The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart is an Australiandrama miniseries created bySarah Lambert and based on the novel byHolly Ringland. All seven episodes were directed byGlendyn Ivin, and were released byAmazon Studios from 4 August to 1 September 2023.

The series received positive reviews for its direction and performances, in particular Weaver's. It received 12 nominations at the13th AACTA Awards, includingBest Miniseries,Best Lead Actress in Drama for Weaver, andBest Supporting Actress in Drama for Debnam-Carey andLeah Purcell.

Set inAustralia, the series follows Alice Hart (Alyla Browne andAlycia Debnam-Carey), a girl abused by her father who finds herself orphaned after a fire and is taken in by her estranged grandmother (Sigourney Weaver), who runs a flowerplant nursery doubling as a haven for "Flowers", women who were victims ofdomestic abuse.^[2]

• Sigourney Weaver as June Hart, Alice's paternal grandmother who takes her in after the death of Alice's parents, but hides many secrets from her granddaughter.
• Alyla Browne andAlycia Debnam-Carey as Alice Hart, the abused daughter of Agnes and Clem who is raised by June after her parents' death, only to face another crisis as a grown-up. Browne portrays Alice as a child, and Debnam-Carey portrays her as a young adult.
• Asher Keddie as Sally Morgan, a librarian who realizes the abuse Alice and her mother suffer, and later tries to adopt Alice before adopting Charlie.
• Leah Purcell as Twig, June's wife
• Frankie Adams as Candy Blue, June and Twig's adopted daughter
  • Catherine Laga'aia as young Candy
• Alexander England as John Morgan, a policeman and Sally's husband
• Charlie Vickers as Clem Hart, Alice's abusive father, Agnes' husband and June's estranged son
  • Jack Latorre as young Clem Hart
• Tilda Cobham-Hervey as Agnes Hart, Alice's mother
• Sebastián Zurita as Dylan, a ranger Alice falls in love with as an adult
• Shareena Clanton as Ruby, a ranger who becomes Alice's friend
• Bree Bain as May

• Catherine McClements as Sarah
• Emma Lung as Nurse Brooke Jansen
• Jeremy Blewitt as Charlie Morgan, Alice's brother who was adopted by Sally and John as a newborn
• Victoria Haralabidou as Jana

In May 2021, it was announced thatMade Up Stories,Amazon Studios and Endeavor Content would produce an adaptation of the bookThe Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, with filming taking place in Australia. Sigourney Weaver was announced as starring and executive producing, with Sarah Lambert show running and executive producing, Glendyn Ivin as director and executive producer, andJodi Matterson, Bruna Papandrea, Steve Hutensky and Allie Goss also executive producing.^[3]

Filming began in October 2021 inSydney and the regions ofNew South Wales and theNorthern Territory. It was confirmed thatAsher Keddie,Leah Purcell,Alycia Debnam-Carey,Frankie Adams,Alexander England, Charlie Vickers,Tilda Cobham-Hervey and Alyla Browne had been added to the cast.^[4] In April 2022,Sebastián Zurita was cast, Kirsty Fisher and Kim Wilson were announced as co-writers alongside Lambert, Barbara Gibbs was confirmed as producer and Lucinda Reynolds as co-executive producer.^[5] In September 2022, production company Endeavour Content rebranded as Fifth Season.^[6]

Amazon Studios announced the show will be available in over 240 countries and territories through the streaming serviceAmazon Prime Video.^[7] It premiered on 4 August 2023, with the first three episodes available immediately and a new episode debuting on a weekly basis until the series finale on 1 September 2023.^[8]

On 16 August 2023,Mediaweek reported that the series set a record for highest viewership of an Australian series worldwide. It also reached the top five in 78 countries and top three in 42 countries on Prime Video.^[9][10]

On review aggregatorRotten Tomatoes, 82% of 34 critics gave the series a positive review, with an average rating of 7.2/10. The website's critical consensus reads, "Sigourney Weaver is excellent as a thorny matriarch inThe Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, a visually appealing and well-acted melodrama."^[11] OnMetacritic, the series holds a weighted average score of 66 out of 100 based on 16 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews".^[12]

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