L'esorcista II - L'eretico

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Martin Scorsese was one of the few people who liked the film. "The picture asks: Does great goodness [...]	D
Upon its release, the reviews for the film were horrible and scathing. It was one of the worst-revie [...]	D
Final film of Paul Henreid.	D
Kitty Winn was very hesitant to return to her role as Sharon for this film. She'd found making the o [...]	D
Linda Blair said Elizabeth Taylor was often on set with the rest of the crew and cast.	D
William Friedkin recalled seeing the film - "I was at Technicolor and a guy said 'We just finished a [...]	D
In the book The Golden Turkey Awards, this film was voted the second worst movie of all time. It "lo [...]	D
William Peter Blatty, author of the original novel, reportedly had to stifle his own laughter upon v [...]	D
In a 2005 interview, Sir John Boorman remarked: "It all comes down to audience expectations. The fil [...]	D
Richard Burton only agreed to make the film in return for Columbia casting him as Dr. Martin Dysart [...]	D
The production was refused permission to film at just about every location they asked for (including [...]	D
Rose Portillo's debut.	D
This film is listed among the Top Ten Best Bad Films ever made in Golden Raspberry Award founder Joh [...]	D
Linda Blair called this "one of the big disappointments of my career".	D
The original, opening night version of this film was so poorly received that the audience at a theat [...]	D
Original rough cut of the movie was 3 hours long. Amongst the scenes which were deleted from the fin [...]	D
William Friedkin and William Peter Blatty were repeatedly asked for ideas for a sequel, but turned t [...]	D
Rose Portillo is of Spanish ancestry.	D
William Friedkin, director of the first film, told a story, recalled to by a Warner Bros. executive, [...]	D
The swarms of locusts were realized by painting a few thousand Styrofoam packing peanuts brown and s [...]	D
In the opening narration, Father Lamont says Father Merrin first encountered Pazuzu 40 years before [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick turned down the offer to direct. When Sir John Boorman accepted, Kubrick warned him [...]	D
Linda Blair claims Richard Burton read off cue cards for several scenes throughout the movie.	D
Quentin Tarantino is one of the few people who liked the film, even using a song by Ennio Morricone [...]	D
Sir John Boorman confessed that "The sin I committed was not giving the audience what it wanted in t [...]	D
The original cast and crew of L'esorcista (1973) were very much opposed to a sequel. William Friedki [...]	D
Father William O'Malley was contacted to reprise his role as Father Joseph Dyer from the first film. [...]	D
Sir John Boorman was unhappy with William Goodhart's script, and asked Goodhart to do a rewrite, inc [...]	D
Linda Blair had to take tap dancing lessons for the film. Although she loathed it, she came to respe [...]	D
The film's cast includes one Oscar winner (Louise Fletcher) and five Oscar nominees (Linda Blair, Ma [...]	D
Sir John Boorman was laid low by a serious lung infection for a month, resulting in Rospo Pallenberg [...]	D
In a recent documentary about the making of this movie; Linda Blair said director John Boorman appro [...]	D
Christopher Walken was also considered to play Father Lamont, but the studio management was opposed [...]	D
Reportedly, executives at 20th Century Fox we're panicking at the time because Warner Brothers was m [...]	D
Linda Blair said in one interview that Rospo Pallenberg directed a lot of the film as well as doing [...]	D
This film, along with L'esorcista (1973) and L'esorcista III (1990), were serial killer Jeffrey Dahm [...]	D
Sir John Boorman filmed the scene on Regan's balcony on an actual balcony rather than a set, knowing [...]	D
Playwright William Goodhart was commissioned to write the screenplay, titled The Heretic. He built i [...]	D
Linda Blair has said that Richard Burton started out sober, but frequently became drunk during the m [...]	D
Sir John Boorman was originally offered the opportunity to direct L'esorcista (1973) but passed beca [...]	D
The scene where Regan's demon manifestation seduces Father Lamont was originally set to be much more [...]	D
Linda Blair was already in the midst of her drug habits and constantly turned up late to shooting, t [...]	D
Linda Blair claims, because of the rewrites, that the finished film was nothing like what she agreed [...]	D
Richard Burton openly admitted in interviews that this was a paycheck picture for him. "I had a divo [...]	D
Pauline Kael was one of the few critics who liked this movie. This is mostly because Regan is exploi [...]	D
During the filming, director Sir John Boorman contracted San Joaquin Valley Fever (a respiratory fun [...]	D
Jon Voight originally agreed to play Father Lamont before dropping out over concerns with the screen [...]	D
Editor Sam O'Steen was originally scheduled to direct, but the studio decided it wanted a more exper [...]	D
In the original script Regan/Pazuzu turns into a temptress, which then inspires Fr. Lamont to rape h [...]	D
The film's producers deliberately intended the film to be less graphic in content and less dark in t [...]	D
Sir John Boorman was attracted to the film, because "the idea of making a metaphysical thriller grea [...]	D
When the role of Dr. Tuskin was still written as male, Alan Arkin, Richard Dreyfuss, Chris Sarandon, [...]	D
Originally, the script had a major role for Lee J. Cobb's character of "Lt. Kinderman" from the firs [...]	D
Linda Blair refused to be subjected to the makeup she wore in the first film. In flashback scenes, t [...]	D
Because of her resemblance to Ellen Burstyn, Louise Fletcher was originally cast as Chris MacNeil wh [...]	D
Shortly after its premiere, Sir John Boorman went back to re-cut the film in response to poor audien [...]	D
The only actors to reprise their roles from the previous film were Linda Blair, Kitty Winn, and Max [...]	D
Although Pauline Kael hated the original film, once again going against the grain, she loved Part 2; [...]	D
The film was rushed into production because 20th Century Fox released L'esorcista (1973)-inspired ho [...]	D
In his autobiography, Sir John Boorman recounts a day during the beleaguered shoot when Linda Blair [...]	D
Dana Plato plays an uncredited role in this movie, Sandrah Phalor, the little girl at Dr Tuskin's pa [...]	D
In a 1977 TV interview with Ludovic Kennedy, discussing his career renaissance, Richard Burton says [...]	D
Although widely regarded as a flop, the film was actually the only one of the sequels/prequels to sh [...]	D
Although it is often regarded as one of the worst sequels ever made, and one of the worst movies eve [...]	D
At the time of its release, this was the most expensive film produced by Warner Bros.	D
Halfway through production, director Sir John Boorman was struck down by a rare tropical fungus. Unf [...]	D
Director Sir John Boorman pulled the film out of theaters twice to do some more editing.	D
In one scene (lasting eight minutes and ten seconds), the camera cuts to close-ups of Lamont in whic [...]	D
William Peter Blatty claimed to have been the first person to start laughing at the theater at which [...]	D
In one of the last scenes, when the house is shaking and the bed rolling, Linda Blair fell off the b [...]	D
Linda Blair has stated in interviews that she and Richard Burton got along beautifully and that he w [...]	D
Despite Ellen Burstyn's repeated refusals to return, most drafts of the screenplay featured Chris in [...]	D
On the night of the premiere, the movie was laughed off the screen. Things were tolerable until the [...]	D
According to the film's co-producer Richard Lederer, Exorcist II was conceived as a relatively low-b [...]	D

