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* CreatorBacklash: Andrews stated in an interview that prior to the publication of ''Literature/FlowersInTheAttic,'' she had completed several books, including one so shocking and full of sex that she hid it away in a trunk for fear of what her family would think of it. Many fans suspect that ''My Sweet Audrina'' was that book.
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* OldShame: Andrews stated in an interview that prior to the publication of ''Literature/FlowersInTheAttic,'' she had completed several books, including one so shocking and full of sex that she hid it away in a trunk for fear of what her family would think of it. Many fans suspect that ''My Sweet Audrina'' was that book.
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* RecycledScript: In ''Literature/PetalsOnTheWind'' (published several years before ''My Sweet Audrina), there is a scene in which a character is so frightened of sex that she locks herself in the bathroom for several hours on her wedding night. ''My Sweet Audrina'' has a very similar scene. It's speculated that Andrews, believing that ''Audrina'' would never see the light of day (see OldShame above), may have borrowed the bathroom scene in ''Petals'' from the unpublished draft of ''Audrina'', only to later change her mind and publish ''Audrina'' with the scene still intact.
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* RecycledScript: In ''Literature/PetalsOnTheWind'' (published several years before ''My Sweet Audrina), Audrina''), there is a scene in which a character is so frightened of sex that she locks herself in the bathroom for several hours on her wedding night. ''My Sweet Audrina'' has a very similar scene. It's speculated that Andrews, believing that ''Audrina'' would never see the light of day (see OldShame above), may have borrowed the bathroom scene in ''Petals'' from the unpublished draft of ''Audrina'', only to later change her mind and publish ''Audrina'' with the scene still intact.
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* RecycledScript: In ''Literature/PetalsOnTheWind'' (published several years before ''My Sweet Audrina), there is a scene in which a character is so frightened of sex that she locks herself in the bathroom for several hours on her wedding night. ''My Sweet Audrina'' has a very similar scene. It's speculated that Andrews, believing that ''Audrina'' would never see the light of day (see OldShame above), may have borrowed the bathroom scene in ''Petals'' from the unpublished draft of ''Audrina'', only to later change her mind and publish ''Audrina'' with the scene still intact.
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* DawsonCasting: Kacey Rohl was not only 24 when she played the 15-year old Vera, she's 3 years older than Tess Atkins who played the adult Vera.
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* DawsonCasting: Kacey Rohl was not only 24 when she played the 15-year old Vera, she's 3 years older than Tess Atkins who played the adult Vera. Atkins herself at 21 was playing the late-teens Vera, and then-23 year old India Aisley played the mid-to-late teens Audrina.
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** Andrews also stated in a rare interview that ''My Sweet Audrina'' was partially based on an incident from her own childhood, where she was trapped in "a lonely valley" and had to run as fast as she could to save herself from an unspecific sinister fate. Andrews was haunted by the fact that as an adult, she could not recall exactly what she ran away from, and her later morbid musings on what really happened (and what ''might'' have happened had she not escaped) turned into the character of Audrina, who both did and did not experience a terrible trauma that she can't remember.
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** Andrews also stated in a rare interview that ''My Sweet Audrina'' was partially based on an incident from her own childhood, where she was trapped in "a lonely valley" and had to run as fast as she could to save herself from an unspecific unspecified sinister fate. Andrews was haunted by the fact that as an adult, she could not recall exactly what she ran away from, and her later morbid musings on what really happened (and what ''might'' have happened had she not escaped) turned into the character of Audrina, who both did and did not experience a terrible trauma that she can't remember.
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** Andrews also stated in a rare interview that ''My Sweet Audrina'' was partially based on an incident from her own childhood, where she was trapped in "a lonely valley" and had to run as fast as she could to save herself from an unspecific sinister fate. Andrews was haunted by the fact that as an adult, she could not recall exactly what she ran away from, and her later morbid musings on what really happened (and what ''might'' have happened had she not escaped) turned into the character of Audrina, who both did and did not experience a terrible fate that she can't remember.
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** Andrews also stated in a rare interview that ''My Sweet Audrina'' was partially based on an incident from her own childhood, where she was trapped in "a lonely valley" and had to run as fast as she could to save herself from an unspecific sinister fate. Andrews was haunted by the fact that as an adult, she could not recall exactly what she ran away from, and her later morbid musings on what really happened (and what ''might'' have happened had she not escaped) turned into the character of Audrina, who both did and did not experience a terrible fate trauma that she can't remember.
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** Andrews also stated in a rare interview that ''My Sweet Audrina'' was partially based on an incident from her own childhood, where she was trapped in "a lonely valley" and had to run as fast as she could to save herself from an unspecific sinister fate. Andrews was haunted by the fact that as an adult, she could not recall exactly what she ran away from, and her later morbid musings on what might have happened had she not escaped. The conflict turned into the character of Audrina, who both did and did not experience a terrible fate that she can't remember.
