Sequel to Stanley Kubrick's 'The Shining' to release on January 24, 2020

The film has been developed from Stephen King's 2013 horror novel of the same, a sequel to the iconic 1977 story "The Shining".

A scene from 'The Shining' | Youtube 

LOS ANGELES: The release date of "The Shining" sequel, "Doctor Sleep" has been set as January 24, 2020, Warner Bros announced.

The film has been developed from Stephen King's 2013 horror novel of the same, a sequel to the iconic 1977 story "The Shining", according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Mike Flanagan is directing the movie, which follows an adult Danny Torrance, who is battling alcoholism and dealing with the trauma of what happened to him as a child in the haunted Overlook Hotel in Colorado.

The 1980 original movie, also presented by Warner Bros, starred Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, Danny Lloyd and Scatman Crothers.

Nicholson starred as Jack Torrance, a writer who agrees to become the caretaker of the Overlook Hotel in Colorado during its off season.

A class of its own, The Shining (1980) is based on Stephen King's book with
the same name and was adapted onscreen by Stanley Kubrick. Though King
has made his hatred for the public long back, no horror movie list is complete
without this 1980 classic.

Duvall played his wife Wendy and Lloyd played his son Danny.

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