Lost Angels (1989): Cast, Box Office & Plot
Lost Angels is a 1989 drama directed by Hugh Hudson, starring Adam Horovitz as Tim Doolan, Don Bloomfield and Celia Weston. It runs 1 hour 56 minutes and earned $1.2 million worldwide.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 56m (116 min)
- Director
- Hugh Hudson
- Genre
- Drama
- Original language
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English - After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Lost Angels About?
The premise of Lost Angels without spoilers. The whole story is in the plot summary further down.
Surrounded by fast cars, luxurious homes and endless parties, L.A. teen Tim seems to have it all—until his parents' divorce shatters his world. He spirals into drug use and reckless behavior, landing in a psychiatric ward. A psychiatrist takes an interest, giving Tim a chance to confront his teenage rebellion and emptiness that has consumed him.
Lost Angels Themes & Keywords
· 24 tags- strapped to bed
- family relationships
- boy wears socks
- hudson and d. sutherland
- standing sex
- sex scene
- sex in a bathroom
- suburb
- car in a swimming pool
- trust
- teenager
- redemption
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- rebellion
- psychiatrist
- parent child relationship
- los angeles california
- gang
- flashback
- drugs
- coming of age
- anomie
- psychiatric ward
- mental illness
- independent film
Lost Angels Cast & Characters
Adam Horovitz leads the cast as Tim Doolan, with Don Bloomfield as Andy 'Natas' Doolan and Celia Weston as Felicia Doolan Marks. Directed by Hugh Hudson; 53 actors are credited in all.
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Director Hugh Hudson
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Adam Horovitz as Tim Doolan - Don Bloomfield as Andy 'Natas' Doolan
- Celia Weston as Felicia Doolan Marks
- Diane Perella as Woman at Felicia and Barton's Party
Also Starring in Lost Angels
· 49 more- Ron Frazier Barton Marks
- Graham Beckel Richard Doolan
- Amy Locane Cheryl Anderson
- William O'Leary Link
- Park Overall Richard Doolan's Girlfriend
- Donald Sutherland Dr. Charles Loftis
- Frances Fisher Judith Loftis
- Sharmon Anciola Charles Loftis' Daughter
- Kevin Corrigan Gata
- John C. McGinley Dr. Farmer
- Pauly Shore Kid #3
- Patricia Richardson Cheryl's Mother
- Constance Shulman Beautician
- Max Perlich Frankie
- Keone Young Atty. Victor Eng
- Peter Maloney Dr. Peter Ames
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- Nina Siemaszko Merilee
- Kevin Tighe Dr. Gaeyl
- Jack Gold Judge
- David Herman Carlo
- James N. Harrell Shelby
- Lee Wilkof Ted Bingham
- Joe D'Angerio Sweeney
- Jane Hallaren Grace Willig
- Gary Riley Spooky
- Gordon Michaels Bartender
- William Steis Field Policeman
- Gino De Mauro Barry
- Jonathan Del Arco Angel
- Mick Cunningham D.A.B. Kid (as Michael Cunningham)
- Mary Greening Mary
- Matt Chapman Kid #2
- Tom Patton Field Policeman
- Leonard Porter Salazar Paco
- Eddie Hernandez II 10 St. Boy
- Celia Newman Paco's Girl
- Dana Behr Anita
- Shana O'Neil Jenny
- Marjie Rynearson Receptionist
- Henry R. Harris Juvenile Hall Policeman
- Fredric Arnold Atty. Fred Shay
- Babetta George Woman at Felicia and Barton's Party
- Brian Beery Kid #1
- James Raddin Kid on Phone
- Jason Tirado Field Policeman
- Andrew J. Bley Student
- John Dichter Policeman
- Maribel Lizarraga Student
- Larry Gregory Nelson District Attorney
More from Hugh Hudson
More films directed by Hugh Hudson, best-rated first: Chariots of Fire, Finding Altamira, Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes and I Dreamed of Africa.
Lost Angels Plot Summary
What happens in Lost Angels from start to finish, spoilers included, with a timeline of 14 key events. The opening is below; the full summary is a 3-minute read.
Spoilers ahead
Tim Doolan, Adam Horovitz, is released from juvenile detention and leaves with his mother, Felicia Celia Weston, and her new husband, Barton Marks Graham Beckel, arriving at Valley Acres, a psychiatric facility for troubled youth. Tim’s stubborn refusal to fit in quickly tests the patience of the staff, and his bouts of defiance lead to restraints by the orderlies as he tries to push past the boundaries of the institution.
Full summary
The whole story of Lost Angels, scene by scene
Lost Angels Box Office
Lost Angels grossed $1.2 million worldwide.
Worldwide gross
$1.2M
- US & Canada
- $1.2M
How Well Do You Know Lost Angels?
10 questions about the story, each with a hint if you get stuck. Pick an answer to see whether you were right.
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What is the name of the teenage protagonist released from juvenile detention?
Lost Angels Also Known As
9 alternative titles, including “Inspärrad” and “Kadotetut enkelit”.
- Also known as
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- Inspärrad
- Kadotetut enkelit
- Rebeldes Sem Causa
- Roadhome
- Bukott angyalok
- De Volta Para Casa
- The Road Home
- Nuevos rebeldes
- Cesta domů
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Lost Angels FAQ: Cast, Box Office & Runtime
Runtime, release date, director, cast, box office and post-credit scenes of Lost Angels, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Lost Angels?
Lost Angels runs 1 hour 56 minutes (116 minutes).
When was Lost Angels released?
Lost Angels was released on May 5, 1989.
Who directed Lost Angels?
Lost Angels was directed by Hugh Hudson.
More films by Hugh Hudson Who is in the cast of Lost Angels?
Lost Angels stars Adam Horovitz as Tim Doolan, Don Bloomfield as Andy 'Natas' Doolan and Celia Weston as Felicia Doolan Marks, among 53 credited actors.
How much did Lost Angels make at the box office?
Lost Angels grossed $1.2 million worldwide.
Does Lost Angels have a post-credit scene?
No. Lost Angels has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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