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Favorite Horror Movie | 2014
Best Scream Queen | 2014 | Chloë Grace
Best Performance by a Younger Actor | 2014 | Chloë Grace
Sequel or Remake That Shouldnt Have Been Made | 2013
International nonCanadian Actress Feature FilmMade for Television or Straight to Video Feature That Was Filmed in Canada | 2014 | Chloë Grace
Film Composer of the Year For and | 2014
Film Composer of the Year | 2014 | Marco
Campy Flick of the Year | 2014
Best Horror Film | 2014
Best Supporting Actress | 2014 | Julianne
Best International Actress | 2014 | Chloë Grace
Budget 30,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 84,790,678 USD
Because Chloë Grace Moretz was a minor, she was limited to eight hours of work per day. When she was unavailable, director Kimberly Peirce substituted; she would be off-screen. This was only done with scenes that Julianne Moore would talk to Carrie.
This is the first screen adaptation where Carrie is played by an actual teenager. Chloë Grace Moretz was 15 during filming, whereas Sissy Spacek and Angela Bettis, who played the role in Carrie (1976) and Carrie (2002) respectively, were 25 and 28 when they played Carrie.
The film was originally slated to begin with a scene from the novel; a young Carrie wanders into the yard next door and found her teenage neighbor sunbathing. Margaret flies out of their home in a rage and scoops up Carrie, who throws a tantrum and summons a rain of stones. This prologue was also shot for Carrie (1976) and wound up being deleted from both versions.
Chloë Grace Moretz had admitted to not having watched any previous incarnation of "Carrie" prior to this film. She decided not to watch previous versions (prior to making this film) since she wanted to create her own spin on the character and not try to copy Sissy Spacek or Angela Bettis.
Shortly after the release of the film, a petition for the release of an extended/directors cut of this film was launched. Fans felt that this would be a new adaptation of the novel (as the final version of the film borrowed elements from the 1976 version) if they added in the scenes that were excised. Some of the scenes include: The White Commission, Sue Snell's video diary, Extended scenes, and more social media elements (Facebook, messaging, etc.). This information was given out by audience members who attended test screenings of the film and the cast and crew of the film. This original cut was going to be released on its original release date of March 15, 2013 before being re-edited during post-production and being pushed back to October 18, 2013 to coincide with Halloween.
