BEYOND THE PRAIRIE

Beyond the Prairie: The True Story of Laura Ingalls Wilder. This upload includes the commercials so I wouldn't lose more resolution with an extra editing step. This movie and the sequel are now avaiable on DVD by way of eBay (direct sale, no bidding involved).

[@winterhorse]

The old commercials were a bonus. I can't remember the last time I had cable. I have become nostalgic in my senior years.

[@jennifermurray6729]

This was amazing. I grew up on Litle House on the Prairie, and Really appreciate the true life story.

[@amarieoflothlorien]

I grew up with the Tv serie, but this one is more closer to the books, !

[@winksartistt3817]

Such a beautiful film, thank you for uploading. Beautiful, and heart-wrenching, the hardships they faced and came through with love and without bitterness.

[@susanhowe163]

I'M THINKING THAT THE PEOPLE WHO LOST EVERYTHING WITH NO WAY TO REPLACE IT, WERE PRETTY BITTER.

[@huei-yipan3174]

I remember watching this movie on television, and I loved it!! :) Everyone did a great job in this movie!! :)

[@robinrichter5907]

Always loved those stories!!

[@jwilcox4726]

Hello Bowie, That was such a wonderful movie. I didn't know it exsisted. Thank you so much.

[@marymonrreal2039]

I watched the Series of Little House on the Prairie.. love this movie of The True Story of Laura Ingalls.

[@novemberday8277]

Mrs. Bucci is a ray of sunshine, isn't she, LOL

[@louisemayb1]

What a fabulous film. I loved watching Little House on the Prairie and The Waltons growing up. This took me right back to those times ☺️ Best 2 hours I’ve watched for a while.

[@Tazinova]

This reminds of one o the books I have read, which takes place in modern day USA. One of the characters is helping sort material in a library. She come across a diary of a women who lives on the prairie in the eighteen hundreds. This woman had lived with her husband and 3 children. No neighbors close. The character said that reading the diary was like watching a person slowly going insane.

[@user-ek4hm9kg6m]

Great saw this version once previously and did not know why Laura was as big as Pa with Mary and Carrie younger.Richard Thomas did an awesome job portraying Pa Ingalls. He was wonderful as John Boy on the Waltons which I also loved and he is great in every role he portrays. Enjoyed very much. Thanks for sharing.😊😊😊❤❤❤

[@MrBitchJohn]

Thank You. I loved watching this.

[@lynadams2220]

Wonderful movie! Appreciate you posting! God bless!

[@dlakoba4459]

Been waiting for a long time to see this again. Thanks for putting this up.

[@cami42874]

Love this story about Laura and her husband and daughter

[@cks57youto53]

A wonderful movie to reflect on!

[@Humgin1234]

Amazing!!!! Loved this true account of our history. We can not even IMAGINE the hardships and trials . What a HARD LIVED LIFE

[@melhale1499]

I’ve never seen this movie before! I love it!❤️❤️

[@agemoth]

Humgin1234 HARD BUT GLORIOUS

[@susanporter3399]

😊 thank you I enjoyed very much !!

[@bethfinch4672]

Yes, there are commercials.I let the movie load while doing other things. That way, when they come up, I can drag the bar and skip them. I'm such a fan of her. I watched Little House every week as a teen. I don't have time to read, but feel the urge to find her books. All of the young people that think they have a hard life need to see how their ancestors lived. We've become so pampered and spoiled. I loved this, thank you.

[@sueannnatter5295]

The only way to do it completely accurate would be a mini series like the Crown or something.

[@ChrisHauser1]

i really like this movie i couldn't sleep last night and i learned alot from Laura and Almonzo

[@tapashroy4813]

VERY GOOD MOVIE. It's very important for us not to stop writing. I believe the best way to express our human feelings is by writing down what we come across our life. HEART-BREAKING MOVIE.

[@durgamthirupathi1838]

This movie makes me cry with happiness

[@KurtSlotkowski-hj8jd]

Me too! Tears of Joy, as they call them.

