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FILE - In this Sept. 5, 2017 file photo, Gary Dauberman attends the LA Premiere of &quot;It&quot; in Los Angeles. Dauberman, Penncrest Class of 1995, not only wrote the adaptation of Stephen King's 1986 novel &quot;It,&quot; along with Chase Palmer and Cary Fukunaga, but he also penned the &quot;Conjuring&quot; spin-off movies &quot;Annabelle&quot; and this past summer's &quot;Annabelle: Creation,&quot; which is also currently playing in local theaters. (Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP, File)

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In this combination photo, author Stephen King appears at a book promotion event in Paris in 2013, left, and filmmaker Seth Grahame-Smith appears at the &quot;Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter&quot; premiere in New York in 2012. Grahame-Smith adapted King's book, &quot;It,&quot; into two parts for the screen. King says the 1,100-page book is among his favorites and that it was a “no-brainer” to split it into two parts. The celebrated author says he liked the film and is looking forward to part two. (AP Photo/File)

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