UPDATED: Kimberly Peirce's 'Carrie' Remake Casts Key Co-Stars

Bloody Disgusting (via /Film) reports that the very talented (and still very underappreciated) Judy Greer is in talks to play one of the film's lone kind characters - the gym teacher (who was called Miss Desjardin in King’s book and Miss Collins in De Palma's film). If you're familiar with the material, you'll recognize Miss Desjardin/Collins as one of the few people who is genuinely nice and supportive to Carrie, even when it leaves her open for ridicule from the various mean girls who make Carrie's life so utterly horrific. Greer was last seen in "The Descendants" and "Jeff, Who Lives at Home" and will next appear in "Playing the Field" with Gerard Butler and Jessica Biel. 

Wilde will also reportedly take a part key to the mythos of Carrie White. She will play Sue Snell, one of those mean girls who makes Carrie's life difficult, thanks to relentless teasing. Sue, however, eventually has a change of heart and attempts to make amends. White is relatively new to Hollywood, but she was last seen in "The Three Musketeers" and will next be seen in Roland Emmerich's TV movie, "Dark Horse." The Sue Snell role in "Carrie" would be a nice, dramatic supporting role for Wilde to take on, one that would likely increase her stock in the industry. 

Peirce’s film has been penned by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, and reportedly hews more closely to King's original novel than De Palma's film. "Carrie" is already set to hit theaters on March 15, 2013.