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PHOTOS Petals on the Wind character posters for Cathy, Christopher, Corrine and Olivia

ByAsa Hawks

Lifetime movie Petals on the Wind character posters

Petals on the Wind, Lifetime’s much-anticipated sequel to their hugely successful movie adaptation of V.C. Andrews gothic novel Flowers in the Attic, won’t be hitting the small screen until Memorial Day Weekend, but the network has been quite generous to anxious fans in the form of video trailers and lots of wonderfully lush preview images. The latest appetizer is a batch of four character posters featuring the sequel’s main characters: Cathy, Chris and Corrine Dollanganger as well as “Holy Hag” Grandma Olivia Foxworth.

Each of the posters features the vine and rose petal motif, and each character is given a brief tagline:

Petals on the Wind Cathy Dollanganger poster played by Rose McIver
Catherine Leigh “Cathy” Dollanganger played by Rose McIver
Tagline: Twisted Sister

Petals on the Wind Chris Dollanganger poster played by Wyatt Nash
Christopher “Chris” Dollanganger Jr. played by Wyatt Nash
Tagline: Brotherly Love

Lifetime Petals on the Wind Corrine Dollanganger character poster played by Heather Graham
Corrine Dollanganger played by Heather Graham
Tagline: Revenge Is A Mother

Lifetime Petals on the Wind Olivia Foxworth movie poster played by Ellen Burstyn
Olivia Foxworth played by Ellen Burstyn
Tagline: Holy Hag

* Be sure to check out the first official Petals on the Wind cast photos too!

And just in case you missed it, here’s a preview clip from the movie:

Petals on the Wind premieres Monday, May 26 at 9/8c on Lifetime.

Photos: Lifetime



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