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The Purple Hat (2010)
It is a rainy night in 1938 in the New Orleans French Quarter. A man wanders into a bar and tells a grisly tale of a woman he has seen murdered over and over again.
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It is a rainy night in 1938 in the New Orleans French Quarter. A man wanders into a bar and tells a grisly tale of a woman he has seen murdered over and over again.
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In Theaters:12/16/2010
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Desert Light Productions
Cast
Gregory Doucette
Director
James Eckhouse
The Man
Chris Browning
The Bartender
Joe Peracchio
The Young Man
Keliher Walsh
The Lady in the Purple Hat
Joe Manuel Gallegos Jr.
The Young Man in the Bowler Hat
Hardy Pinnell
The Blonde Young Man
Francene Baca
1920s Casino Pianist
Steve Simon
Casino Card Dealer
Sherry Williams
Vocalist
Amy Jo Larsen
Casino Patron
Mike Miller
Casino Patron
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