The Possession of Joel Delaney (1972)
5.6|24 May, 1972|105 min
If you believe, no explanation is necessary. If you don't believe, no explanation is possible.
5.6|24 May, 1972|105 min
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An upper-class Manhattan divorcee comes to believe that her brother is possessed by the spirit of a serial killer who beheaded young women in Spanish Harlem.
Language
Budget$1,300,000
Revenue --
English
Budget$1,300,000
Revenue --
Keywords
new york city
based on novel or book
possession
satanism
class differences
mental illness
socialite
occult
manhattan, new york city
spiritualism
social class
brother sister relationship
Casts
Shirley MacLaine
Norah Benson
Perry King
Joel Delaney
Michael Hordern
Justin
David Elliott
Peter Benson
Lisa Kohane
Carrie Benson
Barbara Trentham
Sherry
Lovelady Powell
Erika
Edmundo Rivera Álvarez
Don Pedro
Teodorina Bello
Mrs. Pérez
Robert Burr
Ted Benson
Miriam Colon
Veronica
Ernesto Gonzalez
Young Man at Séance
Aukie Herger
Mr. Pérez
Earle Hyman
Charles
Marita Lindholm
Marita Benson
Peter Turgeon
Detective Brady
Paulita Iglesias
Brujo at Séance
Stan Watt
James
Pat Ast
Mental Hospital Patient (uncredited)
Crews
Waris Hussein
Director
Peter Murton
Production Design
George Justin
Executive In Charge Of Production
Jessica Levy
Casting
Vic Ramos
Extras Casting
Frank L. Thompson
Costume Design
Philip Rosenberg
Art Direction
Edward Stewart
Set Decoration
Marilyn Putnam
Wardrobe Supervisor
Lee Trent
Hairstylist
Alan Hopkins
Assistant Director
Alex Hapsas
Assistant Director
Michael Haley
Assistant Director
Lou Barlia
Camera Operator
Roberta Hodes
Script Supervisor
Richard Gramaglia
Sound
Dino Di Campo
Sound Editor
Gerry Humphreys
Sound Mixer
Willie Meyerhoff
Gaffer
Charles Kolb
Grip
Joe Raposo
Music Director
Lyman Hallowell
Assistant Editor
Peter Boyle
First Assistant Editor
Matt Robinson
Screenplay
Irene Kamp
Screenplay
Ramona Stewart
Novel
Martin Poll
Producer
Joe Raposo
Original Music Composer
Arthur J. Ornitz
Director of Photography
John Victor-Smith
Editor
Saul Meth
Makeup Artist
Backdrops & Posters
