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* [[Creator Preferred Adaptation]]: King believes that DePalma's film adaptation is a superior work to his novel.
* [[Dawson Casting]]: Both the 1976 and 2002 versions employ this.
** Averted in the upcoming remake, with 15-year old [[Chloe Grace Moretz]] taking the role.
* [[Fake American]]:
** The 2002 version, having been shot in [[Stargate City|Vancouver]], was so jam-packed with Canadians-playing-Americans that it would be simpler to list the actors who ''weren't'' Canadian: the Americans [[Angela Bettis]], [[Patricia Clarkson]], Rena Sofer and David Keith, and the Australian Emilie de Ravin.
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** Subverted by Sissy Spacek -- while her most famous role is her Oscar-winning turn as Loretta Lynn in ''Coal Miner's Daughter'', this is probably her second most famous (and it also got her an Oscar nomination).
** In the 2002 version, Carrie is [[May]] [[Angela Bettis|Canady]], she went to school with [[Lost|Claire Littleton]], [[Battlestar Galactica Reimagined|Anastasia Dualla]] and [[Ginger Snaps|Ginger Fitzgerald]], and her mother is [[Six Feet Under|Sarah]] [[Patricia Clarkson|O'Connor]].
** For the 2012 version, may God help all the supervillains in New York, because [[Kick-Ass (film)|Hit-]][[Chloe Grace Moretz|Girl]] now has ''real'' superpowers. (On top of her [[Let the Right One In|being a vampire]].) Meanwhile, [[Chronicle|Matt Garrety]] has lost ''his'' superpowers and is now experiencing what it's like to be on the receiving end of them.
* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: Both the original movie and the TV remake were dubbed in Japan and both versions has very interesting casting choices, since many of the voice actors worked in many classics of the [[Mecha]] genre as protagonists:
** Carrie [[Keiko Han|is]] [[Sailor Moon|Luna]] and [[Mobile Suit Gundam|Lalah Sun]]. This is also considered as [[Hilarious in Hindsight]] since both girls have psychic powers and {{spoiler|both Carrie and Lalah end their days in a very violent way.}} In the TV remake, [[Yuko Goto|her younger self]] is [[Haruhi Suzumiya|Mikuru Asahina]], [[Queen's Blade|Menace]] and [[Code Geass|Anya Alstreim.]]
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* [[Method Acting]]:
** In the 1976 version, Sissy Spacek deliberately isolated herself from her castmates during filming.
** In [http://www.joblo.com/horror-movies/news/director-kimberly-peirce-weighs-in-on-the-carrie-remake-starring-chloe-moretz the 2013 version], [[Chloe Grace Moretz]] sewed her own dresses, and spent hours on end locked in a closet in order to simulate what Carrie's mother put her through.
* [[Production Posse]]: [[Brian De Palma]], [[John Travolta]] and Nancy Allen reunited five years later for the film ''Blow Out''.
* [[Real Life Relative]]:
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