Why Sue Snell From Carrie Looks So Familiar

Horror fans tuning into Prime Video's "Carrie" might notice some familiar actors, including Siena Agudong. Mike Flanagan's limited series adaptation of the Stephen King novel puts a modern spin on the story of Carrie White's (Summer H. Howell) gruesome dealings with her high school bullies. Agudong plays Sue Snell, one of the students who torments Carrie and eventually feels remorse for her actions.

Born in 2004, Agudong already had several TV and film roles under her belt before "Carrie." She first appeared in a series in 2014, taking on a recurring role as Lulu Parker in the single-season ABC Western "Killer Women." Soon after, Agudong got her start on Nickelodeon as Natlee in "Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn," which predated her starring role as Sophia Miller in "Star Falls." Agudong later headlined the Netflix teen comedy "No Good Nick" as the titular character in both seasons. 

In 2021, Agudong joined the "Fast & Furious" franchise when she played the younger version of Jordana Brewster's Mia in "F9: The Fast Saga." She later appeared as a young Billie Wesker in Netflix's 2022 "Resident Evil" series. Agudong also starred as high school dancer Dallas Bryan opposite Noah Beck's football player Drayton Lahey in the Tubi romance film "Sidelined: The QB and Me" and its sequel, "Sidelined 2: Intercepted."

Siena Agudong joined an ensemble cast featuring Matthew Lillard and Amber Midthunder for the new adaptation of "Carrie," created by Mike Flanagan. According to Agudong, Lillard helped make the set a comfortable place to work from the start.

During an interview with Collider alongside Lillard and other members of the "Carrie" cast, Agudong reflected on her experience filming the miniseries. She said Lillard, who plays Principal Henry Grayle, helped establish a calm and welcoming environment for the cast early on. "Matthew, in one of his first scenes in rehearsal, announced to the room ... 'I just want to announce that I'm nervous. I'm gonna just try whatever, I'm gonna try on the first take and whatever comes out is gonna come out, and I'm gonna get the hang of it,'" she recalled. "It was so nice to walk into a room and feel like we could just show up."

Prime Video subscribers can get in the spooky spirit this October by streaming all eight episodes of "Carrie."