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Stephen King’s London-Set Horror Story ‘Crouch End’ Getting Prime Video Adaptation (EXCLUSIVE)

Stephen King’s solitary story set in London is getting the TV treatment. “Crouch End,” based on the horror master’s short first published in 1980 and named after the real-life North London district in which it’s set, has been greenlit by Prime Video as a six-part limited series. The show will mark the first King adaptation […]

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