Movie fans who have already caught the film adaptation of Stephen King’s IT over the weekend will know the film ended with the title, “IT: Chapter One.”
Writing is already underway on Chapter Two, which will follow the second half of the horror writer’s iconic novel.
It’ll be set 27 years later in the present day with a grown up Losers Club, but will there also be a Chapter Three?
IT movie director Andy Muschietti spoke out on the rumours, ones that would make financial sense following the box office records Chapter One broke last weekend.
Speaking with Variety, he said: “I don’t think so. I’ve read that idea in the media, which is funny.
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“I understand why they would think that because [the studio] New Line originally split up The Hobbit into three [movies] instead of two.
“It would make sense because it would give me more turf to develop the characters and more of a canvas to develop the journey.
“But to be honest, there wasn’t a conversation about that and now we are designing the story as one single film.”
The director is also wanting the child actors to return for flashbacks, to search for clues in the past to finally defeat Pennywise.
IT: Chapter 2 is expected to be released in 2019.