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What makes Bill Skarsgård so monstrous?
Little White LiesStory by Victoria Luxford
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Hollywood's new horror king: How Bill Skarsgård's unnerving performances have made him the go-to star for immortal monsters and vengeful demons.
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- Skarsgård's unsettling smile and natural eye movement helped him become the definitive modern Pennywise, adding to the sinister quality of the iconic clown character.
- In his role as The Crow, Skarsgård transforms from a lover seeking vengeance to a demonic force, embracing the darkness to become the very monster his enemies fear.
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Bill Skarsgård, Max Schreck, Robert Eggers, Andy Muschietti, Tim Curry, Rupert Sanders, Brandon Lee, FKA Twigs, Marion, Laura Birn, Ellen, Lily-Rose Depp, Bela Lugosi, Edward Cullen, Stephen King, Entertainment Tonight, Nosferatu, It, The Crow, IT: Welcome To Derry