Flowers
- TV comedy drama
- Channel 4
- 2016 - 2018
- 12 episodes (2 series)
Dark comedy following the eccentric Flower family and their struggle to live harmoniously. Stars Olivia Colman, Julian Barratt, Daniel Rigby, Sophia Di Martino, Will Sharpe and more.
Episode menu
Series 2, Episode 4
Further details
Amy's girlfriend Hylda overcomes her aversion to family situations and goes to confront Deborah about Amy's increasingly strange behaviour. A drunken Maurice has turned the Flowers' home into a party house with the Pink Cuttlefish Orchestra, deaf to the protests of a disapproving Donald. Amy is fighting her way through the racing thoughts and manic images that are flashing through her mind and is about to discover the truth about her grandfather and the origins of the mysterious Baumgaertner book...
Broadcast details
- Date
- Wednesday 13th June 2018
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- Channel 4
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
Olivia Colman | Deborah |
Julian Barratt | Maurice |
Daniel Rigby | Donald |
Sophia Di Martino | Amy |
Will Sharpe | Shun |
Colin Hurley | Barry |
Alistair Green | Tommy |
Helen Cripps | Matilda |
Harriet Walter | Hylda |
Sophia Di Martino | Bertha |
Kathryn Hunter | Wendy |
Daniel Rigby | Egbert |
Julian Barratt | Friedrich |
Olivia Colman | Valerie |
Anna O'Grady | Dolores |
Amie Buhari | Pan |
Mariam Haque | Henri |
Maite Jáuregui | Vera |
Sophie Brooke | Avelaine |
Leila Hoffman | Isadora |
Duncan Pow | Dennis |
Alice Lowe | Paula |
David Sterne | Bolero |
Will Sharpe | Writer |
Alice Tyler | Script Editor |
Katie Carpenter | Script Producer |
Will Sharpe | Director |
Sam Pinnell | Producer |
Naomi De Pear | Executive Producer |
Will Sharpe | Associate Producer |
Holly Pullinger | Line Producer |
Selina MacArthur | Editor |
Luana Hanson | Production Designer |
Catherine Willis | Casting Director |
Jamie Cairney | Director of Photography |
Sam Perry | Costume Designer |
Sjaan Gillings | Make-up Designer |
Arthur Sharpe | Composer |
Alex Streeter | 1st Assistant Director |
Press
C4's Flowers is much more than just a 'dark comedy'
Flowers, which ran all week on Channel 4, was thrillingly good to watch -- but is, I now realise, extremely tricky to summarise.
James Walton, The Spectator, 14th June 2018