Entertainment · TV & Streaming · 15 hrs ago
Summer H. Howell avoided the 1976 film while preparing to play Carrie
Summer H. Howell plays Carrie White in a Prime Video mini-series based on Stephen King’s novel.
It is the story’s third screen adaptation, following films released in 1976 and 2013.
Howell said she deliberately did not watch the 1976 film before filming.
She and series creator Mike Flanagan agreed that this would help her build her own version of Carrie.
After filming, she watched the original film with the cast and others in Vancouver.
She read King’s novel a few months later.
Her choice shows one way an actor can approach a famous role without first studying earlier performances.
Summer H. Howell said she deliberately avoided watching the 1976 film Carrie before playing Carrie White in a Prime Video mini-series.
She and creator Mike Flanagan agreed she should build her own version of the character.
The mini-series is the third adaptation of Stephen King’s novel, following films released in 1976 and 2013.
After filming, Howell watched the 1976 film with the cast and others at Vancouver’s Rio Theatre.
She read the novel a few months later.
- Who
- Summer H. Howell, who plays Carrie White, and series creator Mike Flanagan.
- What
- Howell deliberately did not watch the 1976 Carrie film before filming the mini-series.
- When
- Before filming; she watched the film after filming and read the novel a few months later.
- Where
- The mini-series is for Prime Video. The post-filming screening took place at the Rio Theatre in Vancouver.
- Why
- Howell and Flanagan agreed she should build her own version of the character.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
No, I deliberately refused to watch it.
Howell and Mike Flanagan agreed she should build her own version of Carrie.
Howell watched the 1976 film with the cast and others at the Rio Theatre in Vancouver.
Howell read Stephen King’s novel.
- Actor
- Summer H. Howell
- Character
- Carrie White
- Creator
- Mike Flanagan
- Original film
- Carrie, released in 1976
- Previous adaptation
- Carrie: The Rage, released in 2013
- Screening venue
- Rio Theatre, Vancouver










