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Stephen King Almost Threw ‘Carrie’ in the Trash. Then It Changed Everything
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The Hollywood Reporter publishes an interview with Stephen King marking the 50th anniversary of the 1976 film adaptation of his novel "Carrie." King looks back on nearly discarding the manuscript pages, the low-priced deal for the movie rights, and the film, which the outlet says transformed the horror genre. The outlet describes it as a rare interview.
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Stephen King Almost Threw ‘Carrie’ in the Trash. Then It Changed Everything
On the film’s 50th anniversary, King looks back at the nearly discarded pages, the bargain-basement movie deal and the 1976 classic that transformed horror.
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