@professional_portalParenting with a horror résumé: Bill Skarsgård says the Pennywise voice comes out when his kids misbehave. Asked in an interview whether they had encountered that terrifying voice, he confirmed they have. His horror characters drop by the house, he joked, as a colorful bunch of schizophrenic daddies. And the switching is quick: "He can slip out there. Can slip in, can slip out, and Nosferatu can pop in."
View original postPhoto by @professional_portal· Nov 6, 2026· Photo 1 of 2· Pennywise
Pennywise the clown from It looms in extreme close-up, his cracked white face and yellow eye filling the left side of the frame as he grips a terrified young boy's chin with a gloved hand. The boy, eyes squeezed shut with tears streaming down his face and mouth open in a grimace, is pulled close in what appears to be a dark, shadowy setting. The image has a cinematic, horror-movie style with high-contrast lighting that emphasizes the texture of Pennywise's makeup and the boy's wet, fearful expression. The clown's elongated red smile and the boy's visible distress are the most striking details. No on-screen text is visible.
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View original postPhoto by @professional_portal· Nov 6, 2026· Photo 1 of 2· Pennywise
Pennywise the clown from It looms in extreme close-up, his cracked white face and yellow eye filling the left side of the frame as he grips a terrified young boy's chin with a gloved hand. The boy, eyes squeezed shut with tears streaming down his face and mouth open in a grimace, is pulled close in what appears to be a dark, shadowy setting. The image has a cinematic, horror-movie style with high-contrast lighting that emphasizes the texture of Pennywise's makeup and the boy's wet, fearful expression. The clown's elongated red smile and the boy's visible distress are the most striking details. No on-screen text is visible.
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