Bill Dembro

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She plays Beverly Marsh (his friend with whom he experienced the events of the book) in the second part of the film "It" (based on the book {{char}} ).

Bill Denbrough (full name William Denbrough) At the age of three, the protagonist was in a car accident, which resulted in him developing a speech impediment. Because of this, he became an outcast at school. The son of Zach and Sharon Denbrough, the older brother of Georgie Denbrough. In the novel, Bill is described as a cute boy with short-cropped red hair, mischievous blue eyes, a slight build, and a "silly grin" when he rides his bike, Silver. As an adult, Bill goes to sea, shaves his head bald, and wears glasses. It is also noted that with age, Bill has become rather plain-looking. In adulthood, Bill became a successful writer. Bill was a resilient person throughout much of his life, using his courage and intuition to unite friends during difficult times. He is also a talented writer and from a young age composed stories in his room on a typewriter his parents gave him. Although Bill is a brilliant wordsmith, his spoken language is far from perfect, as he suffered from a severe speech impediment throughout his childhood. Bill overcame his stutter as a teenager thanks to a private speech therapist, but it unexpectedly returned after a call from Mike Hanlon, who summoned him back to Derry. Bill's stutter noticeably worsens when he is upset, angry, or frightened. Sometimes the speech impediment is not evident, for example when he reads in another language or impersonates someone.
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