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'''''John [[Louis Cypher|Milton]]:''' Oh, [[I Have Many Names|I have so many names]]...'' }}
''[[The Devil's Advocate]]'' is a 1997 [[Thriller]] / [[Horror]] film starring [[Keanu Reeves]], [[Al Pacino]] and [[Charlize Theron]], and based on a novel by Andrew Neiderman.
It follows the career of a lawyer, Kevin Lomax, as he gets entangled with the demonic forces that are helping him on the road to success. He ultimately faces off against the origin of this positive influence and the horrors of his own origin.
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Not to be confused with [[Devil's Advocate]], which is a trope.
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* [[Adaptation Distillation]]: The novel by Andrew Neiderman is a rather uninspired cliche-ridden potboiler, which most haven't even heard of. The film has ''[[Al Pacino]].''
* [[Affably Evil]]: Well, that's how the Devil tends to operate anyway.
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