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* {{Feelies}}: The US theatrical release of the film gave free barf bags to audience members.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Neither Creator/EllenBurstyn nor Creator/LindaBlair returned for the series, so Chris and Regan were played by Sharon Gless and Creator/GeenaDavis respectively.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Neither Creator/EllenBurstyn nor Creator/LindaBlair returned for the series, so Chris and Regan were played by Sharon Gless and Creator/GeenaDavis respectively. Robert Emmet Lunney also takes over as Pazuzu.
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* CrossCastRole: The face of male demon Pazuzu is played by Eileen Dietz.
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* BeamMeUpScotty: In Spain, the movie was dubbed twice, in 1975 and 2000. Both times, the line "Did you see what she did, your cunting daughter?" was translated as ''¿Has visto lo que ha hecho, la '''cochina''' de tu hija?'' However, everyone remembers it as the cruder ''¿Has visto lo que ha hecho, la '''guarra''' de tu hija?''[[note]]A ''cochina'' is a female piglet and a ''guarra'' is a sow. Both are used to mean dirtiness, but the latter is also used more often for lewdness.[[/note]]
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* BeamMeUpScotty: In Spain, the movie was dubbed twice, in 1975 and 2000. Both times, the line "Did "Do you see know what she did, your did? Your cunting daughter?" was translated as ''¿Has visto lo que ha hecho, la '''cochina''' de tu hija?'' However, everyone remembers it as the cruder ''¿Has visto lo que ha hecho, la '''guarra''' de tu hija?''[[note]]A ''cochina'' is a female piglet and a ''guarra'' is a sow. Both are used to mean dirtiness, but the latter is also used more often for lewdness.[[/note]]
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** Jason Miller was a stage actor and playwright who had never been in a film before. After living in poverty for years, he hit it big when his play ''Theatre/ThatChampionshipSeason'' got proved a major hit on Broadway. Creator/WilliamFriedkin saw the play in previews and thought it "reeked of failed Catholicism,” and upon seeing a portrait of Miller in the *New York Times*, asked him to come in for a screen test.
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** Jason Miller was a stage actor and playwright who had never been in a film before. After living in poverty struggling for years, he hit it big in 1972 when his play ''Theatre/ThatChampionshipSeason'' got proved was a major hit success on Broadway. Creator/WilliamFriedkin saw the play in previews and thought it "reeked of failed Catholicism,” and upon seeing a portrait of Miller in the *New 'New York Times*, Times,' asked him to come in for a screen test.
