Henry Bowers shares his name with Robert Scott's companion during the race to the South Pole.
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Ben: He thrusts his fists against the posts and still insists he sees the ghosts. That's all it says, over and over.
Bill: Th-th-thats w-w-what m-m-my m-m-mom g-gave me t-to h-help with my st-st-stutter.
Richie: I hate to tell you buddy, it ain't working.
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Henry Bowers shares his name with Robert Scott's companion during the race to the South Pole.
When the adults walk into the library, you'll see some of Bill's books on display (Bill's character is described as the Steven King character), and all of Bill's books (Whether it's the name, topic, or cover picture) are based in some way on Steven King's books. For instance - The Glowing/The Shining.
At the library IT writes something on the type-writer, a verse which Bill tells the others his mother gave him as a kid to help with his stuttering. The verse goes "He thrusts his fists against the posts and still insists he sees the ghosts." In the book, young Bill used this verse to defeat IT in the Chüd ritual.
On the audio commentary on the DVD the actors note that they were afraid of Tim Curry during filming and avoided him. This, they note, ended up being a great help for their acting.
The children call themselves the Lucky Seven. Seven is known in fairy tales to be a lucky number.
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