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  1. The Exorcist Cast 1973

But what happened to the original cast? From Linda Blair’s Regan to Mercedes McCambridge’s voice of the demon, the film’s actors have had variable outcomes post-Exorcist.

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Directed by

William Friedkin

Writing Credits

William Peter Blatty... (written for the screen by)
William Peter Blatty... (novel)

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete

Ellen Burstyn ... Chris MacNeil
Max von Sydow ... Father Merrin
Lee J. Cobb ... Lt. William Kinderman
Kitty Winn ... Sharon
Jack MacGowran ... Burke Dennings
Jason Miller ... Father Karras
Linda Blair ... Regan
William O'Malley ... Father Dyer (as Reverend William O'Malley S.J.)
Barton Heyman ... Dr. Klein
Peter Masterson ... Dr. Barringer - Clinic Director (as Pete Masterson)
Rudolf Schündler ... Karl
Gina Petrushka ... Willi
Robert Symonds ... Dr. Taney
Arthur Storch ... Psychiatrist
Thomas Bermingham ... Tom - President of University (as Reverend Thomas Bermingham S.J.)
Vasiliki Maliaros ... Karras' Mother
Titos Vandis ... Karras' Uncle
John Mahon ... Language Lab Director
Wallace Rooney ... Bishop Michael
Ron Faber ... Chuck - Assistant Director / Demonic Voice
Donna Mitchell ... Mary Jo Perrin
Roy Cooper ... Jesuit Dean
Robert Gerringer ... Senator at Party
Mercedes McCambridge ... Demon (voice)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Paul Bateson ... Radiologist's Assistant (uncredited)
Elinore Blair ... Nurse (uncredited)
William Peter Blatty ... The Producer (uncredited)
Mary Boylan ... First Mental Patient (uncredited)
Dick Callinan ... Astronaut (uncredited)
Mason Curry ... Doctor (voice) (uncredited)
Toni Darnay ... Violent psychotic patient (uncredited)
Eileen Dietz ... Pazuzu's Face (uncredited)
Joanne Dusseau ... Senator's Wife (uncredited)
Bernard Eismann ... Minor Role (uncredited)
Beatrice Hunter ... Minor Role (uncredited)
Yvonne Jones ... Bellevue Nurse (uncredited)
Don LaBonte ... Minor Role (uncredited)
Barton Lane ... Angiography Doctor (uncredited)
Ann Miles ... Spiderwalk (uncredited)
John Nicola ... Priest (uncredited)
Vincent Russell ... Subway Vagrant (uncredited)
Gerard F. Yates ... Priest Singing Around Piano at Party (uncredited)

Produced by

William Peter Blatty... producer
Noel Marshall... executive producer
David Salven... associate producer

Cinematography by

Owen Roizman... director of photography

Film Editing by

Norman Gay
Evan A. Lottman... (as Evan Lottman)

The Exorcist Cast 1973

Casting By

Louis DiGiaimo... (as Louis DiGiamo)
Nessa Hyams
Juliet Taylor

Production Design by

Bill Malley

Art Direction by

John Robert Lloyd... (uncredited)

Set Decoration by

Jerry Wunderlich

Costume Design by

Joseph Fretwell III... (as Joe Fretwell)

Makeup Department

William A. Farley... hair stylist (as Bill Farley)
Dick Smith... makeup artist

Production Management

William Kaplan... production manager: Iraq sequence

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

Terence A. Donnelly... first assistant director
Alan R. Green... second assistant director (as Alan Green)

Art Department

Charles Bailey... assistant art director
Joseph M. Caracciolo... property master (as Joe Caracciolo)
Edward Garzero... master scenic artist (as Eddie Garzero)
Bill Gold... poster designer (uncredited)
Robert Hart... carpenter (uncredited)
Gene Lauritzen... construction coordinator (uncredited)

