but i'm david bruce you're watching visual hollywood well we take a pen centric point of view of hollywood movies and today we're going to take a look at a very important film least i think so from two thousand and thirteen and that's kerry and the reason why i think it's an important film is that because one of the very few films like what's wrong with hollywood very few films directed by a woman kimberly peirce is their name most famous for boys don't cry and she did a marvelous job of directing this film the film unfortunately didn't do well at the box office it was had a budget of thirty million and to date it's brought in about thirty five so you know got its money back but you know no blockbuster by any stretch with an opening weekend of about sixteen million lesson learned here is not a good idea to remake classics the one nine hundred seventy six which you're going to see a trailer of six years old this is the first time that carrie has actually been played by a teenager and a teenager that would be the same teenage age as carrie and stephen king's novel so makes it kind of interesting the other thing too is that the other one with a male director nine hundred seventy six was a male point of view this one female directors of woman's point of you know stephen king's work so it's really interesting to view from that perspective i think julianne moore is in this one as well she plays carrie's mom and good choice curiously jodie foster had been considered for that role and julianne moore obviously got it which kind of reminds you of you know the hannibal lector series when julianne moore replaced jodie foster in that series so yeah interesting listen i'm going to show you trailers from both i'm going to show you behind the scenes featurettes and the comic interview with the cast and crew beef for the film came out very interesting just to hear how they wanted this thing to come across and well received by the audience so without any further ado here is  the girl who lives in that creepy house with her crazy mother dream come true for everyone else it would be a night it's a story about being a loner an outcast and then being given power concentrate hard enough i can make things move again but she can't cry enough she can't scream not she can speak enough energy within know i'm going to go  all right so get comfortable here guys kimberly i'm going to start with you obviously with kerry you have the original source material which is the book by stephen king and then you have the nine hundred seventy six film of course which is equally famous i'm guessing you didn't choose to take a lot from the broadway musical which could have been soon but you i'm guessing you didn't because you started doing this project what how did you decide what to take sort of more or less from in terms of you know so many ways whenever there was a question when he went back to the book so using the book as a resource through the destruction of the book is quite a quite a bit bigger than that than the movie so we we were able to utilize that obviously in today's day and age with an opportunity to do things that you couldn't do back in the day technologically and we were able to do it but i think it all comes from the character of the end of the day it's not just we didn't want to do things because we could carry had fun with the asked and yet most awesome thing ever what was that like it was probably the most fun for about the first two and then after that i just got like sticky yale law and it was like forty degrees outside it was freezing but it was amazing because each day in the blood it became something else and every day there's a lot of things we refer to as like we have the well plugged in the fire blood drive line and like all the different and we have to have a big collection of like because you know shoot chronologically you have to kind of map out what you're doing and it was amazing because each day throughout the character the blood became is really rooted in social isolation and she's somebody who kind of moved away from her family and joined a religious saturn that wasn't strict enough for her only sat with her husband and he died she thought but she's pregnant the child has a cancer and they deliver the baby sissy who was so wonderful was twenty six times when she made the original carrie and so here's somebody who's actually a teenager in a story about about being a teenager and that for me i think was i just incredibly lucky concentrate hard enough i can make things move there are other people out there like me who can do what i can