[@durgamthirupathi1838]

@@KurtSlotkowski-hj8jd where are you from?

[@angelamartin2811]

Duh 🙄 I'm like half way through the movie and realize Charles is actually John boy! Even though the characters look nothing like the ones on little house on the prairie I'm loving this movie!

[@clydelayton2017]

i know Im kind of randomly asking but do anybody know a good site to stream newly released movies online ?

[@skylerkohen6957]

@Clyde Layton I would suggest flixzone. Just search on google for it =)

[@royalkairo8819]

@Skyler Kohen yup, been watching on FlixZone for years myself :D

[@clydelayton2017]

@Skyler Kohen thanks, signed up and it seems like a nice service =) I really appreciate it !

[@skylerkohen6957]

@Clyde Layton happy to help =)

[@beverlywaits7663]

Polly m thank you for that information about the books in a TRUE FAN OF THE LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE!I DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT HIS SON'S BOOKS AND MOVIES!AGAIN THANK YOU 😊😊

[@polly5961]

Beverly.. The books were written by JANETTE OAKES.. Michael Landon Jr just did the movies...🤗 I REALLY ENJOY a WHOLESOME read.. I hope you get the chance to check them out.. I think you'll enjoy them.. GOD BLESS YOU ALL🤗

[@bethstone]

@@polly5961 - The Little House books were NOT written by Janet Oakes. They were written by Laura Ingalls Wilder.

[@thetomlinsons4]

She was talking about some other books, not LIW's.

[@brm80]

Omg I am so happy that they finally have this movie on I was looking for it for ages :)

[@davestang5454]

The phenomena in the opening scene is probably what is called "ball lightning" , a form of atmospheric electrical discharge. It's not a meteor strike as that would cause much more damage. Dave Stang, Director, "FAIRYTALE2017 movie".

[@juneberry1982]

Thanks. I was wondering. 👍

[@feb221964]

The television version of Mary Ingalls became a teacher in a school for the blind and married a blind fellow teacher, Adam Kendall, who was portrayed by Linwood Boomer. The real Mary Ingalls never became a teacher nor married but returned to De Smet to live with her parents after graduating from Vinton. Mary Ingalls - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Ingalls

[@Hisgirlforever1012]

Thank you for posting this

[@algs229635]

Please add captions I am deaf but I can read. subtitles can be in English, Spanish, and Portuguese as of now; greetings from Brazil

[@marymarkovski5248]

This is one interpretation of the books. It has the basics. I liked actors and the story.

[@donnabullock5761]

Mary Markovski r

[@melvinjackson2212]

WOW. WHAT CAN I SAY? THERE ARE NO WORDS THAT COME TO MIND. NONE. NO NOT ONE.

[@mariakraakman1923]

Thanks. I LOVE IT, BEAUTIFUL.

[@freddymolina4079]

This is a great movie 🎥🍿

[@halliebsullivan]

Thank you for posting! I am a fan of LIW and never saw this when it came out. Really enjoyed this movie❤️

[@vernasmith5394]

When I retired I checked all the little house books out from the library, lol

[@74Spirit1]

The story about Laura's poem was in the book, not in the TV show. She was the appropriate age when she met Almanzo.

[@jungefrau]

well, she was 15 and he was 25, so it depends on what you mean by appropriate. Laura had her daughter when she was 19 and was 18 when she married 28 yo Almanzo.

[@MrsAngelaGrogan1]

Back in those days it was appropriate for a 15 year old to get married. You can't judge how someone lived back then using the standards of today.

[@michelleglover9543]

My grandmother had just turned 16 when she married my grandfather. He was 20. It was 5 years before they had their oldest child, my mother. My grandmother passed 5 years ago this November just a month short of turning 95. I was 52 when she passed, she was the last of my grandparents still living. I really miss her.

