Misha Green Wants to Reboot IT & INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE

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Oct 28, 2020

Now that Lovecraft Country has wrapped up its killer first season, showrunner Misha Green says she’d love to turn Stephen King’s IT into a limited series and do a multicultural reboot of Anne Rice’s Interview With the Vampire.

Green tells THR: “I would love to do a limited series of Stephen King’s It. It’s my favorite novel of all time, but it’s such a thick book that you need time to sit with every character and really get into their fear. You could do a two-hour movie, but imagine a seven-season It.”

She adds: “Yeah, we need Interview With the Vampire vampires. Imagine a multicultural Interview With the Vampire. What does that look like from all those different angles going through centuries of American history?“

Lovecraft Country is streaming on HBO Max and HBO On Demand.

So what would you like to see Misha Green tackle, Stephen King’s IT into a limited series or a multicultural reboot of Anne Rice’s Interview With the Vampire? What do you think? Hit us up and let us know on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram!

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