'Carrie' - Watch the Official Trailer for Mike Flanagan's New Stephen King Series
- Prime Video released the official Carrie trailer on Wednesday, with all eight episodes starring Summer Howell premiering October 7, 2026 on the streaming platform.
- Showrunner Mike Flanagan adapted Stephen King's 1974 novel to explore the 'bigger picture' of telekinetic powers, promising a prom sequence no one has ever seen before.
- Summer Howell portrays Carrie White, a misfit thrust into high school after her father's death, while Samantha Sloyan plays her protective mother, Margaret White.
- Each episode after the premiere opens with a unique story of a woman coming to terms with her own abilities, expanding Carrie's place within a larger universe of gifted women.
- This Amazon MGM Studios production arrives over 50 years after King's novel's publication, diverging from Brian De Palma's 1976 film adaptation that earned Academy Award nominations.
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Roma, 9 set. (askanews) - Unveiled the official trailer of "Carrie," the series in eight episodes signed by the visionary showrunner Mike Flanagan available from October 7, 2026 on Prime Video in over 240 countries and territories around the world. The video gives a first glimpse of this contemporary reinterpretation of Stephen King's novel, offering an unprecedented look at how the series amplifies the narrative universe, exploring the forces t…
"Carrie, the Stranger" has already date to debut in Prime Video and trailer to increase the expectation. The platform has released that the eight episodes come into the air on October 7. The production has as showrunner the director and screenwriter Mike Flanagan (from "The Curse of the Residence Hill" and "Doctor Sono") and is starred by Summer H. Howell in the role of Carrie White. According to the platform, she was selected after a test with …
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