[@sueannnatter5295]

@Babs Almanzo was pa's friend he trusted him. He had honorable intentions.

[@hugoweaving6275]

A nice movie, reminiscent of little house. Do the commercials make anyone else feel old?

[@aremattpharr8480]

Love this movie

[@tammyconklin5362]

I wish part 2 was on here

[@sueannnatter5295]

Yeah I have recently heard about part 2. Like to see it too!

[@swishswitch2488]

I absolutely loved this movie! :-)

[@StarAnnasDream]

We shall meet on that beautiful shore

[@gracehannon6751]

There is only one Ma n Pa Ingalls however, nice movie ❤️

[@margieschrauth9217]

The same actor who played Almanzo Wilder also played Venus Van Damme on Sons of Anarchy.

[@TAMMIEL67]

@Babs Walton Goggins, not Walter. Walton Goggins plays Almanzo in this movie.

[@robinromine8158]

The T. V. Series didn't follow the Books much. I'm reading the books now, and I love them. This movie is going almost exactly like the books. The long winter and small town on the prairie and these happy golden years.

[@crytlmeen]

Robin Romine good point!

[@nene1082]

@@crytlmeen I agree as well. While I loved the TV series, it really wasn't that true to what the books were. I've read the books, and they're awesome! I think it would be great to see a reboot of the books - only this time, being more faithful to the books. Because of technology, now more can be shown.

[@crytlmeen]

@@nene1082 Ooh, yes! That would be awesome! I'm re-listening to the audiobooks currently and can't get enough!

[@severinefisteberg8893]

Right! I once watched this movie made for TV and it is Closer to laura's Real life and Books except a few inaccuracies .It is just thé way Real Laura lived not liké in thé TV show .. It is harder but more realistic

[@cannwolfe1207]

But, thanks so much for posting.

[@576happy]

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[@terrismith9662]

If they're going to claim that this is the "true" story of Laura Ingalls Wilder then they should have made this film as accurate as possible. I watched a few minutes and I see many mistakes. First of all they mispronounced Almanzo's name. It's pronounced Al -MAN -zo , (not "Al MON zo"). Almanzo would NEVER EVER have called Laura "Miss Flutterbudget"on their very first meeting. That would have been much too familiar and even disrespectful in that time and in that place. "Flutterbudget" was Pa's own special name for Laura and he was the only one to call her that. Pa would never have allowed Laura,nor Ma, out onto the frozen prairie to search for the lost children. It was much too dangerous because a blizzard could have hit in a matter of minutes and then they themselves would have been lost on the prairie. Ma and the girls stayed inside during the Long Winter, even during the rare sunny,but bitter cold, days. I realize that screenwriters take liberties for creative reasons and to make the story flow but if they're going to say "this is the true story of Laura Ingalls Wilder" then they should make it accurate.

[@dianesmerecki3015]

Terri Smith I’m

[@susiearviso3032]

What do you care, Terri?

[@davestang5454]

You need to read my comments on how historical dramas are written vs documentaries. People confuse the 2 methods of film making all the time.

[@kathykelly6045]

Maybe you need to do some research on how the name Almanzo is pronounced in Latin. It is pronounced as Almonzo!

[@user-cq4zw5yc5m]

Why tear the movie apart just because of a few things like a mispronounced name? Folk are so judgmental about so many things. It’s not, like davestang says, a documentary. It’s the same as criticising a movie like “The pursuit of Happyness” because happiness is not spelt correctly. So many other things in life to worry about.

[@carmencitadavis3751]

The original Little House on the prairie will always be the best

[@melissa1224jax]

Not really based on truth, the original series. There was no Albert or Adam. Mary never married.

[@wierdsmabob]

I don't think the real Walnut Grove, Minnesota was blown up either. The series was basically just "inspired" by the books.

[@shelleysargent7493]

@@melissa1224jax Yes Mary married

[@melissa1224jax]

@@shelleysargent7493 no she did not. Google her.

