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Kristy Swanson, who plays Cathy in Flowers in the Attic, later went on to star as Buffy in the 1992 movie "Buffy The Vampire Slayer"  -Thanks to MelissaLindsay Parker is the daughter of Andy Parker, original drummer for British rock band UFO. -Thanks to Lauren ReeseThe part of the chilly, steely-eyed grandmother is played by Louise Fletcher, who also played the chilly, steely-eyed Nurse Ratched in the classic 1975 film "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", a role for which she took home the Best Actress Oscar in '76. -Thanks to DeniseV.C. Andrews herself has a cameo in this film! Watch for her as the maid scrubbing a window. You’ll see this scene after Chris and Cathy’s escape attempt. Louise Fletcher also played Kai Winn, in "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine". -Thanks to Teran MorrisLouise Fletcher also starred with Cynthia Gibb in The Karen Carpenter Story. -Thanks to ShannonJeb Stuart Adams, the older brother in Flowers in the Attic, is also one of Troy's friends at the wishing well in Goonies. -Thanks to MikeIn the novel the mother doesn't actually get thrown over the balcony at the end!! The novel was WAY creepier then the film, as are the book's sequels. There are extra violent scenes between the children and developments in their relationships, not shown in the movie. -Thanks to Bridgette Marie And StacyWes Craven had written a screenplay adaptation for Flowers in the Attic and was planning to direct the film version himself. The movie's ending was just one of several filmed. -Thanks to Barnaby MarriottThe mansion exists in New England. It is called Castle Hill and it is located on the Crane Estate in Ipswich, MA (and tours are available). Not sure why there were talks of a sequel, but at one point, producers approached Kristy Swanson to star in the next chapter of the series "Petals on the Wind" Victoria Tennant naturally has a British accent, but disguised it for the film. She admitted to having a particularly hard time with the word "children", as you can see in the movie. -Thanks to AllysonVictoria Tennant, who plays their mother, was married to Steve Martin. They divorced in 1994. -Thanks to Kimberly Whitehead« Click here to add some Flowers in the Attic trivia Rediscover your favorites! If you like Flowers in the Attic or 80's Thriller classics, then be sure to check out this list: ..... Hitcher ..... Thief ..... WarGames ..... Christine ..... Against All Odds ..... Blue Velvet ..... 8 Million Ways To Die ..... To Live and Die in L.A. ..... Fear City ..... Pulse ..... No Way Out ..... Blow Out ..... Class of 1984 ..... Contraband ..... Body Double ..... Firestarter .....[More] | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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 Featured Movie Location: The houseWanna see the real life filming location used for The house in the movie? These scenes were actually shot at Crane's Castle, located in Ipswich, Massachusetts. [Show Google Map] The house in the movie is located in Ipswich Massachusetts. It is called Castle Hill. [Thanks to Karyn] The mansion is the same one that was used in 'The Witches of Eastwick'. You can tell it is by a scene in 'Witches' in which Jack Nicholson and Cher are outside having lunch. [Thanks to Sonja] The mansion is the Crane Estate (of Crane plumbing fixures fame) It is owned by the Trustee of Reservations and can be visited at various public events during the year. [Thanks to Vickie Rose] The notoriously famous "Greystone Mansion" In L.A. Califoria was used for many of the inside scenes for the movie. [Thanks to Jimmy] Can you help? Do you know any of the Ipswich, Massachusetts filming locations used for Flowers in the Attic? [Please send them in] | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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Absolutely magnificent! The original music by Christopher Young is the very best part of the movie. Track listing: 1. Flowers in the Attic 2. Grandmother's House 3. Up on the Rooftop 4. Seventeen Lashes 5. Bathing 6. Children of the Devil 7. Goodbye, Daddy 8. One Flower Dies 9. Sleeping Witch 10. The Attic 11. God Sees Everything 12. The VCA Waltz 13. May Flowers 14. End Title The eerie, haunting, voice that sings the a cappella version of the theme song can also be heard singing a cappella in the movie "Bram Stoker's Dracula". « Click here to add new music trivia for Flowers in the Attic Soundtrack Available: On CD | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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