Additional information for Carrie (2013), which has a domestic theatrical release set for October 18, 2013. The film is being distributed by Screen Gems and has not yet been rated. The film's total running time is still unknown.
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Carrie
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October 17, 2013
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November 14, 2013
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November 15, 2013
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November 28, 2013
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November 28, 2013
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November 28, 2013
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A sheltered high school girl unleashes her newly developed telekinetic powers after she is pushed too far by her peers.
Carrie is a horror movie about a shy girl-outcast by peers and sheltered by her mother-who unleashes telekinetic terror on her small town after being pushed to far at her prom. Carrie White(Chloë Grace Moretz) is a young girl in her last 3 months of her senior year in high school. All of her life Carrie just wanted to live a normal life, the life that all teenage girls want. But Carrie's overly-religious, deranged mother Margaret White(Julianne Moore) wants Carrie to live a life free of sin. Margaret abuses Carrie, not only physically but by locking Carrie in a closet to pray. One day, after gym class in the school showers, Carrie had her very first period(surprisingly at the age of 17/18). This being her first period she thought she was bleeding to death. As she was cornered to a wall the other girls laughed at Carrie and teased her by throwing tampons and feminine napkins at Carrie. One of the girls named Chris Hargensen(Portia Doubleday) recorded Carrie with a phone, Chris always hatted Carrie in fact Chris hates Carrie the most. Once Carrie got home her mother was praying for Carrie saying that Carrie is now a woman and if she had not sinned the curse of blood wouldn't be upon her. Margaret then told Carrie to go to her closet and pray, but Carrie refused. Margaret forced Carrie into the closet and locked the door as Carrie screams to be let out she makes a crack-in the shape of a line-go down the door, both Margaret and Carrie are surprised in this, and Carrie finally realizes her telekinetic powers. The next day the gym teacher Miss Desjardin(Judy Greer) yells at the girls and tries to make them feel bad about what they did to Carrie, she informs the girls they will have detention for the rest of the week with with Ms.D, when Chris tells her she wont go Ms.D informs her that anyone who doesn't show up for detention will have 3 months suspension and refusal of their prom tickets. Chris felling like she didn't do anything wrong doesn't go but still plans to get revenge. While Carrie looks up more information on her powers and practices them, another girl makes her own plans for Carrie. Sue Snell(Gabriella Wilde) one of the popular girls that took part in teasing Carrie in the shower room felt bad about what she did and tries to make it up to Carrie. Sue asks her popular, handsome, jock boyfriend Tommy Ross(Ansel Elgort) to take Carrie to the prom and show Carrie a good time. When Tommy asks Carrie, Carrie is at first suspicious but then accepts Tommy's invitation. Carrie informs her mom that she's been invited to prom, but Margaret says no, Carrie begs and tries to give her reason, but when Margaret walks away Carrie reveals her power to her mother. Margaret thinks Carrie has power given by the Devil, but Carrie explains her power and how she isn't the only one and that she wants things to change, no more abuse, or closet time, Carrie finally starts to live her normal life. Margaret still believes Carrie has Godless powers and that sin has found its way into her. Carrie on the other hand gets read for prom by, buying makeup, choosing a color for her dress, sewing her dress. While Chris and her boyfriend Billy Nolan(Alex Russell) make a plan to humiliate Carrie at the prom. On the night of the prom, Carrie is excited yet nervous while Margaret is saying and doing everything she can to try to stop Carrie from going. Including the famous line,"Their gonna laugh at you. Their all gonna laugh at you." Before leaving Margaret goes ballistic and annoys Carrie, Carrie telekinetically pushes her mother into the prayer closet and locks the door. When they get to the prom Carrie feels amazing, like her whole life has led to this moment. When its time to announce the prom king and queen, everyone is surprised to find out that Carie White and Tommy Ross won. That's because they technically didn't win, it was all part of Chris and Billy's plan. Chris' best friend Tina(Zoë Belkin) counter fitted the prom votes so the two could win. Once on stage, Chris pulled the rope to the bucket that stood above Carrie and the bucket showered her in the blood. The bucket then fell and hit Tommy on his head fracturing his skull. As few people laughed, Carrie remembered her mother's words and unleashed her power on all the prom-goers. Carrie locked all the doors so no one could escape and used telekinesis on the objects and people to cause death. As Sue came to see Carrie what she saw was the terror that Carrie caused, Sue watched from the closed doors as a fire start and the burning object flew across the room. As the school burned to the ground Carrie left and while she walked home covered in blood she left a trail of fire and mass destruction on the town. When she got home she ran to the closet where Carrie locked her mother in, little did she know that while she was at the prom Margaret broke out using banging on the crack Carrie left and grabbed a knife. Margaret took the knife and stabbed Carrie with out wounding her, when Margaret was about to kill Carrie for good, Carrie stooped her mother's heart and watched her die.
Kimberly Peirce
Director(s)
Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa
Stephen King
Writer(s)
J. Miles Dale
executive producer
Kevin Misher
producer
Producer(s)
Marco Beltrami
Composer(s)
Carrie White
Chloë Grace Moretz
Tommy Ross
Ansel Elgort
Margaret White
Julianne Moore
Miss Desjardin
Judy Greer
Sue Snell
Gabriella Wilde
Chris Hargensen
Portia Doubleday
Billy Nolan
Alex Russell
Estelle Parsons
Michelle Nolden
Eleanor Snell
Cynthia Preston
Young Carrie
Skyler Wexler
The Beak
Connor Price
Tina
Zoë Belkin
Kenny
Kyle Mac
Heather
Samantha Weinstein
Jackie Talbott
Max Topplin
Ms. Arlene Walsh
Kim Roberts
Sheriff Otis Doyle
William MacDonald
Ernie
Philip Nozuka
Dress Shop Passerby
Lucy DeLaat
Dr. Dean McDuffy
Chris Britton
Student Dancer #2
Alana Randall
Erika Gogan
Mouna Traoré
Nikki
Karissa Strain
Lizzi
Katie Strain
Brad
Nykeem Provo
Prom Survivor
Travis Hedland
Student Dancer #1
Ryan Wilson
Mean Girl
Amber Sharp
Cheerleader #1
Holly Miranda
Gym Class Mean Girl 5
Chanelle Larocque
Gym Class Mean Girl 1
Natalie Dale
Flower Girl
Chloe Van Landschoot
Gym Class Mean Girl 4
Samantha Hutchinson
Julia
Julia Caudle
Grieving Prom Girl
Shawna Greenspan
Student Dancer #7
Chen Annie
Student Dancer #8
Sarah Vance
Gym Class Mean Girl 2
Jade Poole
Gym Class Mean Girl 3
Amanda Jane Crist
High school student (uncredited)
Joshua William James
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Director(s)
Stephen King
Writer(s)
executive producer
Kevin Misher
producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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