Lo sguardo di Satana - Carrie

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ChloÃ« Grace Moretz, Julianne Moore, Judy Greer, Portia Doubleday, and Ansel Elgort are the only A [...]	D
In the scene showing Tina on fire, the stunt double was actually set on fire. Kimberly Peirce explai [...]	D
It was a hot day with temperatures lingering around 103 degrees when they shot the scene in which th [...]	D
Shailene Woodley turned down the role of Carrie White, while Haley Bennett, Emily Browning, Lily Col [...]	D
Because ChloÃ« Grace Moretz was a minor, she was limited to eight hours of work per day. When she [...]	D
Upon the release of this film, many fans of both the novel and the 1976 film criticized the casting [...]	D
When casting the film, producer Kevin Misher was looking for a group of young actors that were on th [...]	D
Stephen King was unenthusiastic about another adaptation of the novel, saying it was unnecessary whe [...]	D
For the film's viral marketing campaign, a phone number was created. The phone number was (207) 404- [...]	D
The character Fern Mayo in Amiche cattive (1999), played by Judy Greer, was inspired by Sissy Spacek [...]	D
For the shattered mirror scene, the filmmakers tried to shoot it practically with the shards of glas [...]	D
Shailene Woodley turned down the role of Carrie. She would eventually star alongside Ansel Elgort in [...]	D
This is the first screen adaptation where Carrie is played by an actual teenager. ChloÃ« Grace Mor [...]	D
Film debut for Ansel Elgort.	D
Kimberly Peirce was inspired by Lars von Trier''s miniseries Il regno (1994) to shoot a scene where [...]	D
Ansel Elgort is a foot taller than ChloÃ« Grace Moretz; he always towered over her when they share [...]	D
While Kimberly Peirce was proud of her work on the film, she was disappointed that the studio interf [...]	D
The first film version to show Carrie acknowledge that Tommy Ross had died after being hit on the he [...]	D
Kimberly Peirce was a close friend of Brian DePalma, director of "Carrie" (1976); they were friends [...]	D
Shortly after the release of the film, a petition for the release of an extended/directors cut of th [...]	D
The twins had more active roles in the prank according to one of the drafts of the script. Nicki wou [...]	D
The film was originally slated to begin with a scene from the novel; a young Carrie wanders into the [...]	D
Kimberly Peirce said in the Blu-ray commentary that she wanted each of the deaths of Carrie's bullie [...]	D
While at the pig farm, Billy Nolan (Alex Russell) kisses the sledgehammer before killing the pig. Al [...]	D
In a slight nod to the novel, Carrie is shown to briefly contemplate simply walking off the stage af [...]	D
Portia Doubleday portrays Chris Hargensen, the ringleader of Carrie's bullies. Doubleday is also the [...]	D
Due to changes in laws in the following decades, and a difference in societal values, smoking was no [...]	D
Body Count: 12.	D
Production was running over schedule and the filmmakers were faced with being forced to abandon the [...]	D
Certain scenes in the script with Miss Desjardin were slightly rewritten to accommodate Judy Greer, [...]	D
Sissy Spacek, who played the title role in Carrie - Lo sguardo di Satana (1976), was humorously cons [...]	D
The visual effects team planned a lot of intricate sequences for some of the film's deaths, includin [...]	D
When using her telekinetic powers during the climax, Carrie aggressively moves her arms, uses hand g [...]	D
Kimberly Peirce stated that they used about 1000 gallons of fake blood. With about 50 tests, along w [...]	D
While billed as a new adaptation of the novel, many screenplay elements were adapted from the 1976 f [...]	D
Jodie Foster was considered to play Margaret White. Julianne Moore had stepped into a role written f [...]	D
When Carrie reads the poem "Samson Agonistes", its final line "all in flames ascended" read by her f [...]	D
Sue's prom dress is red, and when Carrie visits the dress shop to buy fabric for her prom dress, she [...]	D
ChloÃ« Grace Moretz describes the film as a darker, more twisted version that focuses on the mothe [...]	D
To prepare her for the role, director Kimberly Peirce sent ChloÃ« Grace Moretz to homeless shelter [...]	D
There's one detail of the prom scene in the novel that's not present in any of the films: Carrie act [...]	D
The only version where Tina is not the first one to be killed in the prom scene. In this film, Carri [...]	D
Lindsay Lohan was considered for the role of Carrie White, being suggested by Stephen King himself, [...]	D
Carrie is one of several characters (usually female) in Stephen King novels with mental powers. Othe [...]	D
In the original script, Nicki and Lizzy were meant to die along with Jackie Talbot in the bleachers, [...]	D
This is the only version where Chris Hargensen, the leader of Carrie's bullies, has brunette hair. I [...]	D
When approaching the telekinetic powers, Kimberly Peirce went through the script page by page and ga [...]	D