[@ellenbedford3888]

The series didn’t exactly follow the books. Just based somewhat on them.

[@yehmiyah]

wonderful

[@polly5961]

I REALLY don't care that the characters don't resemble the cast of the 1970s'😳 It's ONLY a movie.. I think it's NEAT to see another point of view..😊 Movies are NEVER true to the lives of those they're about.. Michael Landon did a phenomenal job with the TV series and made years of FABULOUS family movie night😁 His son, Michael Landon Jr has followed his father's footsteps and directed Janette Oakes' Books with the titles.. Love Comes Softly, Loves Enduring Promise, Love Begins, Love Finds a Home and others.. I read the " LOVE" books as they came out and was THRILLED when they were made into movies🤗 They are definitely worth watching for ANYONE who enjoys circa 1800s. They are available on KZbin for free. Search for the titles and enjoy the show😊I would suggest starting with Love Comes Softly and then Love Begins..or the other way around.. I rewatch the LOVE series when I need an attitude adjustment..Works EVERY TIME..😉 God bless you all..

[@sunnydayzie1202]

The difference is that they titled this the "true story" and it's completely not at all

[@eb9389]

Little House on the Prairie has always been one of our favorite series to watch. Also, Dr. Quinn, but we haven't seen any reruns of that series in a very long time. I don't know why a TV network won't pick it up. The original Love Comes Softly movie series had 8 parts. After they finished that, they made 2 additional prequel movies and numbered them #9 (Love Begins) and #10 (Love's Everlasting Courage). So if you're going to watch the entire series, start with 9 and 10 and then go to #1. It will then be in the chronological order of the story line. Plus you'll understand better what happened to Clark Davis' wife and how things came to be in #1 Love Comes Softly.

[@marissatamayo3699]

Michael Landon had a unique, marvelous creativity. But this is story is much later, when Laura got married and had a family.

[@polly5961]

EIL BLT .. ALSO Love's Christmas Journey ...it was a two hour film I think..it was about Ellie and Aaron.. I think(?) It took a while to figure out who was who, I'm still trying to figure it out😉 Great film with Ernest Borgnine🤗 I watched the movies as they came out and then I watched them the way you suggested.. Anyway you choose..they are GREAT aren't they!?! I had a little bit of a difficult time with how much Belinda and her hair color changed TEE! HEE! Did you ever read the Bride's of the West books? They were wonderful and exciting.. I have been hoping Michael Landon Jr would put those on film😊

[@michelehayes9509]

This movie follows the books more closely. The original TV series didn't do that much at all. I still love it though. I really loved this though. Even though it's not really the whole true story (as the books weren't the whole true story) it does a great job in following the books.

[@freddymolina4079]

The cast is a great

[@davestang5454]

Based on all the criticism from people posting here about the "inaccuracies" found in this movie it's obvious that so many people are confusing the purpose of HISTORICAL-BASED DRAMA film making vs DOCUMENTARY film making. If you want fact-based information, there are plenty of documentaries about LIW available. This movie is an interpretation of the "spirit" of Wilder's life, not the facts, and who can be the true judge of her life other than LIW herself?

[@juliesprik9479]

Great video, thanks!

[@vanessacrook-ty3ks]

Love this

[@susheilanaidoo500]

I am really enjoying theses moves especially Christians moves

[@leeanncostlow1341]

There's a part 2 would like to see it

[@angelalaforest8631]

She wore a black dress on her wedding day and the clock on the wall was a first Christmas gift....so many inaccuracies... I doubt they had sex in the weeds lol

[@michelehayes9509]

I’ve read all of Laura’s children’s books and I have “ Pioneer Girl “ the annotated autobiography of Laura Ingalls Wilder and I’m pretty sure she did wear a black cashmere dress on her wedding day. It was a very simple wedding. In the book “ The First Four Years “ the clock was a Christmas gift on their second year of marriage. This version is much closer to being accurate than the tv show from the 70’s but I love all things Little House and loved the tv series very much.

