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Dominion: A Prequel to the Exorcist Poster

DOMINION: A PREQUEL TO THE EXORCIST (2004) - R

Country:	United States Location: Rome / Morrocco / United Kingdom / United States
Genre:	Horror, Supernatural, Thriller

Credits

Production Company:	Morgan Creek Productions Warner Bros. Pictures
Sales Agent:	Morgan Creek International
Director:	Paul Schrader
Producer:	James G. Robinson
Exec Producer:	Guy McElwaine Jonathan Zimbert
Co-Producer:	Wayne Morris David Robinson Art Schaeffer
Writer: Story by:	Caleb Carr William Wisher
Writer: Book:	William Peter Blatty
Writer: Screenplay:	Alexi Hawley
Cast:	Clara Bellar Ralph Brown Billy Crawford Gabriel Mann Alessandra Martines Stellan Skarsgard
	Ilario Bisi-Pedro Andrew French Antonie Kamerling Eddie Osei Julian Wadham
Casting Director:	Pam Dixon Mickelson May Routh Eatwell
Production Manager:	Wayne Morris

Synopsis: The story traces Father Merrin's first encounter with a demon as well as his personal crisis of faith following the monstrosities of WWII.

Comment: Prequel to 'The Exorcist', based on the novel by William Peter Blatty. Paul Schrader turned in this 'tame' cut of the film and was replaced on the project by Renny Harlin. Warner Bros. decided to release this version after positive buzz following a screening at the 2005 Brussels Fantasy Film Festival.

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