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** Andrews also stated in a rare interview that ''My Sweet Audrina'' was partially based on an incident from her own childhood, where she was trapped in "a lonely valley" and had to run as fast as she could to save herself from an unspecific sinister fate. Andrews was haunted by the fact that as an adult, she could not recall exactly what she ran away from, and her later morbid musings on what might really happened (and what ''might'' have happened had she not escaped. The conflict escaped) turned into the character of Audrina, who both did and did not experience a terrible fate that she can't remember.
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* WriteWhatYouKnow: V.C. Andrews was herself adept at playing the stock market (and was serious enough about it to install [[TechnologyMarchesOn a stock ticker in her home]]). Like Audrina, she attributed her stock market success to her precognition. It isn't hard to imagine her selecting stocks with a pendulum.
** In a more grim example of Write What You Know, Andrews herself suffered from a fall down a staircase while in high school, leaving her permanently disabled. It's not much of a stretch that a woman with such a wild imagination might have wondered what would have happened if she hadn't survive the fall.
** In a more grim example of Write What You Know, Andrews herself suffered from a fall down a staircase while in high school, leaving her permanently disabled. It's not much of a stretch that a woman with such a wild imagination might have wondered what would have happened if she hadn't survive the fall.
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** V.C. Andrews was herself adept at playing the stock market (and was serious enough about it to install [[TechnologyMarchesOn a stock ticker in her home]]). Like Audrina, she attributed her stock market success to her precognition. It isn't hard to imagine her selecting stocks with a pendulum.
** In a more grim example of Write What You Know, Andrews herself suffered from a fall down a staircase while in high school, leaving her permanently disabled. It's not much of a stretch that a woman with such a wild imagination might have wondered what would have happened if she hadn't survive thefall.fall.
** Andrews also stated in a rare interview that ''My Sweet Audrina'' was partially based on an incident from her own childhood, where she was trapped in "a lonely valley" and had to run as fast as she could to save herself from an unspecific sinister fate. Andrews was haunted by the fact that as an adult, she could not recall exactly what she ran away from, and her later morbid musings on what might have happened had she not escaped. The conflict turned into the character of Audrina, who both did and did not experience a terrible fate that she can't remember.
** V.C. Andrews was herself adept at playing the stock market (and was serious enough about it to install [[TechnologyMarchesOn a stock ticker in her home]]). Like Audrina, she attributed her stock market success to her precognition. It isn't hard to imagine her selecting stocks with a pendulum.
** In a more grim example of Write What You Know, Andrews herself suffered from a fall down a staircase while in high school, leaving her permanently disabled. It's not much of a stretch that a woman with such a wild imagination might have wondered what would have happened if she hadn't survive the
** Andrews also stated in a rare interview that ''My Sweet Audrina'' was partially based on an incident from her own childhood, where she was trapped in "a lonely valley" and had to run as fast as she could to save herself from an unspecific sinister fate. Andrews was haunted by the fact that as an adult, she could not recall exactly what she ran away from, and her later morbid musings on what might have happened had she not escaped. The conflict turned into the character of Audrina, who both did and did not experience a terrible fate that she can't remember.
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* WriteWhatYouKnow: V.C. Andrews was herself adept at playing the stock market (and was serious enough about it to install [[TechnologyMarchesOn a stock ticker in her home]]). Like Audrina, she attributed her stock market success to her precognition. It isn't hard to imagine her selecting stocks with a pendulum.
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* WriteWhatYouKnow: V.C. Andrews was herself adept at playing the stock market (and was serious enough about it to install [[TechnologyMarchesOn a stock ticker in her home]]). Like Audrina, she attributed her stock market success to her precognition. It isn't hard to imagine her selecting stocks with a pendulum.pendulum.
** In a more grim example of Write What You Know, Andrews herself suffered from a fall down a staircase while in high school, leaving her permanently disabled. It's not much of a stretch that a woman with such a wild imagination might have wondered what would have happened if she hadn't survive the fall.
** In a more grim example of Write What You Know, Andrews herself suffered from a fall down a staircase while in high school, leaving her permanently disabled. It's not much of a stretch that a woman with such a wild imagination might have wondered what would have happened if she hadn't survive the fall.
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* OldShame: Andrews stated in an interview that prior to the publication of ''Literature/FlowersInTheAttic,'' she had completed several books, including one that was so shocking and full of sex that she hid it away in a trunk for fear of what her family would think of it. Many fans suspect that ''My Sweet Audrina'' was that book.
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* OldShame: Andrews stated in an interview that prior to the publication of ''Literature/FlowersInTheAttic,'' she had completed several books, including one that was so shocking and full of sex that she hid it away in a trunk for fear of what her family would think of it. Many fans suspect that ''My Sweet Audrina'' was that book.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: Despite being set in the US, the movie was filmed in Vancouver.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: Despite being set in the US, the movie was filmed in Vancouver.Vancouver, the likely reason for the rampant FakeNationality.
