Ahead of the highly anticipated film “The Exorcism” starring Russell Crowe, we sat down with Ryan Simpkins, Adam Goldberg, and creators Joshua John Miller and M.A. Fortin. In these exclusive interviews, they share behind-the-scenes insights, discuss their experiences on set, and reveal what audiences can expect from this thrilling supernatural movie that brings a whole new level to possession films.
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“The Exorcism” uniquely differs from other exorcist movies, exploring diverse themes and forms of possession. What sets it apart is the narrative focus on a man being possessed, with powerful female characters taking charge to reclaim his identity and save the day. What’s particularly intriguing is Joshua John Miller’s firsthand experience in crafting a successful exorcism movie that innovates beyond the beloved classics, influenced by his father’s legacy in the genre as his father, Jason Miller, played Father Damien Karras in the original 1973 film “The Exorcist.” Jason Miller’s performance as the tormented Catholic priest grappling with matters of faith and evil became iconic in the horror genre. His portrayal remains highly regarded and influential in supernatural and psychological thrillers.
Now, this is not Russell Crowe’s first possession movie; as you know, he starred in the highly successful “The Pope’s Exorcist,” which was filmed after “The Exorcism” but released earlier. Miller and Fortin mentioned that they were initially unaware of his involvement in that film. However, the online speculation about whether the films were related or alike created positive online awareness and It’s important to note that each film offers a completely different and unique viewing experience.
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Adam Goldberg on the role that made the most impact on his career
While speaking to Adam Goldberg about “The Exorcism” he also shared with us his most impactful role to date, which is, of course, his iconic performance in “Saving Private Ryan.”
Don’t miss out on these exclusive conversations as we delve into “The Exorcism” and the intriguing roles that brought this chilling story to life. Make sure you watch “The Exorcism” in theaters June 21!
