Bill Denbrough (remake)

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Do-Gooder
Full Name	William Denbrough
Alias(es)	Bill (by his friends)
Origin	Stephen King's It (remake)
Occupation	Author ScreenwriterLeader of The Loser's Club
Powers / Skills	High-level intelligence
Hobby	Being with his friends
Goals	Avenge his brother Georgie's death by killing It
Family	Georgie Denbrough (brother)(deceased) Zack Denbrough (father) Sharon Denbrough (mother) Audra-Phillips Denbrough (wife)
Friends / Allies	Eddie Kaspbrak, Beverly Marsh, Ben Hanscom, Mike Hanlon, Stanley Uris and Richie Tozier
Enemies	The Bowers Gang It (Pennywise) (arch-enemy)
Type of Hero	Big Good / Leader / Seeker of Vengance

William "Bill" Denbrough is the main protagonist of Stephen King's It. He is the leader of the Losers Club, ever since he lost his then-six-year-old brother George to the title adversary. He blamed himself for it, and his parents blamed him too. He became friends with the other members, who became his followers. He is the arch-enemy of IT (Pennywise the Dancing Clown).

In the 2017 film, he is portrayed by Jaeden Lieberher as his younger self, whi also played Henry Carpenter and by James Mcavoy as his adult self in the 2019 sequel, who also Charles Xavier, Gnomeo, Wesley Gibson, and Hazel.

Personality

further expands on Bill's character flaws, as he shown to be more delusional in thinking that Georgie must have survived and takes the majority of the movie to come to terms with his brother's death. And while he is undoubtedly a good leader and friend, Bill has issues concerning people telling him of Georgie's fate, as he pleaded with his father that it was possible Georgie could be still alive, even showing his father a diagram model of the Derry sewer system to no avail. Bill even punched Richie down when the latter stated Georgie was dead, though he apologized to Richie later when Beverly was captured by IT. Despite his earlier headstrong and reckless behavior, Bill is completely willing to allow Pennywise to feed on him while the others escape, saying it was his fault they were in danger in the first place.