The Very First Stephen King Movie Was Saved By A Weird Actor Mistake
Stephen King's earliest movie adaptation Carrie was elevated by one superb central performance, but this stellar turn came about entirely by accident.
Based on Stephen King's novel of the same name, Carrie follows young Carrie White (Chloë Grace Moretz), a teenager abused by her classmates and her deeply religious mother (Julianne Moore). After a particularly upsetting incident at school, Carrie learns that she has telekinetic powers, and when her bullies continue to torment her, she turns the tables on the entire town.
Stephen King's earliest movie adaptation Carrie was elevated by one superb central performance, but this stellar turn came about entirely by accident.
A remake of the 1976 film of the same name based on the Stephen King novel starring Chloë Grace Moretz as the titular Carrie White. Carrie is about an outcast school girl, sheltered by her religions mother (Julianne Moore) who after reaching a tipping point at the school prom, terrorizes the town with her special abilities.
Cosplay recreates Carrie White covered in blood at the prom massacre in Brian De Palma's 1976 film based on Stephen King's debut novel.
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Eleven is an impressively strong telekinetic, but there have been other movie characters who could give her abilities a run for their money.
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Stephen King's Carrie introduced readers to the title character, who had destructive telekinetic powers – but how and why did she get them?
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Remakes are usually successful or are completely destroyed by critics and fans. Some remakes aren't bad or good though; some are just pointless.
Stephen King's stories are often adapted into movies, but there are also a good amount of TV shows in development that are based on his work.
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