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[first lines] [theatrical version] Possessed Wom [...]	D
Pazuzu: Regan! Come! We're going flying far, far a [...]	D
Father Lamont: The power... it's getting nearer. C [...]	D
Father Lamont: Pazuzu has brushed me with his wing [...]	D
Father Lamont: Was, uh... was Father Merrin afraid [...]	D
Father Lamont: If he can teach me how he has survi [...]	D
Pazuzu: Pazuzu's Regan is the only Regan.	D
Father Lamont: The enemy of the human race is subd [...]	D
Father Lamont: You realize what you're up against, [...]	D
Regan MacNeil: Father, see me. Please, see me.	D
Father Lamont: Pazuzu, king of the evil spirits of [...]	D
Father Lamont: You've got to fight that demon that [...]	D
Regan MacNeil: Be joined with us, Father.	D
Regan MacNeil: What's the matter with you? Sandra [...]	D
Pazuzu: Kill her! We command you!	D
The Cardinal: You're in dire need of prayer. I sug [...]	D
Dr. Gene Tuskin: Where is she? Sharon: She's on t [...]	D
Father Lamont: When the wings have brushed you... [...]	D
Father Lamont: Merrin defeated you. Pazuzu: No, i [...]	D
Older Kokumo: If Pazuzu comes for you I will spit [...]	D
Dr. Gene Tuskin: Let's stick to science. Father L [...]	D
Regan MacNeil: I wish you'd help Father Lamont. He [...]	D
Father Merrin: Not only Kokumo, but others like hi [...]	D
[regarding the Catholic Church] Father Lamont: Sa [...]	D
Regan MacNeil: You must tear out her evil heart.	D
[last lines] Policeman: Lady, are you okay?	D
[first lines] [pre-release version] Father Lamon [...]	D
Father Lamont: Were you ever... Older Kokumo: Pos [...]	D
Regan MacNeil: He's with me. Come down. Down, Fath [...]	D
Father Lamont: I've flown this route before. It wa [...]	D
Father Lamont: It was horrible, utterly horrible.. [...]	D
Regan MacNeil: Father, please don't be lost to me.	D
Regan MacNeil: Call me by my dream name. Call me!	D
Father Lamont: If I can find this man Kokumo, it w [...]	D
Dr. Gene Tuskin: It's hard to live alone. Don't yo [...]	D
Regan MacNeil: Was it in Africa? Father Lamont: Y [...]	D
Regan MacNeil: You want me to take you to him? Fa [...]	D
Father Lamont: Don't you understand... that I was [...]	D
Sharon: All the time, I longed to see her. Finally [...]	D
Pazuzu: No! Once the wings have brushed you, you'r [...]	D

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