Book vs Film: The Exorcist

A phenomenon in cinema history, "The Exorcist", released back in 1973 is an American supernatural horror film directed by William Friedkin from a screenplay by William Peter Blatty, based on his 1971 novel.
Make sure to check out my original video on Blatty's book: • THE EXORCIST
And another video on a similar subject: • Bosch. The great, the ...
Meanwhile, I'd like to point out that the videos I make are NEVER meant to purposefully insult or mock anyone or anything. This is all good fun and hopefully some insightful material on various disturbing pieces of literature (and sometimes their film adaptations).
Take care, ladies and gents!
P.S. You're welcome to check out my own book as well: www.amazon.com...

[@maryettawolff2921]

Somebody, give this woman a role in the movie! )) well, very unusual video. ))

[@billyz5088]

Blatty was given much more creative control over the film than most writers had at the time - he hand picked his director Friedkin - based on the gritty, realistic way he had directed "The French Connection" - but it was very telling that theater marquees had Blatty's name on top - above the film title "The Exorcist" - with Friedkin's name below the film title ..