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* FakeAmerican: And ''how''. British actor Creator/WilliamMoseley as older Arden and Canadians Hannah Cheramy Kacey Rohl, Tess Atkins, James Tupper, Kristin Robek, Jennifer Copping, Matthew Kevin Anderson, and Seth Isaac Johnson as Vera (9), Vera (15), Vera (adult), Damian, Lucietta, Ellsbeth, Lamar Rensdale, and young Arden, respectively.
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* FakeAmerican: And ''how''. British actor Creator/WilliamMoseley as older adult Arden and Canadians Hannah Cheramy (Vera, age 9), Kacey Rohl, Rohl (Vera, age 15), Tess Atkins, Atkins (adult Vera), James Tupper, Tupper (Damian) Kristin Robek, Robek (Lucietta), Jennifer Copping, Copping (Ellsbeth), Matthew Kevin Anderson, Anderson (Lamar Rensdale), Corey Gruter Andrew (Arden, age 11), and Seth Isaac Johnson as Vera (9), Vera (15), Vera (adult), Damian, Lucietta, Ellsbeth, Lamar Rensdale, and young Arden, respectively.(Arden, age 15).
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* FakeAmerican: And ''how''. British actor Creator/WilliamMoseley as older Arden and Canadians Hannah Cheramy Kacey Rohl, Tess Atkins, James Tupper, Kristin Robek, Jennifer Copping, Matthew Kevin Anderson, and Seth Isaac Johnson as young Vera, older Vera, Vera (9), Vera (15), Vera (adult), Damian, Lucietta, Ellsbeth, Lamar Rensdale, and young Arden, respectively.
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* FakeAmerican: And ''how''. British actor Creator/WilliamMoseley as older Arden and Canadians Kacey Rohl, Tess Atkins, James Tupper, Kristin Robek, Jennifer Copping, Matthew Kevin Anderson Anderson, and Seth Isaac Johnson as young Vera, older Vera, Damian, Lucietta, Ellsbeth, and Lamar Rensdale Rensdale, and young Arden, respectively.
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* FakeAmerican: And ''how''. British actor Creator/WilliamMoseley as older Arden and Canadians Kacey Rohl, Tess Atkins, James Tupper, Kristin Robek, and Jennifer Copping Copping, Matthew Kevin Anderson as young Vera, older Vera, Damian, Lucietta, Ellsbeth, and Ellsbeth Lamar Rensdale respectively.
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* FakeAmerican: And ''how''. British actor Creator/WilliamMoseley as older Arden and Canadians Kacey Rohl, Tess Atkins, James Tupper, and Kristin Robek Robek, and Jennifer Copping as young Vera, older Vera, Damian, and Lucietta, and Ellsbeth respectively.
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* DawsonCasting: Kacey Rohl, who plays Vera at the age of around 15 in the Lifetime Channel movie adaptation, is older than Tess Atkins who played Vera as an adult.
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* DawsonCasting: Kacey Rohl, who plays Vera at Rohl was not only 24 when she played the age of around 15 in the Lifetime Channel movie adaptation, is 15-year old Vera, she's 3 years older than Tess Atkins who played Vera as an adult.the adult Vera.
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* OldShame: Andrews stated in an interview that prior to the publication of ''Literature/FlowersInTheAttic,'' she had completed several books, including one that was so shocking and full of sex that she hid it away in a trunk for fear of what her family would think of it. Many fans suspect that ''My Sweet Audrina'' was that book.
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* OldShame: Andrews stated in an interview that prior to the publication of ''Literature/FlowersInTheAttic,'' she had completed several books, including one that was so shocking and full of sex that she hid it away in a trunk for fear of what her family would think of it. Many fans suspect that ''My Sweet Audrina'' was that book.book.
* WriteWhatYouKnow: V.C. Andrews was herself adept at playing the stock market (and was serious enough about it to install [[TechnologyMarchesOn a stock ticker in her home]]). Like Audrina, she attributed her stock market success to her precognition. It isn't hard to imagine her selecting stocks with a pendulum.
* WriteWhatYouKnow: V.C. Andrews was herself adept at playing the stock market (and was serious enough about it to install [[TechnologyMarchesOn a stock ticker in her home]]). Like Audrina, she attributed her stock market success to her precognition. It isn't hard to imagine her selecting stocks with a pendulum.
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* DawsonCasting: Kacey Rohl, who plays Vera at the age of around 15 in the Lifetime Channel movie adaptation, is older than Tess Atkins who played Vera as an adult.
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* OldShame: Andrews stated in an interview that prior to the publication of ''Literature/FlowersInTheAttic,'' she had completed several books, including one that was so shocking and full of sex that she hid it away in a trunk for fear of what her family would think of it. Many fans suspect that ''My Sweet Audrina'' was that book.
