Official movie poster for The Man Who Loved Flowers (2011), a drama horror film

The Man Who Loved Flowers(2011)

12m2011-07-19
DramaHorrorRomance

The Man Who Loved Flowers Synopsis

The tale of a man in love who buys flowers from a local vendor for the woman he is infatuated with.

The Man Who Loved Flowers (2011) is a drama, horror and romance film directed by Ryan Saunders, released on July 19, 2011 with a runtime of 12m. It stars Elliot Simmons, Milton Lebron Jr., Sara Tompkins and Jessica Skiba.

Director:
Ryan Saunders
Writers:
Ryan Saunders, Stephen King
Status:
Released

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Directed by Ryan Saunders, written by Ryan Saunders and Stephen King.

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Who stars in The Man Who Loved Flowers?

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The main cast of The Man Who Loved Flowers (2011) includes Elliot Simmons, Milton Lebron Jr., Sara Tompkins, Jessica Skiba and Molly Hirsch. The film was directed by Ryan Saunders. You can see the full cast and crew list, with character names, further up this page.

When was The Man Who Loved Flowers released?

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The Man Who Loved Flowers was released on July 19, 2011 and runs for 12m.

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