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Karen Grassle’s “Little House on the Prairie” fame helped her new film

by Stewart Cole

Small House in the Meadow It aired on NBC from 1974 to 1983. And yet, the series – based on Laura Ingalls Wilder’s best-selling book series – has lasted for decades. In fact, Small House in the Meadow remains so beloved that the role of star Karen Grasl in the show had a direct impact on her latest film. See how it was filmed in 2021 Do not forget owes part of its success to Small House in the Meadow.

Karen Grassle | NBCU Photo Bank

Karen Grassle plays Caroline Ingalls in “Little House on the Prairie”

Before Small House in the Meadow, Grassle was perhaps best known for her work on stage. In the late 1960s, she made her Broadway debut on the short-lived The Gingham Dog. But she found the role that would determine her career when she auditioned to play Caroline Ingalls, the mother of the central family in Small House in the Meadow.

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