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Supernatural forces hover over the courtroom in this devilish drama adapted from the novel by Andrew Neiderman. Attorney Kevin Lomax (Keanu Reeves) doesn't heed the Bible-based warnings of his mother (Judith Ivey), who views New York City as "the dwelling place of demons." Instead, he leaves Gainesville, Florida, with his wife Mary Ann (Charlize Theron) to put his legalistic skills to the test at a leading Manhattan law firm run by John Milton (Al Pacino). It all goes smoothly -- with Milton urging them to stay, putting Kevin on a $400-per-hour salary, and moving the couple into a luxurious apartment in his own building on Fifth Avenue -- where Mary Ann falls under the influence of neighbor Jackie (Tamara Tunie). After Kevin defends a weird animal sacrificer (Delroy Lindo, uncredited), he moves up to an important case with an apparent murderer, real-estate tycoon Alexander Cullen (Craig T. Nelson). Ignored by Kevin, the troubled Mary Ann has some disturbing experiences, verging on the occult, while Kevin, at work, becomes attracted to redhead Christabella (Connie Neilsen). Dazzled by his entrance into paradise, Kevin doesn't grasp who handed him this Big-Apple success. Could it be...Satan? The film features demonic creatures by Rick Baker. Cameos (Senator Alfonse D'Amato, Don King, others) add to the ambiance of ambition and power in the canyons of Manhattan. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi
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Disc #1 -- The Devil's Advocate
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Keanu Reeves-Kevin Lomax
Al Pacino-John Milton
Charlize Theron-Mary Ann Lomax
Jeffrey Jones-Eddie Barzoon
Judith Ivey-Mrs. Lomax
Craig T. Nelson-Alexander Cullen
Music By James Newton Howard
Based on the Novel By Andrew Neiderman
Screenplay By Jonathan Lemkin and Tony Gilroy
Produced By Arnon Milchan
Produced By Arnold Kopelson
Produced By Anne Kopelson
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About the Devil
Who Was John Milton?
Sins
On Location
Audio Commentary By Director Taylor Hackford
Extended Scenes With Director's Commentary
Conference Room: Milton Squashed Barzoon (Position In Movie: Chapter 9)
Kevin Goes to Harlem. Phillipe Moyez Renders Him Speechless (10)
Moyez Trial: The Judge Buys Kevin's Kosher Curveball; Milton Shows His True Colors In Chinatown (12 & 13)
Eddie and Diana Barzoon's NYC Power Shindig (14)
Alex Cullen Takes a Leap of Faith (17)
Christabella Catches Kevin Drooling (18 & 19)
Alex Cullen Pouts In Donald Trump's Lair (Positive In Movie: Chapter 20)
Kevin Goes to Work: The Bloody Photos (22)
Flamenco: Kevin Gets Caught In Christabella's Zipper (24)
(New Scene) Melissa Sets the Bait, Weaver Unwraps the Garbage and Kevin Stonewalls the Media (27)
Jack Heath Narrates Eddie Barzoon's Barmitzvah (32)
Alice Lomax Tells All (32)
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Disc #1 -- The Devil's Advocate
1. Under the Table [3:22]
2. Nobody Wins All [1:32]
3. Game-Playing [4:09]
4. Unrefusable Offer [2:58]
5. Babylon-Bound [2:52]
6. Jury Selection [3:14]
7. Too Good [2:38]
8. Roof Negotiation [5:27]
9. An Impression [3:48]
10. Help From Moyez [3:36]
11. Choices [2:25]
12. Tongue-Tied [2:20]
13. Underestimation [3:03]
14. Marry Ann Makeover [5:22]
15. View From Free [2:18]
16. A New Assignment [4:05]
17. Client's Jitters [3:01]
18. Sights Don't Fit [2:11]
19. Love Triangle [5:04]
20. Kevin's Job [2:28]
21. Way to Temptation [4:16]
22. Housekeeping [2:29]
23. What Wife's Up To [1:36]
24. Out on the Town [2:45]
25. Mary Ann Nightmare [2:01]
26. Nonspecific Failure [2:56]
27. What Comes First [3:45]
28. Spontaneous Hatred [2:49]
29. God's Creature [4:45]
30. Whiff of Pressure [5:16]
31. He Did This to Me [4:21]
32. A Familiar Face [2:26]
33. Bubbling Truth [2:47]
34. Amidst Wolves [4:52]
35. Always Been There [2:18]
36. Waiting for You [1:18]
37. So Many Names [4:48]
38. Our Time Now [4:07]
39. Freedom on Table [4:03]
40. Exercise Free Will [2:23]
41. Flame-Broiled [1:16]
42. The Right Thing [2:56]
43. My Favorite Sin [7:22]
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Feature length commentary by director Taylor Hackford
Art Director - Dennis Bradford
Book Author - Andrew Neiderman
Casting - Nancy Klopper
Casting - Mary Colquhoun
Cinematographer - Andrzej Bartkowiak
Composer (Music Score) - James Newton Howard
Costume Designer - Judianna Makovsky
Executive Producer - Barry Bernardi
Executive Producer - Taylor Hackford
Executive Producer - Michael Tadross
Executive Producer - Erwin Stoff
Executive Producer - Steve White
First Assistant Director - Burtt Harris
First Assistant Director - Thomas A. Reilly
Foley Artist - Kevin Bartnof
Production Designer - Bruno Rubeo
Second Unit Director - Gary Davis
Sound/Sound Designer - Tod A. Maitland
Special Effects Supervisor - Stephanie Powell
Part John Grisham thriller and part "Rosemary's Baby", "Devil's Advocate" is a sharp and compelling film that comes to life thanks to an energetic performance from "Al Pacino". While most fictional films concerning temptation and religion are often inane and unrealistic, the playfully slick script by Tony Gilroy and Jonathan Lemkin makes this particular outing both thought-provoking and engaging. Keanu Reeves may be dwarfed by Pacino's acting skill, but he gives an astonishingly decent performance. Reeves is the straight man of the narrative, and proves that he can handle roles that require him to deliver dialogue (as opposed to his dismal performances in "A Walk in the Clouds" and "Much Ado About Nothing"). The film explores themes like temptation, sexual depravity, and vanity, while never allowing special effects to become the main focus of the story, and the fantastical climax, set to the Frank Sinatra version of "It Happened in Monterey" is part camp, part thriller, and part soap opera. It is the jolting finale to a surreal and enticing film that takes chances and truly raises some hell. ~ Adam Goldberg, Rovi
![The Devil's Advocate [Original Score] , James Newton Howard](http://image.allmusic.com/13/amg/cov75/drd000/d014/d014488vo3q.jpg "The Devil's Advocate [Original Score] , James Newton Howard")
