'It: Chapter Two' star Jeremy Ray Taylor warns you may need adult diapers to get through the film

Jeremy plays the role of Ben Hanscom in the 'It' series. In 'Chapter 2' the grown-up version of Ben will be played by Jay Ryan

The adult Losers are preparing for their epic final showdown against Pennywise at their hometown of Derry on ‘It: Chapter Two’ and in case you are wondering if the upcoming horror thriller will live up to the first installment, then you definitely need to read what Jeremy Ray Taylor aka young Ben Hanscom has to say. The young star, who claims to “get scared way too easily” tells Meaww that he agrees with the ’It Chapter 2’ director, Andy Muschietti's warning: "You should bring your adult diapers." 

Jeremy says that working on the franchise has been a “surreal” experience and that its success is all thanks to the fans. However, he has not read ‘It’ or any other Stephen King books, on account of him being too young. Even though his parents agreed to let him read the book, “I wouldn't because I'm a chicken,” he jokes.  

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