Exorcist: The Beginning
Years before Father Merrin helped save Regan MacNeil’s soul, he first encounters the demon Pazuzu in East Africa.
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Renny Harlin
Oscar Beuselinck
Bruce Franklin
Antti J. Jokinen
Luca Lachin
Catherine Olaya
Portia Tickell
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"_Sometimes I think the best view of God is from Hell._" This stopped being art and is more of a Hollywood prequel for the numbers. There is a good twist that you see coming and while it was cool to see, it still is not a great movie.
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The directors of Exorcist: The Beginning are Renny Harlin, Oscar Beuselinck, Bruce Franklin, Antti J. Jokinen, Luca Lachin, Catherine Olaya, and Portia Tickell.
The cast of Exorcist: The Beginning includes James D'Arcy as Father Francis, Izabella Scorupco as Sarah Lesno, Stellan Skarsgård as Father Lankester Merrin, Israel Aduramo as Jomo, Ralph Brown as Sergeant Major, Andrew French as Chuma, Julian Wadham as Major Granville, Alan Ford as Jefferies, Ben Cross as Semelier, Eddie Osei as Emekwi, Remy Sweeney as Joseph, Antonie Kamerling as Lieutenant Kessel, and more.
The duration of Exorcist: The Beginning is 1h 54 mins.
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Exorcist: The Beginning was released on 20 Aug 2004.
Exorcist: The Beginning is listed under Horror on Fanbiz.
Exorcist: The Beginning has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 4.0/10. One reviewer wrote: ""_Sometimes I think the best view of God is from Hell._" This stopped being art and is more of a Hollywood prequel for the numbers. There is a good twist that you see coming..."
