Actress, Jennifer Carpenter, Talks About The Exorcism of Emily Rose
Actress, Jennifer Carpenter, Talks About The Exorcism of Emily Rose
NCHOR LEAD: In the new film "The Exorcism of Emily Rose," one girl heads off to college and takes on more than the freshman fifteen. Brian Osuch has more. (:60)
SCRIPT: Entertainment Now, I'm Brian Osuch. The new film "The Exorcism of Emily Rose," is based on a true story, a demonic possession recognized by the Catholic Church. Jennifer Carpenter plays Emily, tell me about the role.
CUT: (Carpenter) I play a 19 year old girl who goes off to college and believes she is possessed by six demons, and after seeking medical care, she dies in the care of her priest through a series of exorcisms. And he's put on trial for negligent homicide and Laura Linney defends him.
SCRIPT: This isn't your typical scary movie, is it?
CUT: (Carpenter) It's kind of a hybrid of a courtroom drama and a horror flick. So I think it's going to take a different kind of courage to sit down and watch this movie, cause one, it's scary, and two, it might make you ask questions that you've been avoiding because the answers might be a little uncomfortable.
SCRIPT: Did anything weird happen to you during the filming of this movie?
CUT: (Carpenter) My radio in the middle of the night came on in the living room, like three times. And the only time it really scared me, was when it played Pearl Jam's, "I'm Still Alive," but that was it.
SCRIPT: "The Exorcism of Emily Rose" is now in theaters. That's Entertainment Now from Sony. I'm Brian Osuch.
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NCHOR LEAD: In the new film "The Exorcism of Emily Rose," one girl heads off to college and takes on more than the freshman fifteen. Brian Osuch has more. (:60)
SCRIPT: Entertainment Now, I'm Brian Osuch. The new film "The Exorcism of Emily Rose," is based on a true story, a demonic possession recognized by the Catholic Church. Jennifer Carpenter plays Emily, tell me about the role.
CUT: (Carpenter) I play a 19 year old girl who goes off to college and believes she is possessed by six demons, and after seeking medical care, she dies in the care of her priest through a series of exorcisms. And he's put on trial for negligent homicide and Laura Linney defends him.
SCRIPT: This isn't your typical scary movie, is it?
CUT: (Carpenter) It's kind of a hybrid of a courtroom drama and a horror flick. So I think it's going to take a different kind of courage to sit down and watch this movie, cause one, it's scary, and two, it might make you ask questions that you've been avoiding because the answers might be a little uncomfortable.
SCRIPT: Did anything weird happen to you during the filming of this movie?
CUT: (Carpenter) My radio in the middle of the night came on in the living room, like three times. And the only time it really scared me, was when it played Pearl Jam's, "I'm Still Alive," but that was it.
SCRIPT: "The Exorcism of Emily Rose" is now in theaters. That's Entertainment Now from Sony. I'm Brian Osuch.
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Produced for Sony
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