[@salyluz6535]

Does anyone know the name of the old hymn Pa is playing on the fiddle around minute 46, after the wolves are howling? I know I used to sing that hymn when I was younger, but I cannot think of the words.

[@sharileeengle5204]

Enjoyed this movie but wish there weren’t so many long commercials that broke it up.

[@kendallkahl8725]

Then the 30s and the dust bowl hit. Its now cattle country to keep the topsoil from getting exhausted or circulat irrigation.

[@songja6233]

This is a true story of Laura Ingall and she lived the longest period of life ,longer than her three sisters. She Died in 1950's at the age of 90 around. But I like a TV series of Little House On the Prairie 1974-1984 which was played by two Melisas( Melisa Sue Anderson and Melisa GIl)

[@jennymohler5021]

ILOVE LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRE

[@jungefrau]

The Ingalls were into tiny house living before it was cool!

[@ACEDIAMOND666]

...and we're still doing it.....

[@michellejones7369]

And i love it i was i could ZAPP IN AND OUT OF THESE TIMES TO WRITE ABOUT IT BY MY OWN VOYAGE AND EXPERIENCE

[@gardenglory6624]

no, its because they were poor. nobody would live that way if they didn't have too.

[@jungefrau]

duh. /s@@gardenglory6624

[@gardenglory6624]

@@jungefrau yes exactly. Thank you so much. Have a great day.

[@gingerstahler7734]

Also agree an awesome movie .can u get little house on the prairie the pilot movie with Cameron bancroft

[@deborahstoneburner3383]

is there any way you can upload the sequel (it's ok. if you can't I'm just curious)?

[@sonyaritchie8099]

@@crickkett7510 111

[@sherriparrent1775]

Why do many Commercials not removed

[@realityslidersmandelaeffec6594]

Bloody hell! John boy Walton gets about a bit lol

[@louisemayb1]

Ha ha - yes he does! I saw him in a play called Art - at Wyndhams Theatre in the West End - in London 🎭 He was brilliant! Patrick Duffy was also it. I was so thrilled to see Richard in person, having been a huge Waltons fan.

[@sbnsbaker1]

Little House on the Prairie meets The Waltons!

[@nunyabuisness7552]

Walton's were a JOKE compared to Little House on the Prairie. Walton's had ELECTRICITY and a hot water tank in the country in the 1930's?????? BULL$HIT! Even if they did have electricity there were not electric hot water tanks yet. They constantly delivered much more modern things to the series past season 1 and especially season 2. After 2 seasons the hair styles and clothes often was created generations later! Remember (wart on his face) John Boy wouldn't shoot animals for food in episodes to deliver a completely FALSE and WRONG message about the era? HollyWierd corrupted the Waltons which is why I couldn't stand the series back in the 70's. I loved Little House but hated Waltons. I was too young to really know why I hated one and loved the other but I knew, even back then, there were significant differences in quality between the 2 series. John Boy was the very first "METRO-SEXUAL" male to ever be on TV!

[@KurtSlotkowski-hj8jd]

@@nunyabuisness7552 The Waltons were an enterprise of the leftist. Little House on the Prairie, however, were uncorrupted by politics. The sombering and moral message - and life's real challenges, tribulations and temptations - remained consistent all the way through each episode and season and each character developed into a stronger person who was relatable to all of us, as a result. Unlike, the Waltons.

[@astrid8607]

Well that was interesting ty

[@robinmcintosh2825]

Thank you for adding this.. Are you going to add part 2 of the movie? Where Laura, Almonzo and Rose move to Missouri

[@wierdsmabob]

This is the entire movie as was shown on ON TV at the time so I am not aware of any other part.

[@robinmcintosh2825]

Bowie 66 Beyond the Prarie Part 2 came out in 2002.. I thought it was all done at the same time.. Part 1 came out in 2000..

