the movie carrie first came out in 2016.
when did the movie carrie first come out?
2016
carrie





























carrie may refer to:





























section::::people.





























bullet::::- carrie (name), a female given name and occasionally a surname





























section::::places in the united states.





























bullet::::- carrie, kentucky, an unincorporated community





























bullet::::- carrie, virginia, an unincorporated community





























bullet::::- carrie glacier, olympic national park, washington





























section::::arts and entertainment.





























bullet::::- "carrie" (novel), by stephen king, and its adaptations:





























bullet::::- "carrie" (1976 film)





























bullet::::- "carrie" (2002 film)





























bullet::::- "carrie" (2013 film)





























bullet::::- "carrie" (musical)





























bullet::::- the title character of "sister carrie", a 1900 novel by theodore dreiser





























bullet::::- "carrie" (1952 film), based on dreiser's novel
carrie
in october 2006, "whiteout" entered development at dark castle entertainment, with production slated to begin in the coming winter for a release date in the first quarter of 2008. dominic sena, a fan of the graphic novel since its '98 debut, had sought to acquire the rights to direct a film adaptation, and when rights were acquired by dark castle, sena petitioned to producer joel silver, president of the company, for the opportunity to direct "whiteout". in february 2007, with warner bros. signed on to distribute "whiteout", sena was hired to direct the film, based on the adapted screenplay by the hoebers. in the same month, beckinsale was cast in the lead role. production began on march 5, 2007 in manitoba, with later footage being shot in montreal, quebec. a set was also constructed on the shore of lake winnipeg. the film was primarily set in a bright world of ice and sunlight, an unconventional approach to the murder mystery genre. both real and fake snow were used in production. the author of the graphic novel, greg rucka, applauded the film adaptation of his source material, but upon seeing the finished film felt differently, saying that "comic carrie and one act play carrie would shake movie carrie down behind the bleachers, laugh her out of the you share our name club, and send her limping and mewling home to mother. and they wouldn't feel a moment's regret about doing it, either.". filming concluded a few weeks before comic-con in july 2007.
whiteout (2009 film)