Exclusive: The Exorcist: Believer director David Gordon Green discusses how Ellen Burstyn and Linda Blair had input on their characters in the movie.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The Exorcist: Believer director David Gordon Green teases how the new movie brings in elements from the original Exorcist, with Linda Blair and Ellen Burstyn having input on where their characters are 50 years later. The new movie follows two girls, Katherine and Angela, who disappear for three days in the woods. Once they are found, they have no memory of their time missing and begin to exhibit disturbing behavior.
David Gordon Green: Yeah, well, it was conversation that I had with both Ellen Burstyn and Linda Blair, just asking them questions of where their characters would have gone. I began this journey creatively, not having any idea if either of those amazingly talented actresses would have any involvement in what we're doing.
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