The moment of chapter two is not even in the movie

He: Chapter Two is full of terrifying ideas from Stephen King and some new inventions by filmmakers. Fans of the book are waiting to see Jessica Chastain reconstruct the scene of Beverly's bloodbath, and she does it. However, Chastain revealed his biggest fright of He: Chapter Two when the cameras did not even turn.

Chastain was part of this week's press conference It: Chapter Two and talked about his work on the film. We will have more with the actors and the filmmakers of He: Chapter Two here on the showbiz cheat sheet. He: Chapter Two is in theaters on Friday, September 6th.

How Pennywise scared Jessica Chastain into real life

In It: Chapter Two, an adult, Beverly (Chastain), faces Pennywise (Bill Skarsgard), the monster of her childhood. Chastain confessed that Skarsgard had scared her in real life, even before they were getting ready.

"He had me reading," Chastain said. "I did not really know him well. We all showed up and we met for the first time. It's like we're in a bowl with about 50 people and all the Warner Bros. executives. "

Skarsgard chose his moment and that is why he has an impeccable instinct as Pennywise.

"So we were all pretty cool and he was sitting to my right," continued Chastain. "He started his scene and I guess I'm a nervous person. In the middle of a scene, he hit me in the face and said, "Boo!", I cried. I screamed because I did not expect that to happen. And Bill said that all Warner executives were like, always had it. "

Other moments in 'It: Chapter Two' were too funny for Jessica Chastain

When Bill Hader improvises in a scene, pay attention. When all the other adults joined the group, Jessica Chastain could not even pretend to act with dread.

"In fact, there were two small moments in this adventure. I had a lot of trouble keeping my face impassive, "said Chastain. "There is also a lot of improvisation on this film, so you can be prepared to a point, then someone says something ridiculous, and it's like, inhuman to stay together because it's a joke, and I'm not a monster. "

Despite all the efforts of Chastain, these moments were not decisive.

"So, there were several times that [director] Andy [Muschietti] It would be trying to mount a scene and my character was hiding my face behind someone because I was laughing. "

Jessica Chastain reveals the scariest part of the bloodbath scene in "It: Chapter Two"

When Beverly was drowned in blood, Chastain did it for good. What frightened him the most was that he could not see or be seen in a dark liquid.

"We had a rehearsal with water, but the water was much thinner than the liquid used," Chastain said. "There is visibility with the water, so it's a bit of a fear of, well, when it fills up and I fall, no one can see me. It was a bit deep. So, you sort of have those little fears. "

Being soaked for several shots was not so scary as cold and annoying.

"It was probably the most miserable part, it's before each take, they had a filled kids' pool," said Chastain. "They had to pay me."