"The Life of Chuck” is closing a distribution deal with Neon after winning Toronto Film Festival’s prestigious people’s choice award. TIFF’s audience prize has historically been a reliable predictors of eventual Oscar success.

The Life of Chuck, the latest Stephen King adaptation from Mike Flanagan, has found a home with Neon, the distributor of Longlegs.

Neon has given life to “Chuck.” On Thursday, the indie distributor announced it had acquired Mike Flanagan’s “The Life of Chuck” with plans to debut it in theaters next summer. The film, which is based on the novella by Stephen King,

We at Deadline are not here to bend time; it seems enough that our readers who rely on us to break virtually every festival deal story know that the other side fudged it): The Life of Chuck, the Mike Flanagan-directed genre-bending film that won the Audience Prize at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival,

The Life of Chuck release date window has been set, with Neon announcing they have acquired the film while also setting the film’s release. When is The Life of Chuck release date window? The film, which took home the Audience Prize at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival,