Mike Flanagan Maps Out Three-Season Plan for Carrie TV Series
Mike Flanagan says his Carrie TV adaptation would run three seasons and extend the story beyond the prom, wrapping up on his terms.
Mike Flanagan has a clear roadmap for bringing Carrie to television. The filmmaker says his adaptation of Stephen King's novel is built around a three-season plan, one that would carry the story past the events of the prom.
That approach sets the potential series apart from previous adaptations, which have largely ended where the book's most famous sequence does. Flanagan's version would keep going, using the extra seasons to explore what comes after.
Just as notable is the ending he has in mind. Flanagan says the show would wrap up after three seasons if he gets his way, suggesting a self-contained run rather than an open-ended commitment.
Flanagan's track record in horror television has made him a sought-after name for this kind of material, and word of his plans was reported by JoBlo. No release details have been announced.
Quick answers
How many seasons would Mike Flanagan's Carrie series run?
Flanagan has a three-season plan and says the series would wrap up after three seasons if he gets his way.
Will the Carrie TV series go beyond the prom?
Yes. Flanagan's plan would extend the story beyond the prom.
When will the Carrie series be released?
No release details have been announced.