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The young stars from the horror movie It step out together on the red carpet at the 2018 MTV Movie & TV Awards on Saturday (June 16) at Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, Calif.

Jeremy Ray Taylor, Wyatt Oleff, Finn Wolfhard, Chosen Jacobs, Jaeden Lieberher, Jack Dylan Grazer, and Sophia Lillis joined forces to represent the film, which has four nominations.

Jackson Robert Scott, who played little Georgie, also was there!

It is nominated for Best Movie, Best Villain for Bill Skarsgard, Most Frightened Performance for Sophia, and Best On-Screen Team for the seven main kids.

FYI: Sophia is wearing an Emporio Armani dress, a kate spade new york shirt and clutch, and Swarovski jewelry. Finn is wearing Prada.

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Jay Ryan is set to play the role of adult Ben Hanscom in the upcoming movie It: Chapter Two!

The younger version of the role was played by Jeremy Ray Taylor in the first film.

Jessica Chastain, James McAvoy, Bill Hader, and others will play adult versions of the kids in the upcoming horror movie.

Jay is best known for his work as the male lead on The CW’s Beauty and the Beast. Most recently he has appeared on the Entertainment One/Hulu series Mary Kills People and he will soon appear in the Australian mini-series Fighting Season.

The news was first reported by Deadline.

You may remember late last year, Jessica Chastain said she wanted to star as adult Beverly Marsh in the next It movie.

Well, it looks like it may actually happen! Variety is reporting that Jessica is in talks to play the adult version of the character played by young star Sophia Lillis in the 2017

Talks are reportedly early as the script is still being developed, so nothing is set just yet. We hope it works out!

Bill Skarsgard is also expected to return as the title character, and no other casting has been announced.

Kate McKinnon is putting a new spin on her portrayal of Kellyanne Conway!

During tonight’s Saturday Night Live, Anderson Cooper (portrayed by Alex Moffat) encountered Donald Trump‘s campaign manager hiding in a sewer – with makeup painted on her face just like Pennywise from IT!

Kellyanne tries to lure into the sewer to convince Anderson to let her back in on his show for an interview.

Eventually Kellyanne transforms into Hillary Clinton and lures Anderson into the sewer with a copy of her new book What Happened.

Watch the sketch below!

The horror film It has topped the weekend box office after being dethroned last week by Kingsman: The Golden Circle.

It was a tight race this weekend, with three movies within just a couple hundred thousand dollars of each other.

Bill Skarsgard‘s It brought in $17.3 million, with Tom Cruise‘s American Made coming in at number two with $17.01 earned, and Kingsman: The Golden Circle coming in just behind at number three with $17.00 earned.

Rounding out the top five were The Lego Ninjago Movie and Flatliners, with $12.0 and $6.7 million earned retrospectively.

UPDATE: The final box office numbers revealed a much different ranking. Kingsman 2 was actually number one with $16.94 million, It was number two with $16.9 million, and American Made was number three with $16.8 million.

The upcoming movie It: Chapter 2 has been given a release date in 2019!

Fans will have to wait about two years for the next installment in the horror franchise as it will hit theaters on September 6, 2019.

The sequel will focus on the second half of Stephen King‘s novel, which happens 27 years after the events of the first film. The kids from the Losers Club will still be featured in the sequel in flashbacks.

While no casting has been confirmed, everyone is hoping for Jessica Chastain to play the adult version of Beverly and the director Andy Muschietti has already addressed the possibility of her joining the film!

It has grossed nearly $500 million worldwide in just two and a half weeks.

It has surpassed The Exorcist to become the highest grossing horror movie of all time!

Through Thursday (September 21), the movie has earned $236.3 million in just two weeks at the box office, according to TheWrap. Worldwide, it has already grossed over $400 million.

While some consider films like The Sixth Sense to be included in the horror genre, others label it as a thriller.

Regardless, It is expected to gross more than that film’s $293.5 million throughout its theatrical run. The film will likely cross the $300 million mark and become only the fourth R-rated movie to ever hit that point!