Trapped in a Purple Haze (2000)
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Max Hanson (Jonathan Jackson), a popular high school student with considerable artistic and athletic talent, finds himself under pressure from everyone--especially his parents--to focus exclusively on art and to give up ice hockey. The only person who apparently harbors no judgmental attitudes… More Max Hanson (Jonathan Jackson), a popular high school student with considerable artistic and athletic talent, finds himself under pressure from everyone--especially his parents--to focus exclusively on art and to give up ice hockey. The only person who apparently harbors no judgmental attitudes towards Max is a teenage girl named Molly (Carly Pope), with whom he falls in love. Unfortunately, Molly is "into" wild parties and drugs--and before long, so is Max. As he sinks deeper and deeper into the morass of heroin addiction, Max seems to be beyond redemption . . . and far beyond the influence of his caring but domineering mother Sophie (JoBeth Williams). Posing a number of tough questions, but wisely offering no easy answers, the made-for-TV Trapped in a Purple Haze originally aired on April 17, 2000. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Eric Laneuville
- Genres
- Drama, Television
- In Theaters
- Apr 17, 2000 Wide
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Cast
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Jonathan Jackson
as Max Hanson
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JoBeth Williams
as Sophie Hanson
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Carly Pope
as Molly White
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Robin Dunne
as Brian Hanson
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Amy Stewart
as Kate Coppola
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Colm Feore
as Ed Hanson
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Hayden Christensen
as Orin Krieg
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Mallory Margel
as Chloe Hanson
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Carlo Rota
as David Lebeff
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Evan Sabba
as Jasper
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Pixie Bigelow
as Anna Roche
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Sheila Brand
as Genie
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Jim Codrington
as Police Officer
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Steve Cumyn
as Peter
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Roger Dunn
as Coach Lucky
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David Fraser
as Dr. Miller
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Joan Gregson
as Eloise Marshall
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Balazs Koos
as Ernie
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Nancy McAlear
as Charlotte
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Nora Sheehan
as Phoebe
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Dov Tiefenbach
as Kyle
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Aidan Thompson
as Kid
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Richard Lee Jackson
as Jack