaiah Mustafa attends a screening for Marvel’s ‘Cloak & Dagger’ in 2018. Mustafa is well-known as the Old Spice commercial guy. He recently starred on “Shadowhunters.” Nicholas Hamilton plays Henry Bowers. Warner Bros. Pictures Nicholas (center) was a bully in ‘It.’ He is known for “Captain Fantastic” and Stephen King’s “The Dark Tower.” Teach Grant will play the neighbourhood bully as an adult. USA Network Grant didn’t appear in the new trailer for the film. He is known for starring on “Damnation” and “Altered Carbon.” Variety reported first that he joined the cast. Business Insider Emails & Alerts Site highlights each day to your inbox. Email Address Join Follow Business Insider Australia on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram.<doc-sep>The Zero Dark Thirty Oscar-nominee plays grown up Beverly Marsh, who joins with her other friends from The Losers Club to return to Derry, Maine, when signs point to the resurrection of the shapeshifting evil they know as Pennywise the Dancing Clown.<doc-sep>Corey Chichizola Corey was born and raised in New Jersey. Double majored in theater and literature during undergrad. After working in administrative theater for a year in New York, he started as the Weekend Editor at CinemaBend. He's since been able to work himself up to reviews, phoners, and press junkets-- and is now able to appear on camera with some of his famous actors... just not as he would have predicted as a kid.<doc-sep>
The IT Chapter 2 trailer is finally here, and fans have been treated to the first look of what the Losers' Club look like as adults. Loading… The new flick is set 27 years after the first movie and will catch up with the gang as adults, who have tried to put the horrific memories of their childhood - and evil clown Pennywise - behind them. But of course, the demonic entity isn't going to let them get away with it that easily, is he? Advert 10 The first glimpse has already got fans all excited about the sequel, which is due to land in September this year. The young cast are dead ringers for the new adult cast. Credit: New Line Cinema And, while many horror-fans are eager to see Pennywise back doing what he does best, others have taken time to point out how spot-on the casting is for the grown-up versions of Bill and the rest of the Losers' Club. The all-new adult cast sees James McAvoy as Bill, Jessica Chastain as Beverly, Bill Hader as Richie, Isaiah Mustafa as Mike, James Ransone as Eddie, Jay Ryan as Ben and Andy Bean as Stan. Advert 10 As the first trailer dropped, fans were impressed with the 'great casting' of the adults, who really do look like grown-up versions of the child actors used in the 2017 movie. Fans are seriously impressed with the casting choices for the adult versions of the characters. Credit: New Line Cinema One happy fan tweeted: "I am so excited to see Bill Hader as the adult Richie in the new IT. Like, him as the older Finn Wolfhard - this was perfectly cast." While someone else asked: "Are these the same actors as kids and adults? Every one of them?" Advert 10 Another added: "Not sure if casting older versions of child actors has ever seemed this pitch perfect." High praise, indeed. A third said: "They did a good job casting the older characters they look a little identical, to be honest." Oh, and in case you were worried, Bill Skarsgård will return as Pennywise and he's as creepy as ever if the new trailer is anything to go by. The movie's official plot synopsis reads: "Twenty-seven years after the events of the summer of 1989, It (Bill Skarsgård) returns. The Losers' Club fulfil their promises and return to Derry to put an end to the evil being once and for all. Unbeknownst to them, It has returned, stronger and crueller than ever." Advert 10 Well, sounds terrifying enough to me. I can't wait.