After directing “Point Blank” and “Deliverance,” John Boorman was offered to direct “Exorcist II: The Heretic.” The film became a massive failure, nearly ending his career. Years later, cast and filmmakers discuss its ambition and artistic value.

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After directing “Point Blank” and “Deliverance,” John Boorman was offered to direct “Exorcist II: The Heretic.” The film became a massive failure, nearly ending his career. Years later, cast and filmmakers discuss its ambition and artistic value.

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