‘The Ingalls Family’ Cast Reunited After 46 Years Via Zoom: Here’s What They Look Like Now

46 years after the first chapter of The Ingalls family, several of the successful actors surprised their fans with a virtual reunion in which they relived thousands of memories. Although in 2020 they were messaging networks to encourage compliance with coronavirus isolation and thus prevent more infections, they felt it would be a good idea to see their faces again, albeit in a way. virtual so as not to expose themselves in the midst of a wave of regrowth.

From their homes, Melissa Gilbert, Alison Arngrim, Dean Butler, Charlotte Stewart, Hersha Parady, Wendi Turnbaugh, Pamela Roylance, Dave Friedman and Radames Pera They participated in a virtual panel organized by Wizard World Virtual Experiences 2021. They played Laura Ingalls, Nellie Oleson, Almanzo, Miss Beadle, Alice Garvey, Grace Ingalls, Sarah Reed Carter, Jason Carter and John Sanderson Edwards respectively.

The person responsible for breaking the ice was Melissa, who greeted everyone with a smile that she was very happy to have this opportunity with after so many decades. “Hello everyone! This is happening today. The link is in my bio or you can go to @wizardworld for more information. I am really excited! I look forward to seeing you all, saying hello and to answer your questions about #littlehouseontheprairie. #Nostalgia, ”he wrote on his social networks.

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One of the absent was Karen Grassle, who played Caroline Ingalls, Laura’s mother, who was seen reading children’s stories on YouTube during the first months of the pandemic. No details were known as to why he did not go online, but many speculated that he might have a health issue that was preventing him from showing up. He is 78 years old.

But his lack was not the only one. Another who did not appear for this event was Melissa Sue Anderson, dear Mary Ingalls. She prefers to stay away from the media, even though in recent months she has not hesitated to lead a strong “anti Trump” campaign from Canada, the country in which she has chosen to live.

In the virtual conversation, everyone smiled as they remembered Michael Landon, died 30 years ago after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. In one of his last interviews, he revealed that participating in The Ingalls family it had been a very valuable experience.

“I want people to laugh and cry, not just sit and watch TV. Maybe I’m old fashioned, but I think viewers crave shows where people say something meaningful, ”were his words.

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Are the Ingalls coming back?

In December, it was known that Paramount TV Studios and Anonymous Content would have teamed up with Friendly Family Productions to develop a new version of the ’70s TV hit.

It would be about an hour-long drama based on the novels of Laura Ingalls Wilder, where he recounts his experiences growing up in Wisconsin, Kansas and Minnesota in the late 19th century.