Karen Moncrieff
as Director
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The drama film Petals on the Wind, starring Heather Graham, Rose McIver, Wyatt Nash, etc., directed by Karen Moncrieff, was released on May 26, 2014 in the United States. It tells the story of In 1970, 10 years after the attic, the 3 siblings' adoptive dad dies; their bio mom still rejects them. Ballerina Cathy moves in with a ballet dancer in NYC to start a life away from her med-student brother/lover. This is a Drama, Mystery, Romance film with a runtime of 85 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 6.0/10 from 4,967 viewers.
Karen Moncrieff
as Director
Heather Graham
as Corrine Winslow
Rose McIver
as Cathy Dollanganger
Wyatt Nash
as Christopher Dollanganger, Jr.
Bailey De Young
as Carrie Dollanganger
Nick Searcy
as Dr. Reeves
Dylan Bruce
as Bart Winslow
Will Kemp
as Julian Marquet
Whitney Hoy
as Sarah Reeves
Ellia English
as Henny
Ellen Burstyn
as Olivia Foxworth
Ravil Isyanov
as George Korov
Ross Philips
as Alex Conroy
Skyler Vallo
as Lacy St. Morgan
Molly Hagan
as Miss Calhoun
Helen Nasillski
as Ballet Teacher
Stephanie Kim
as Yolanda Lange
Jesse Einstein
as Ed
John Paul Green
as Jack
Virginia C. Andrews
as Writer
Kayla Alpert
as Writer
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Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
source: Petals on the Wind
There isn't a single thing about this pitiful excuse for a movie that I liked. The acting is so bad it's laughable. I grew up reading the books and was hoping it would at least be a decent adaptation but it's even worse than I could have imagined. Don't waste your time.
Wackiest family out there . Loved this movie though I had a couple of good laughs especially when momsy went cray Cray.
it is only a drawing. more superficial by the first part. more out of minimalistic logic, made for impress, using soap opera recipes for easy effect. Heather Graham looking save the film, the old themes in not most inspired formula, the beautiful young people who continue a war against the past, the taboos as glass shield , the unrealistic solutions for a battle who remains only cruel, almost sadistic. the basic problem - it could be a better adaptation. but the first part not gives high expectations. and that does to see Petals on the Wind as another exercise to transform a series in an easy thriller , exploring only the skin of the book. it could be better. that is the only verdict. but each film has its target. so... Petals on the Wind.
If you watched 'Flowers in the Attic' recently you will want to watch this sequel. But be warned it's not as well done or well acted. There was just too much story for a 2 hour movie. A 2 part mini series would have been better. Every few minutes a dramatic event happens with insufficient lead up, it felt like an extended trailer. The latter third and the final confrontation and fire were almost like on fast forward. Because things moved so quickly it felt like Cathy was jumping in and out of bed like in some trashy day time soap. The acting of the new leads isn't as good as in Flowers. Rose McIver is pretty but a bit full in the face for a ballerina. Someone more slender would have fit the bill better. She wasn't vulnerable looking enough for the events surrounding her. Wyatt Nash is a bit too stoned faced and expressionless. His reaction in dramatic scenes was high school amateurish. Mason Dye in Flowers acted more tortured than he did. Heather Graham acted suitably high strung and Ellen Burstyn was still vindictive enough in her few minutes of screen time. Their acting elevated the standard for part of the movie. If you are a fan of the books or enjoyed Flowers you will want to watch this for completeness. Hopefully if the do the next movies in the series they will do a better job.
This could have been great. But Lifetime directed it. So, it was a soap opera. 0/10 stars
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