David Farnor | On 02, Apr 2020

Netflix’s The House of Flowers returns this April for a third and final season.

The de la Mora family was not always the typical wealthy and conservative household. Back in the day, mistakes were made and secrets were kept. Now it is time to reveal it all. Get ready for a season full of flowers, drama, and glitter.

Season 3 premieres on 23rd April. Here’s the trailer:

 

Netflix orders 2 more bunches of The House of Flowers

11th October 2018

Netflix has renewed The House of Flowers for a second and third season.

The satirical comedy, created by Manolo Caro, sees the seemingly perfect family, which runs a flower shop, face the dark secrets uncovered by the sudden death of the patriarch’s mistress, Roberta. Oh, and learning that their flower shop shares its name with a cabaret that was secretly owned by the father of the family.

The show explores the need to protect and forgive loved ones, no matter how uncomfortable, and stars a host of Mexican talent, including Veronica Castro (The Rich Also Cry, Rosa Salvaje), Aislinn Derbez (A La Mala, Win It All) and Cecilia Suarez (Capadocia, Tales of an Immoral Couple).

The show premiered earlier this summer, but has clearly struck a note with subscribers: within weeks of its release, Netflix has not only ordered a second season, but a third too. Watch the video announcing the renewal here:

La Casa de Las Flores: Season 1 and 2 is available on Netflix UK, as part of an £9.99 monthly subscription.

 

Trailer: Netflix’s The House of Flowers teases dark family satire

14th June 2018

“People say we’re the perfect family. So that’s what we’ll show them.”

That’s the sound of the De La Mora household struggling to keep up appearances in Netflix’s The House of Flowers.

The satirical comedy, created by Manolo Caro, sees the seemingly perfect family, which runs a flower shop, face the dark secrets uncovered by the sudden death of the patriarch’s mistress, Roberta. Oh, and learning that their flower shop shares its name with a cabaret that was secretly owned by the father of the family.

The show explores the need to protect and forgive loved ones, no matter how uncomfortable, and stars a host of Mexican talent, including Veronica Castro (The Rich Also Cry, Rosa Salvaje), Aislinn Derbez (A La Mala, Win It All) and Cecilia Suarez (Capadocia, Tales of an Immoral Couple).

All 13 episodes land on Netflix on Friday 10th August. Here’s the new trailer:

 

Netflix’s La Casa de Flores opens its doors this summer

8th May 2018

La Casa de Flores (The House of Flowers) opens its doors this summer, as Netflix’s Mexican series makes its debut.

The dark comedy exposes the dark secrets hiding behind a seemingly idyllic family-run flower business. One day, the patriarch finds out his longtime mistress has suddenly passed away and he decides to bring their children into the household alongside his current wife and family who didn’t know they existed. The series explores the need to protect and forgive loved ones, no matter how uncomfortable.

Created by Manolo Caro, the 13-episode series stars Veronica Castro (The Rich Also Cry, Rosa Salvaje), Aislinn Derbez (A La Mala, Win It All) and Cecilia Suarez (Capadocia, Tales of an Immoral Couple).

“Manolo is the only filmmaker in Mexico to have been a part of the top 10 highest grossing movies over the last three consecutive years. His exceptional talent will be reflected on the screen and we are sure he will delight thousands of Netflix members around the world,” says Erik Barmack, Netflix vice president of international originals.

All episodes will premiere on Netflix on Friday 10th August. Here’s the video announcing its release date:

 

La Casa de Las Flores begins principal photography

25th July 2017

Shooting has officially begun on Netflix’s new original series, La Casa de las Flores.

Created by Manolo Caro, the 13-episode comedy revolves around a seemingly successful and idyllic family-run flower business full of dysfunctional secrets. One day, the patriarch finds out his longtime mistress has suddenly passed away and he decides to bring their children into the household alongside his current wife and family who didn’t know they existed. The series explores the need to protect and forgive loved ones, no matter how uncomfortable.

The series stars actresses Veronica Castro (The Rich also Cry, Rosa Salvaje), Aislinn Derbez (A la Mala, Win it All) and Cecilia Suarez (Capadocia, Tales of an Immoral couple), with additional cast members including Dario Yazbek (Daniel and Ana, Los Paisajes), Juan Pablo Medina (Love of my Loves Tales of an Immoral Couple), Arturo Rios (Entre Pancho Villa y una Mujer Desnuda, Y Tu Mamá También), Claudette Maille (Like Water for Chocolate, Gente Bien), Lucas Velasquez (Mentir para Vivir, Atrévete a Soñar), Sheryl Rubio (Somos tú y yo, Guerra de Ídolos), Sofia Sisniega (Club de Cuervos, Gossip Girl: Acapulco), Luis de la Rosa (While the Wolf’s Away) and more.

The executive producers for the series are Rafael Ley, Stacy Perskie, Maria Jose Cordova, Mariana Arredondo and Manolo Caro from Noc Noc Cinema. La Casa de las Flores is produced by Carlos Taibo and written by Monika Revilla, Mara Vargas, Gabriel Nuncio and Manolo Caro.

The series was ordered by the streaming giant last year and will premiere in 2018.

“Manolo is the only filmmaker in Mexico to have been a part of the top 10 highest grossing movies over the last three consecutive years. His exceptional talent will be reflected on the screen and we are sure he will delight thousands of Netflix members around the world,” said Erik Barmack, Netflix vice president of international originals.
 

Netflix orders Mexican original series from Manolo Caro

12th October 2016

Netflix has commissioned an original series from Mexican filmmaker Manolo Caro.

Caro, whose previous work includes Tales of an Inmoral Couple, Elvira I’ll Give You My Life But I’m Using It, Love of My Loves, I Don’t Know Whether to Slit My Veins or Leave Them Long, will write and direct the dark comedy, which will be released across all 190 Netflix territories.

The half-hour show revolves around a seemingly successful family-run flower business, full of dysfunctional secrets. One day, the patriarch finds out his longtime mistress has suddenly passed away and he decides to bring their children into the household alongside his current wife and family, who didn’t know they existed. The series explores the need to protect and forgive loved ones, no matter how uncomfortable.

“I really wanted to work with Netflix which comes along with great responsibility as it represents international exposure for the entire team. I am happy to take on this challenge as I will have the opportunity to enjoy the unconditional support and creative freedom needed to tell this great story,” says Caro.

“Manolo is the only filmmaker in Mexico to have been a part of the top 10 highest grossing movies over the last three consecutive years. His exceptional talent will be reflected on the screen and we are sure he will delight thousands of Netflix members around the world,” says Erik Barmack, Netflix vice president of international originals. “The success of Club de Cuervos in Mexico and in other countries reaffirms our bet on Mexican talent and productions like the upcoming Ingobernable, and this new project with Manolo.”

Indeed, the project is part of the streaming giant’s major push into Latin America, with a local productions slate that also includes Narcos, 3%, Edha, O Matador and an untitled project from Jose Padilha based on current events in Brazil. Caro’s series will span 13 episodes and is produced by Rafa Ley and Stacy Perskie from Noc Noc Cinema.

Filming in 4K will begin in 2017.

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