Vasiliki Maliaros (Greek: Βασιλική Μαλλιαρού) was an actress Greek known for playing the character of "Mary Karras" in The Exorcist 1973.
She spent his childhood and youth in Europe until later he went to the United States , in New York .
In 1972, Vasiliki was discovered by director William Friedkin in a Greek restaurant in New York. Fridkin offered her the role of Mary Karras in his next film, The Exorcist . The character later dies in the film when she is taken to an asylum.
She spent his childhood and youth in Europe until later he went to the United States , in New York .
In 1972, Vasiliki was discovered by director William Friedkin in a Greek restaurant in New York. Fridkin offered her the role of Mary Karras in his next film, The Exorcist . The character later dies in the film when she is taken to an asylum.
Vasiliki Maliaros (Greek: Βασιλική Μαλλιαρού) was an actress Greek known for playing the character of "Mary Karras" in The Exorcist 1973.
She spent his childhood and youth in Europe until later he went to the United States , in New York .
In 1972, Vasiliki was discovered by director William Friedkin in a Greek restaurant in New York. Fridkin offered her the role of Mary Karras in his next film, The Exorcist . The character later dies in the film when she is taken to an asylum.
She spent his childhood and youth in Europe until later he went to the United States , in New York .
In 1972, Vasiliki was discovered by director William Friedkin in a Greek restaurant in New York. Fridkin offered her the role of Mary Karras in his next film, The Exorcist . The character later dies in the film when she is taken to an asylum.
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