[@cacatr4495]

@@wierdsmabob See the IMDb pages for the 2 parts. You uploaded this part twice, which is odd; they have completely different video-titles. At first I thought it was the 2 parts, but they both begin the same. The first part was released in 1999 and was 1 hour and 36 minutes, and the second was released in 2002, and was 1 hour and 40 minutes, a continuation of the first.

[@Hummingbird-yu3kt]

This was interesting but, like everyone said, a lot of inaccuracies. I suspect that was due to budget more than anything.

[@dlakoba4459]

Deena Nelson I saw this before I read all the books but I believe you are right

[@skylartipton909]

The series was a bit more inaccurate too as anyone realizes

[@anitaboneshow]

The books aren't "accurate" either. Much was embellished. Laura's daughter, Rose wrote the final manuscripts. As a professional writer, she knew what would sell.

[@dlakoba4459]

@@anitaboneshow oh yes..

[@bethstone]

Who cares? Movies are fiction, right??

[@skylartipton909]

Y2k in the commercial news.....wow do I remember that media frenzy lol

[@wierdsmabob]

A little bit history of the real Walnut Grove, Minnesota where the real Charles Ingalls was Justice of the Peace! : www.walnutgrovemn.org/Community/History/

[@Snj1705]

Does Laura slap Mary in this?

[@anitaschweigert83]

whos theme music by ? trying to download music

[@alexmenhart1878]

Nice to.see good

[@user-yb3tr4lf5w]

I am 68 years old and have loved Laura Ingalls Wilder books since a was a little girl. She and I have the same birthday and I feel a real connection with her. I have read everything there is about her and this is certainly NOT the true story of her. This is pure fiction and you should be ashamed of yourselves! I only got to the first part of the movie and couldn't watch anymore!

[@elizabethwilson9599]

I share Rose's birthday, Dec 5th!

[@berdiesanchez268]

commercials? I think not!

[@AndrewLohmannKent]

I never rated the TV series as any good, that is the way of many TV series though but this film is excellent.

[@kerriefearby9542]

Would loved to have watched this but the quality was too poor. Too blurry even on my iPad. :-(

[@3monsters014]

Boy do I understand.

[@AChalian1]

So... where's the first part?

[@MegaBeautifulrose]

good movie,just wish it was a slightly better quality.but worth watching.

[@alexmenhart1878]

Rose love it to

[@wierdsmabob]

It's a VHS to Digital transfer but perhaps I could give it another try some time for higher quality.

[@MegaBeautifulrose]

@@wierdsmabob ....that would be great

[@wierdsmabob]

@@MegaBeautifulrose Here is a re-do. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6Ccqamem5mFe6M

[@astrid8607]

Bowie 66 your so sweet to offer another link to a clearer option. I don't mind that old VHS. I grew up on it :) ty

[@donnaallgaier-lamberti3933]

A time of doing for the "common good." mAN THOSE STOrms roll in fast!

[@KurtSlotkowski-hj8jd]

When was this movie first published?

[@omerafghan313]

If I were uploader I would disable comments. What is this culture. Commenting to discourage others weather to watch or not... We all know that we have no choice but to obay KZbin.. Paying all high bills because we think we have smart phones. But we r diseaved by all promises.... So if u want to to complain. Complain to youtu.be. It is them who play with our minds... Not the uploaders...

[@incredingo]

i did like the ads lol

[@ellenbedford3888]

John Boy plays Pa!

[@kakaduk1235]

I thought so too John boy plays Pa Ingils

[@StarAnnasDream]

Ellen Bedford that isn't John boy

[@ellenbedford3888]

Star Anna yes it is - look up the credits.

[@skylartipton909]

He always was a fine actor

[@evelynlaseter1199]

How old is Laura, Mary, Carrie and Grace in this movie ?

[@sueannnatter5295]

14 years old I think at very beginning.

