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Mark Kermode & Daphne Dentz On Restoring 'Ken Russell's The Devils'
Mark Kermode and Daphne Dentz restore Ken Russell's 'The Devils' to its original 1971 version after 20 years.
In brief
Mark Kermode and Daphne Dentz restore Ken Russell's 'The Devils' to its original 1971 version after 20 years. Mark Kermode and Daphne Dentz restored Ken Russell's 1971 film 'The Devils' to its original version after 20 years, expanding its run with $1.725 billion earnings. Originally reported by Deadline.
Mark Kermode's Discovery
Mark Kermode discovered missing moments in Ken Russell's 1971 film The Devils after 20 years of sleuthing.
Film's Financial Success
The Devils earned $1.725 billion from 350 North American locations with a $4,925 per-screen average.
Restoration Details
The Devils was restored to Russell's original version before censorship by British and American authorities.
Here's the gist
Mark Kermode and Daphne Dentz restored Ken Russell's 1971 film 'The Devils' to its original version after 20 years, expanding its run with $1.725 billion earnings.
