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New 'Little House' Era: Walnut Grove Reimagined
12 Jul
Summary
- Showrunner aims to capture the essence of the real Walnut Grove town.
- The new season adapts 'On the Banks of Plum Creek' book.
- Laura and Nellie's rivalry is set to deliver significant prairie drama.
The Ingalls family is set to make Walnut Grove their new home in the next era of the "Little House on the Prairie" series. Showrunner Rebecca Sonnenshine has revealed that this new iteration of Walnut Grove is deeply inspired by the actual town and Laura Ingalls Wilder's book series, particularly "On the Banks of Plum Creek," which is the focus for the upcoming season. Sonnenshine expressed excitement about presenting a reimagined version of the iconic locale.
Filming for the second season is currently underway, with new cast members Willa Dunn as Nellie Oleson and Charlotte Sullivan as Margaret Oleson joining the production. Young actress Alice Halsey, who plays Laura, anticipates a significant on-screen rivalry between Laura and Nellie, hinting at "drama on the prairie." Meanwhile, Luke Bracey, who portrays Charles Ingalls, is looking forward to exploring his character's growth and evolution over the past 18 months, alongside Caroline's development.
Caroline Ingalls, played by Crosby Fitzgerald, is also anticipating the new setting and the fresh vibe it brings. She humorously shared her excitement about a new bovine co-star on set. The series, which adapts one book per season, continues its journey on Netflix, with season 1 already available for streaming. The upcoming season promises a distinct feel for each part of the Ingalls' journey.
