to humiliate Carrie, but are convinced of her innocence when Jackie Talbot reveals Sue had no knowledge of it. Later, Sue drives Carrie to Florida to help her start a new life. She was supposed to appear in the following series, which never materialized because of the low ratings. 2013 film Gabriella Wilde was cast as Sue in 2013 version of Carrie. In concordance to the novel, Sue is pregnant at the end of the film. When she enters the White house, Carrie at first contemplates killing her but lets her go. When she begins bringing the house down Sue attempts to get her out of it. Carrie is able to sense that Sue is pregnant with a girl and saves her life by telekinetically sending her out of the house. After the events of the prom, she is summoned to court to help uncover what role Carrie played. In the following voice-over, she admits that Carrie caused the disaster, and blames everyone else, including herself, for instigating it. After that, she visits Carrie's vandalized grave and puts a white rose on it and leaves. Later, the headstone cracks and Carrie's scream is heard. In an alternate ending, Sue is seen in the hospital giving birth, when suddenly a bloody hand comes out of the birth canal and grabs her. Sue then wakes up screaming in her mother's arms, still visibly pregnant. Performers Amy Irving (1976, 1999; theatrical film and The Rage) Sally Ann Triplett (1988; musical) Kandyse McClure (2002; television film) Christy Altomare (2012; musical) Gabriella Wilde (2013; theatrical film) Lili Reinhart (2018; Riverdale: A Night to Remember (as Betty Cooper)) Musical In 1988, the property was adapted for a musical. Sue was portrayed by Sally Ann Triplett in both the London and the Broadway productions. As in other adaptations, she is dating Tommy and does not attend the prom. Sue is shown as being much more sorrowful for Carrie than in the other versions. She has one solo song, "It Hurts to be Strong", which she sings when challenged by her friends as to why she is being kind to Carrie. The musical closes as the book does, with Sue comforting the dying Carrie. In a reading in November 2009, Sue was played by Tony nominee Jennifer Damiano. In the 2012 Off-Broadway revival at the Lucille Lortel Theater, Sue was played by Christy Altomare. In this adaption, Sue