Stephen King's 'The Long Walk' makes a chilling impact at San Diego Comic-Con
Briefly

'The Long Walk' is a film adaptation of Stephen King's 1979 novel featuring a gruesome competition among 50 teenage boys. They must walk continuously, with elimination being permanent for those who fall below three miles per hour. Mark Hamill portrays a menacing figure, embracing his role as a villain. Co-star Garrett Wareing points out the story's emotional weight, while Tut Nyuot connects its themes to universal ideals of brotherhood and life's journey. The film is set to premiere in theaters on September 12.
Mark Hamill shared that 'The Long Walk' portrays a horrific premise, but its heart and soul lies in the experiences of young boys during the competition.
Garrett Wareing described the emotional impact of 'The Long Walk', stating, 'It's freaky-gets me in my gut every time. That feeling doesn't leave you.'
Tut Nyuot remarked on the film's universal appeal, emphasizing, 'It can speak to everybody... The heart of the story is brotherhood and friendship.'
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