The characters Heather, Erika Gogan, Nicki, and Lizzy are an assemblage of characters Helen Shyres, [...]	D
Ahead of release, one of the most frequent question raised in forums (and in IMDb's own FAQ section) [...]	D
The producers communicated with Stephen King, but he did not actively consult on the film.	D
This is one of the films ChloÃ« Grace Moretz has been in that involve periods. Other films that in [...]	D
In Stephen King's mini series, Rose Red (2002), the beginning sequence sees the character Annie usin [...]	D
The gas station explosion, which sets Chris and Billy's bodies in the car on fire, was done practica [...]	D
It was Julianne Moore's idea for her character Margaret White to have graying hair.	D
The film was delayed from March 15, 2013 to October 18, 2013; ChloÃ« Grace Moretz has stated that [...]	D
ChloÃ« Grace Moretz had admitted to not having watched any previous incarnation of "Carrie" prior [...]	D
Although it was a minor subplot in the novel (it is mentioned twice), this is the only "Carrie" film [...]	D
From the beginning, the studio was committed to making an R-rated film.	D
To prepare for her role, ChloÃ« Grace Moretz learned how to sew dresses and locked herself in a cl [...]	D
The aspiration from the beginning was to make a classic horror film that has real characters and not [...]	D
This is the second time ChloÃ« Grace Moretz has played a character named Carrie. The first was Car [...]	D
Cynthia Preston, who plays Eleanor Snell, shares a birthday with Priscilla Pointer, who played the s [...]	D
Carrie's teacher has the same last name as Stuart Ullman from "The Shining", another Stephen King no [...]	D
The scene where Carrie levitates Margaret to force her to talk to her was originally much longer, wi [...]	D
Kimberly Peirce did not want to think of the film as a remake of the original film but instead as a [...]	D
The only version that Chris Hargensen is not killed the same time as her boyfriend Billy Nolan. In a [...]	D
In the novel, Margaret listens to the Tennessee Ernie Ford song "Let the Lower Lights Be Burning." D [...]	D
The shower scene for this film is not as explicit as the 1976 film; there's no nudity shown. The 200 [...]	D
As part of the promotion for the upcoming Halloween release of the film, a telekinetic coffee shop s [...]	D
The only adaptation of the novel to not feature the character Norma Watson. In the 1976 version, she [...]	D
Margaret White originally died by having Carrie telekinetically stop her heart, which happens in bot [...]	D
In the novel, Ms. Desjardin tells Carrie about her own prom experience. This scene was filmed; howev [...]	D
Kimberly Peirce took a page out of Stephen King's novel when it came to the film's tone, as she want [...]	D
Margaret White (Julianne Moore) is shown, in various scenes, hurting herself by either scratching he [...]	D
When Kimberly Peirce started collaborating with ChloÃ« Grace Moretz, she told her to set off a tee [...]	D
ChloÃ« Grace Moretz and Ansel Elgort also starred in "November Criminals" (2016).	D
The scene showing Sue and Tommy making out in his pickup truck (she talks to him about bullying Carr [...]	D
In this adaptation, Chris Hargensen is intentionally made up to look overtanned with too much makeup [...]	D
ChloÃ« Grace Moretz insisted that she not be told when the fake blood was going to be dumped onto [...]	D
A scene which involved Chris starting to fellate Billy in his car in order to convince him to help h [...]	D
The poem Carrie reads from in English class is an excerpt from John Milton's 1671 poem "Samson Agoni [...]	D
The rocks that rain at the end of the film were real. Stunt doubles were used so the actresses would [...]	D
George Dawson was supposed to die at the prom, being impaled by one of the star lanterns while Erika [...]	D
This film serves as the debut for Chloe Van Landschoot, Annie Chen, Natalie Dale, Alex Gordon, and A [...]	D
Heather is shown wearing a white baseball cap. This is a reference to the red baseball cap worn by P [...]	D
Portia Doubleday dyed her hair brown to play the role of Chris Hargensen.	D
Carrie and Chris were supposed to have a direct interaction after Carrie leaves the dress shop. The [...]	D
Nicki and Lizzy weren't siblings in the original script, just best friends. Kimberly Pierce rewrote [...]	D
Alex Russell starred in Chronicle (2012), another film about a teenager who discovers they have tele [...]	D
Both the 1976 and 2013 versions of the film have different endings than the novel. In the novel, the [...]	D
Unlike the 1976 original film and 2002 remake, Carrie also has Pyrokinesis shown when she burned a c [...]	D
This is the second "Carrie" film to have Ms. Desjardin spared instead of killed. She is killed in th [...]	D
This film inspired a fan campaign for Kimberly Peirce's cut with the hashtag #ReleaseThePeirceCut.	D
In the novel, Carrie and Sue speak to each other again after the disastrous prom. Sue tells Carrie t [...]	D

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