Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 21 minutes ago
Stephen King has one of the, if not the most, widely film-adapted collection of works of any author. Needless to say, when his literary universe spans that wide, there are small details that are missed by the audience in each film. From references to his novels or previous movies to wardrobe design to cinematography, here's a collection of the small but poignant details that made Stephen King movies even more interesting than we originally realized.
0:00 - Intro
0:00:08 - The Perspective Of The Guard In 'The Green Mile'
0:00:20 - The Typewriter In 'Misery' Doesn't Have A Working 'N' Key
0:00:49 - Stanley Studying The Torah In 'It'
0:01:00 - Understanding Opera In 'The Shawshank Redemption'
0:01:12 - A Reference To 'The Dark Tower' In 'The Mist'
0:01:24 - Andy's Plan In 'The Shawshank Redemption'
0:01:35 - The Timeline Of The Miranda Rights Coinciding With 'The Shawshank Redemption'
0:01:51 - The Door Number In 'Doctor Sleep' Referencing Stephen King's 'The Shining'
0:02:06 - The Origin Of Red's Name In 'The Shawshank Redemption'
0:02:34 - An Episode From 'Tom And Jerry' Referencing George In 'It: Chapter Two'
0:02:49 - Carrie's Posture References A Famous Painting Of Lady Macbeth
0:03:04 - Jack's Secretive Drinking In 'The Shining'
0:03:33 - Fire Spelling 'It' In 'It: Chapter Two'
0:03:41 - Pennywise Appearing In Graffiti In 'It'
0:04:07 - Jack's Pose In The Final Scene Of 'The Shining'
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Stephen King has one of the, if not the most, widely film-adapted collection of works of any author. Needless to say, when his literary universe spans that wide, there are small details that are missed by the audience in each film. From references to his novels or previous movies to wardrobe design to cinematography, here's a collection of the small but poignant details that made Stephen King movies even more interesting than we originally realized.
0:00 - Intro
0:00:08 - The Perspective Of The Guard In 'The Green Mile'
0:00:20 - The Typewriter In 'Misery' Doesn't Have A Working 'N' Key
0:00:49 - Stanley Studying The Torah In 'It'
0:01:00 - Understanding Opera In 'The Shawshank Redemption'
0:01:12 - A Reference To 'The Dark Tower' In 'The Mist'
0:01:24 - Andy's Plan In 'The Shawshank Redemption'
0:01:35 - The Timeline Of The Miranda Rights Coinciding With 'The Shawshank Redemption'
0:01:51 - The Door Number In 'Doctor Sleep' Referencing Stephen King's 'The Shining'
0:02:06 - The Origin Of Red's Name In 'The Shawshank Redemption'
0:02:34 - An Episode From 'Tom And Jerry' Referencing George In 'It: Chapter Two'
0:02:49 - Carrie's Posture References A Famous Painting Of Lady Macbeth
0:03:04 - Jack's Secretive Drinking In 'The Shining'
0:03:33 - Fire Spelling 'It' In 'It: Chapter Two'
0:03:41 - Pennywise Appearing In Graffiti In 'It'
0:04:07 - Jack's Pose In The Final Scene Of 'The Shining'
▶️ MUSIC BY: bit.ly/DreamHeaven
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