Uncut 4K 'The Devils' Restoration Gets One-Week Theatrical Run
Warner Bros. Clockwork brings Ken Russell's uncut 4K restoration of The Devils to theaters for a limited one-week engagement with an NC-17 rating.
An uncut 4K restoration of Ken Russell's The Devils will screen in theaters for a limited one-week engagement, according to comingsoon.net. The release carries an NC-17 rating.
A new poster for The Devils playfully references Nathan Fielder's upcoming film You Can See Everything. Both titles arrive in theaters on October 16, 2026.
The restoration was reconstructed by director Ken Russell with editor Michael Bradsell in 2004, representing his preferred cut of the film.
The Devils was originally released in 1971 and stars Oliver Reed as Father Urbain Grandier and Vanessa Redgrave as Sister Jeanne. The film received an X rating in its era and faced censorship, with controversial scenes removed by distributors.
Quick answers
When does the uncut 4K restoration of The Devils release in theaters?
It arrives in theaters on October 16, 2026, for a limited one-week engagement.
What rating does the uncut restoration of The Devils have?
The uncut release carries an NC-17 rating.
Which film's poster does the new The Devils poster reference?
The new poster for The Devils playfully references Nathan Fielder's upcoming film You Can See Everything.