Will Beinbrink Discusses Challenges And Influences On The Exorcism Of God

What was it like working with Joseph Marcell?

Joseph's a class act. He shows up and he's kind, he's friendly, he's professional, and he is a lot of fun. He's also very fastidious in his own way. He was up on the roof on of the house we were living in together. A bunch of us were living in this house together, which I thought was also really smart by Alejandro, created a little bit of a chemistry, and we'd run into each other at breakfast or lunch, or we'd run into each other upstairs on the roof and we'd get to have unexpected time together that I feel helped us to prepare.

It's awesome, Joseph Marcell, Geoffrey, you know what I mean? Like "Fresh Prince of Bel Air." That was also really cool because ... the crew loved him, and the crew were so excited to meet him because I think they all grew up watching that show, especially in Latin America. That was one of the few major shows that was all over the world at the time that people could watch. Everyone is enamored of that show and of Geoffrey and Will Smith ... yeah, it was great. They were so excited to see him and meet him.

What actors or directors would you like to work with next?

I'd love to work with Alfonso Cuarón. I would love to work with Christopher Nolan. There's a writer/director named Nick Antosca who I would also love to work with. He does a lot of horror genre work. He created ["The Act" on Hulu ] He also is helping run ["Chucky," the SyFy/USA series]. I'd love to work with Andy again, Andy Muschietti. He's so much fun to work with and is infectious with his energy and his desire to play.