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“Flanagan’s version updates those elements for the cyberbullying era — which means our 2026 Carrie, played by Summer H.”
“How Do You Remake a Horror Classic?”
“You’ve done a number of Stephen King adaptations.”
“Things that I think are even more relevant, and have even sharper teeth today than they did half a century ago.”
“A world in which Carrie drives off into the sunset with the psychics from Brian De Palma’s The Fury.”
““Steve’s story is driving toward a grave,” Flanagan says.”
“What were the radical changes you felt you needed to make?”
“I mean, there are three other prom sequences to look at; you don’t want to be stepping into any ground that has been thoroughly explored before.”
“It forces you to kind of put yourself into these positions of incredible vulnerability and fear.”
“I was scared of the genre in a profound way as a kid.”
“But I made an Exorcist movie that, as a fan, I love.”
“And it made me feel ashamed of myself.”
“How do you choreograph that sequence and do it in a way in which it’s not a complete De Palma reprise?”
“This was brought to me when I started my time over at Amazon.”
“I show it from certain perspectives with certain starting points, limitations, and endpoints.”
“I would watch scary things through my fingers.”
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“It started to look like a different kind of adaptation for me.”
“Honestly, I think if this book had been published later in Steve’s career, he would have done it on his own.”
“We had this this awesome chance to kind of take something that’s in the book and actually run it up the field for the first time.”
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“Do you have any interest in it?” And my initial reaction was no.”
“I know I’m going to get beat to hell regardless of what I do and regardless of how it comes out, but I made a movie I love.”
“His Margaret White is this fanatical abuser who hates her daughter, and our Margaret White is a very misguided woman who loves her daughter so ferociously that that love threatens to crush her, but is all out of intense parental anxiety more than fear and hate.”