Curse of the Blair Witch (Fernsehfilm 1999)

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Peg O'Keef

Narrator
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Heather Donahue

Heather Donahue
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Michael Hoover

Michael DeCoto, Montgomery College Film professor

Rachel Braaten

Rachel Meyer, Heather Donahue's best friend

Randy Campbell

Randy Donahue, Heather Donahue's grandfather

Jim King

Burkittsville resident Interviewee
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Joshua Leonard

Joshua 'Josh' Leonard
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Lisa Heesch

Lisa Toller

Michael C. Williams

Michael 'Mike' Williams
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Tom Williams

Tom Williams

Joe Nagy

news presenter Joseph Nagy

Minette Marcial

news presenter Minette Marcial

Ronald Cravens

Burkittsville sheriff Ronald Cravens

Dottie Corrigan

Dottie Fulcher

Lucan Johnson

Lucan Johnson

Charlie Carlson

Charles Moorehouse, professor of folklore at Hampshire College

Bill Dreggors

Burkittsville historian Bill Barnes

Frank Pastor

Rustin Parr

I haven't seen the blair witch project yet.At first I thought it was real but later found out it wasn't.When I watched this special I began to forget this.It was very well staged and almost appeared real.It was almost like a mini movie accompanying the film.I know have a better understanding of this fictional myth.So when I see the movie I might better understand it.

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18. Juli 1999
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This mockumentary was produced for airing on The Sci-Fi Channel as a promotional prelude to the release of Blair Witch Project (1999). It was subsequently given a separate home video release. It was also included as a bonus feature on the special edition of "The Blair Witch Project" DVD.

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(at around 19 mins) In the history of the township of Blair, it is related that surveyors found the abandoned village of Blair in 1825 while surveying the area for a railroad. Although small railroads were built in 1826, the first commercial railroad was not built in the USA until 1828.

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Narrator: In 1785, several children in the township of Blair, Maryland, accused Elly Kedward of witchcraft. She was found guilty and banished in the middle of winter. It was assumed she died from exposure. The following year, all of her accusers and half the town's children had vanished. Fearing a curse, the entire township fled as soon as the weather broke and vowed never to utter the name Elly Kedward again.