Linda Blair
American actress, The Exorcist star
American actress, The Exorcist star
Born in 1959, an American actress achieved prominence for a leading role in the influential horror film The Exorcist, released in 1973. The performance in this film garnered critical acclaim and established a significant career in acting. In addition to work in film, appearances in television series and television films contributed to sustained visibility in the entertainment industry. Noteworthy television work includes roles in the series Scarecrow and Mrs. King and the film The Exorcist III. Throughout the career, participation in various projects showcased versatility and adaptability in multiple genres including horror and drama.
Starred in The Exorcist
Appeared in Scarecrow and Mrs. King
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