Amazon Greenlights Mike Flanagan's 'Carrie' Series Adaptation

The eight-episode reimagining of Stephen King's classic novel is set to begin production this summer in Vancouver, with Siena Agudong confirmed as Sue Snell and Summer H. Howell close to finalizing her role as Carrie White.

Amazon Prime Video has officially ordered an eight-episode TV adaptation of Stephen King's 'Carrie,' led by acclaimed horror creator Mike Flanagan as writer, showrunner, and director of select episodes.
Production for the series is scheduled to commence this summer in Vancouver, signaling significant progress in bringing the project to life.
Siena Agudong has been cast as Sue Snell, a pivotal character who transitions from bullying Carrie to attempting to befriend her, marking a major casting milestone.
Summer H. Howell, known for her roles in horror films, is nearing a deal to play the titular role of Carrie White, a misfit high-schooler with emerging telekinetic powers.
The series is described as a 'bold and timely reimagining,' exploring Carrie's isolated upbringing, bullying, and the tragic events that follow, while honoring the legacy of past adaptations.