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Little House Homecoming (Coming Soon)

 


Take a look at those beautiful faces above! Even if you do not recognize them, you most likely love and knew them at one point in your life. Whether you grew up when Little House on the Prairie aired, or grew up watching reruns, it has been a family fav for almost 50 years! Can you guess who each of the above actors played in the show? Check out the trailer for the upcoming Little House Homecoming to find out! 


        



In this documentary, you will see Karen Grassle (“Caroline Ingalls”), Dean Butler (“Almanzo Wilder”), Alison Arngrim (“Nellie Oleson”), Charlotte Stewart (“Miss Beadle”), and Wendi Lou Lee (“Baby Grace”) as they travel to the real-life places that inspired Laura Ingalls Wilder’s books—and reconnect with the heart of Little House that continues to inspire audiences around the world.

Featuring heartfelt new interviews with members of the original cast, reflections from devoted fans and historians, and extraordinary footage of the places Laura lived and wrote about, Little House Homecoming is a celebration of a legacy that still feels like home.


Little House Homecoming is a virtual cinema event that will be available to watch for purchase starting on November 26.


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