Stephen King’s New Mini Series To Star James Franco; Release Date Announced!
Stephen King's new mini series will be starred by famous James Franco, according to Hashtag Maine.
Stephen King is the author of a lot of books in the genre of thriller and horror. His books have also been adapted into films which have become very popular already like the classic "The Shining," "Carrie," "Misery" and many more. He also authored "The Green Mile" which was more of a drama and slice of life type than his usual horror genre.
Hulu has just released a trailer for the eight-part adaptation of Stephen King's novel "11/22/63." The name of the series will now have periods instead of slashes which it will now be dubbed as "11.22.63", according to the Inquisitr.
In addition, the first teaser of the Stephen King mini series shows a part of the episode where Franco takes on the role of teacher Jake Epping who goes into the door of a time-travel portal. The portal is located inside a local diner. The portal will then get him to the past, specifically in the year 1960.
Epping's mission in going back three years before the assassination of the US President John F. Kennedy is to try different methods in stopping it. The problem is, however, is to pass the time along the way which gets him involved in the past, according to the Latin Post.
The other actors involved in the series are Daniel Webber as Lee Harvey Oswald which is also the future assassin of Pres. Kennedy, Cherry Jones as Marguerite Oswald, Lucy Fry as Marina Oswald, T.R. Knight as Johnny Clayton and many more, according to the Den of Geek.
Stephen King's mini series will be launching on Hulu on President's Day next year which is Feb. 15, 2016. This miniseries will only be available to Hulu customers, according to Digital Journal.
