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Allegedly, the actor was experiencing "very strange and vivid Pennywise dreams." He explained to EW that Pennywise was visiting him in his nightmares: "Every night, he came and visited. It was in the shape of either me dealing with him, sort of Pennywise as a separate entity of me, and then also me as Pennywise in circumstances that I didn't appreciate. Like, I'm Pennywise and I'm really upset that I'm out in public and people are looking at me."
Regardless of this mental state, Skarsgård returned to the role in It: Chapter Two.
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