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The Man Who Loved Flowers (2015)
Based on the short story by Stephen King, The Man Who Loved Flowers takes place on a night not as romantic as it may seem, following a man searching for a lost love.
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Based on the short story by Stephen King, The Man Who Loved Flowers takes place on a night not as romantic as it may seem, following a man searching for a lost love.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Thomas Magnuson
In Theaters:8/22/2015
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Tin Barn Alley Productions, A.V. Club Productions
Cast
Thomas Magnuson
Director
David Lee Hess
Love
Hannah Guidry
Mother
Tiana Stuart
Norma
Tom Swift
Flower Vendor
Sophia Sherline
Police Officer
Kenneth L. Rogers
Middle-Aged Man (as Ken Rogers)
Andrea Rogers
Middle-Aged Woman
Anthony Riquelmy
Newspaper Man
Ellen Massey
Old Woman
Amy Liardon
Pregnant Woman
Zachary Christodoulides
Radio DJ (voice)
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