Carrie
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| Gender | Female |
| Related names | Caroline |
| Wikipedia articles | All pages beginning with "Carrie" |
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Carrie is a female given name in English speaking countries, usually a pet form of Caroline. It may refer to:
- Carrie (novel) is a novel by Stephen King
- Carrie (1976 film), the 1976 film adaptation of King's novel
- The Rage: Carrie 2, a 1999 sequel to the 1976 film
- Carrie (2002 film), a 2002 television movie remake of the 1976 film
- Carrie (musical), the 1988 stage musical adaptation of King's novel
- Carrie White, the titular character from the novel and film
- Carrie (1976 film), the 1976 film adaptation of King's novel
- Carrie (1952 film), a film adaptation of Theodore Dreiser's novel, Sister Carrie
- Carrie (band), a band fronted by Steve Ludwin and ex EMF bassist Zac Foley
- "Carrie" (song), a song by the rock group Europe
- "Carrie", a song by pop singer Cliff Richard
- Carrie (digital library)
Carrie may also be:
- Carrie Fisher, actress best known for Princess Leia in the original Star Wars trilogy
- Carrie Underwood, award-winning country singer and winner of American Idol's 4th season
- Carrie Davis, a radio sportsreader
- Carrie Finklea, an American actress
- Carrie, a Pixl from Super Paper Mario
- Carrie Heffernan, the wife of Doug Heffernan on The King of Queens
- Carrie and Barry, a BBC sitcom
- Carrie Bradshaw, the main character on HBO's Sex and the City
- "Carrie Anne", a 1967 hit song by the British Invasion band, The Hollies
- "Carrie not-the-kind-of-girl-you'd-marry", the character that sings the ABBA song "That's Me"
- Carrie, the protagonist's girlfriend from Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds
- Carrie the Caregiver, a computer game in which the player becomes a caregiver for babies and children
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