Biography
The striking, dark-haired player performed well in the role, capably evincing the character's adolescent unease while also displaying her intelligence and perceptive humor, particularly in Sam's capacities as an honest and unflinching reporter for the school newspaper. While the series did not receive rousing critical acclaim, it generated a good deal of buzz, captured a core youth audience and landed Pope on the pages of many a teen fashion …
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Career Milestones
2001 | Played the unhappy girlfriend of a poker player in the festival-screened "Finder's Fee" | |
2001 | Cast as a young single mother in the comedy "See Spot Run" | |
2000 | Played featured role of Molly, the young woman who turns Jonathan Jackson's Max on to drugs, in the ABC movie "Purple Haze" | |
1999 | Starred on The WB series "Popular" as Sam, a social outcast whose mother becomes engaged to popular cheerleader Brooke's father | |
1999 | Was featured in the Showtime movie "A Cooler Climate", playing the daughter of a couple with a troubled marriage | |
1999 | Starred in the children's feature "Aliens in the Wild Wild West" | |
1999 | Played Mari Ferraez, a high school compatriot of a group of accused rapists, who deviously befriends the mentally challenged victim in order to influence her testimony, in the fact-based ABC TV-movie "Our Guys: Outrage in Glen Ridge" | |
1998 | Made her feature debut with a role in the teen thriller "Disturbing Behavior" | |
1998 | Appeared as a cheerleader in the NBC TV-movie thriller "I've Been Waiting For You" | |
| Raised in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | ||
Awards
2004 | Vancouver International Film Festival for Best Canadian Feature Film in What Remains of Us |