Sound Department

Randle Akerson... dialogue editor (2000 version) / sound editor (2000 version)
Noah Blough... sound editor (2000 version)
Fred J. Brown... sound effects editor (as Fred Brown)
Richard Burton... sound editor (2000 version)
Susan Demskey-Horiuchi... first assistant sound editor (2000 version)
Matthew Dettmann... foley artist (2000 version) (as Matt Dettmann)
Richard Duarte... foley mixer (2000 version)
Jean-Louis Ducarme... sound: Iraq sequence
C. Robert Fine... special sound effects (as Bob Fine)
Gonzalo Gavira... special sound effects
Gary A. Hecker... foley artist (2000 version) (as Gary Hecker)
Richard King... supervising sound editor (2000 version)
Robert Knudson... dubbing mixer (as Buzz Knudson)
Hal Landaker... sound consultant
James Matheny... sound editor (2000 version)
Michael Minkler... re-recording mixer (2000 version)
Ron Nagle... special sound effects
Christopher Newman... sound (as Chris Newman)
Mark Pappas... foley editor (2000 version) / sound editor (2000 version)
Doc Siegel... special sound effects
Ross Taylor... sound effects editor
Robert Ulrich... adr supervisor (2000 version) / supervising adr editor (2000 version)
Kerry Dean Williams... adr editor (2000 version) (as Kerry Williams)
Kitty Malone... foley artist (uncredited)
Sharron Miller... sound editor (uncredited)
James Nelson... supervising sound editor (uncredited)
Ken Nordine... special sound effects (uncredited)

Special Effects by

Marcel Vercoutere... special effects
Rick Baker... special effects assistant (uncredited)

Visual Effects by

Jennifer Law-Stump... 2000 special edition digital effects artist: Pacific Title Digital
Marv Ystrom... optical effects
Martin Hall... paint/roto artist (uncredited)

Stunts

Ann Miles... stunts (uncredited)
Chuck Waters... stunts: Jason Miller (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

Richard Quinlan... gaffer (as Dick Quinlan)
Ed Quinn... key grip (as Eddie Quinn)
Josh Weiner... still photographer
Billy Williams... director of photography: Iraq sequence
Gary Muller... second assistant camera (uncredited)
Kelvin Pike... camera operator: iraq sequence (uncredited)
Tom Priestley Jr.... assistant camera (uncredited)
Robert Schoenhut... camera operator (uncredited)
Tom Volpe... grip (uncredited)
David Wynn-Jones... focus puller (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

Bill Beattie... wardrobe: men's
Aldo Cipullo... jewelry designer: Cartier, New York
Florence Foy... wardrobe: ladies'

Editorial Department

Michael Goldman... assistant film editor (as Michal Goldman)
Terry Haggar... color timer (special version)
Jordan Leondopoulos... supervising field editor
Ross Levy... assistant film editor: Iraq sequence
Craig McKay... assistant film editor
Bob McMillian... color consultant (as Robert M. McMillian)
Darrin Navarro... assistant editor (theatrical version)
Jonathan Pontell... assistant film editor
Ray Sabo... negative cutter (special version)
Bud S. Smith... editor: Iraq sequence (as Bud Smith)

Music Department

Robert Garrett... music editor (2000 version)
Eugene Marks... music editor (as Gene Marks)
Jack Nitzsche... composer: additional music
London Symphony Orchestra... music performed by (uncredited)
Ken Nordine... vocal coach: Linda Blair (uncredited)

Other crew

Thomas Bermingham... technical advisor (as Reverend Thomas Bermingham S.J.)
Norman E. Chase... technical advisor: Professor of Radiology, New York University Medical Center (as Norman E. Chase M.D.)
Anne Mooney... production office coordinator
John Nicola... technical advisor (as Reverend John Nicola S.J.)
William O'Malley... technical advisor (as Reverend William O'Malley S.J.)
Dan Perri... title designer
Nicholas Sgarro... script supervisor (as Nick Sgarro)
Albert M. Shapiro... administrative assistant (as Albert Shapiro)
Arthur I. Snyder... technical advisor (as Arthur I. Snyder M.D.)
Herbert E. Walker... technical advisor (as Herbert E. Walker M.D.)
Victor Argo... voice (uncredited)
Michael Cristofer... voice (uncredited)
Eileen Dietz... double: Regan MacNeil (uncredited)
Liam Dunn... voice (uncredited)
Philippa Harris... voice (uncredited)
Joe Hyams... studio publicity executive (uncredited)
Claudia Lennear... voice (uncredited)
Kitty Malone... voice (uncredited)
Howard Newman... publicist (uncredited)
Maidie Norman... voice (uncredited)
Crew verified as complete
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