Ed Flanders(1934-1995)

Actor

William Peter Blatty's director's cut of "The Exorcist III" which was thought to be lost. Recovered and released in 2016 under its original title, this is the definitive cut of the film based on his novel "Legion".

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The Exorcist III: Legion (1990)

Ed Flanders was born on 29 December 1934 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. He was an actor, known for The Exorcist III (1990), St. Elsewhere (1982) and Harry S. Truman: Plain Speaking (1976). He was previously married to Cody Lambert, Ellen Geer and Bennye Kelly. He died on 22 February 1995 in Denny, California, USA.

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Won 3 Primetime Emmys
- 3 wins & 5 nominations total

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Ed Flanders in Goodbye, Raggedy Ann (1971)

Ed Flanders in The Ninth Configuration (1980)

Stacy Keach, Ed Flanders, and Scott Wilson in The Ninth Configuration (1980)

Ed Flanders and Scott Wilson in The Ninth Configuration (1980)

Howie Mandel, Cynthia Sikes, G.W. Bailey, David Birney, William Daniels, Ed Flanders, Terence Knox, Norman Lloyd, Christina Pickles, and Kavi Raz in St. Elsewhere (1982)

Alan Alda and Ed Flanders in M*A*S*H (1972)

William Daniels and Ed Flanders in St. Elsewhere (1982)

Known for

The Exorcist III

6.5

Father Dyer

1990

St. Elsewhere

8.0

TV Series

Dr. Donald Westphall
Thomas Westphall

Harry S. Truman: Plain Speaking

8.5

TV Short

Harry S. Truman

1976

The Ninth Configuration

6.8

Col. Richard Fell

1980

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Bye Bye Love
- Walter Sims
- 1995
The Road Home
- Walter Babineaux
- TV Series
- 1994
Message from Nam
- Ed Wilson
- TV Movie
- 1993
Jack's Place
- Marcus Toback
- TV Series
- 1993
Citizen Cohn
- Joseph N. Welch
- TV Movie
- 1992
The Perfect Tribute
- Warren
- TV Movie
- 1991
The Exorcist III
- Father Dyer
- 1990
The Final Days
- Leonard Garment
- TV Movie
- 1989
St. Elsewhere
- Dr. Donald Westphall
- Thomas Westphall
- TV Series
- 1982–1988
Special Bulletin
- John Woodley
- TV Movie
- 1983
Tomorrow's Child
- Anders Stenslund
- TV Movie
- 1982
Skokie
- Mayor Albert J. Smith
- TV Movie
- 1981
The Pursuit of D.B. Cooper
- Brigadier
- 1981
True Confessions
- Dan T. Campion
- 1981
Inchon
- President Harry S. Truman (voice, uncredited)
- 1981

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Born
- December 29, 1934
- Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
Died
- February 22, 1995
- Denny, California, USA(suicide by gunshot)
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Children
- Ian Geer Flanders
Other works
He acted in Ben Jonson's play, "Volpone," in a Philadelphia Drama Guild production at the Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with Howard Da Silva, Ken Howard, Louise Sorel, Christine Carter, Hugh Hurd, William Preston, Sue Farley, Don Kersey, Arnold Soboloff, Thomas Markus, Ted Thurston, Charles Hudson, Beverlee McKinsey, and Douglas Wing in the cast. Stefan Zweig adapted. Ruth Langner was translator. Daniel M. Petrie was director. Clarke Dunham was lighting designer. Joseph F. Bella was costume designer. William Ross was artistic director. John Randolph was artistic consultant. Sidney S. Bloom was producer.

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For most of his life, he suffered with depression.

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