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The Devil's Advocate

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The Devil’s Advocate is a 1997 supernatural horror film centered on a successful Florida lawyer who accepts a position at a prominent New York City law firm. His wife experiences disturbing visions while he gradually uncovers that his employer, John Milton, represents demonic forces. The story adapts the 1990 novel by Andrew Neiderman, exploring themes of temptation and evil.

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Who plays the devil in The Devil's Advocate?

Al Pacino plays John Milton, the charismatic head of a New York City law firm who is actually Satan. The 1997 film features Keanu Reeves as his top recruit, defense attorney Kevin Lomax.

What happens to Mary Ann in The Devil's Advocate?

Mary Ann, played by Charlize Theron, suffers from severe hallucinations and mental breakdowns after moving to New York. Her terrifying visions ultimately drive the emotional conflict and reveal the true, demonic nature of Keanu Reeves' boss.

Why did the movie face a copyright lawsuit regarding its artwork?

The sculpted human forms in Milton's penthouse closely resembled the "Exalted Flame" sculpture by artist Frederick Hart. Warner Bros. had to digitally alter the scenes in later releases to avoid ongoing copyright infringement.

Is The Devil's Advocate based on a book?

Yes, the 1997 film is an adaptation of Andrew Neiderman's novel of the same name. It modifies the setting to modern New York but keeps the core themes of vanity, ambition, and demonic temptation.

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