[@heathervelasco5159]

Bessie. Almonzo called Laura Beth

[@gailschwenk5354]

In the tv series he called her Beth but in the true life her called her Bessie

[@angelalaforest8631]

No he called her Bessie

[@angelalaforest8631]

Close but still not accurate Better than the show

[@curlyyasmin181]

The blizzard came out of nowhere? It wasn’t even snowing

[@vernmosquin3026]

Have you ever been in Blizzard country? The calm before the storm isn't just a saying. There used to be Blizzards every 10 or so years but I don't remember one since '89, and that was a small one compared to '66. We had weather forecasting and they didn't. What makes a Blizzard is a blistering wind to which a seemingly moderate snow fall turns blinding. We had electric yard lights that couldn't be seen at night from a few feet away. Getting killed in the daylight going from House to Barn was an event that did happen to many. It's quite easy to get lost without a single familiar mark including the snow laden ground beneath your feet. Before a truly wicked Blizzard everything seems still and warmer than usual. I'll admit the Movie was a little quicker than I've experienced but how do you simulate that for a Movie?

[@elizabethwilson9599]

Yes, it does. Living in Montana for 11 years, it happened more than once. The wind blows so hard & whips up not only the snow that's falling, but also snow that's already on the ground, roofs, trees & bushes. You can't see 2 ft in front of you. We used to run a rope from the house to the barn because if a blizzard starts while you're in the barn you could be trapped in the barn for a day or 2 with no food or water because you can't see to walk back to the house. I remember one when I was a teenager back in the mid 90's where a man & his son died because they were out in the woods looking for their horses that had gotten out. They climbed inside an old empty shack for shelter but froze to death anyway. Those blizzards seemingly appear from out of nowhere and are nothing to take lightly. We have forecasting that they didn't have 150 yrs ago and people still die.

[@vivianebeget]

Laura hair was brown not blond, Mary hair was blond, Grace hair was blond, Carrie hair was brown

[@agemoth]

Yes, I guess the TV series got those bits right!

[@freddiemolinajr.8397]

Beyond the pralrle is a great movie Meredith Monroe is a great actress and very gorgeous woman

[@kerrywright8950]

Are any direct descendants living today from the Ingalls/Wilder families??

[@sueannnatter5295]

As far as I know Grace ingalls Dow would have been the only one with possible descendents as Laura's only child, Rose, lost her only child also a boy.

[@michellediaco3092]

So ifferent from the books

[@annstillwell730]

For low budget TV movie not terrible. Ok. They tried to be a little closer to the true story. Although the ma pa fight wasnt accurate. Charles was Jonh boy from the Waltons....lol

[@shelleysargent7493]

Lol

[@BigDaddy-vr2ut]

Is this the first or second part ?

[@malinhessedahl]

❤❤❤❤

[@eb9389]

Being long-time fans of the Little House TV series, my wife and I saw this and watched it. What a disgrace and disservice to Laura Ingalls Wilder! Nothing at all like the books! And Richard Thomas swearing and yelling at his family? What a disaster to come out of Hollywood. If Michael Landon was still living when this came out he may have sued the producers and director. Just terrible. Stick with the old TV series.

[@crazytxgal]

The TV SERIES was sugar coated. This is what alot of people indured during the " pioneer time ". Fans of the show have this image in their head that everything was picture perfect. Laura & her daughter ROSE were NOT BFF's either.

[@skylartipton909]

You actually believe the television series was right by the book. I think it is realistic. The only thing I didn't like about Charles was into 40 minutes why he didn't listen to Laura more about why she objected to moving in with the man for that job but instead telling her to automatically just go ahead to do it

[@michelleglover9543]

This movie was more historically accurate than the television series. Read the book Prarie Fires by Caroline Frasier. She wrote an accurate account of the life of Laura Ingalls Wilder. Great book.

[@agemoth]

I must have missed the wedding... Had to keep flipping through the zillions of adverts..

[@curlyyasmin181]

John boy is Pa? This is weird af

[@jessicap4175]

commercials are stupid and there's no way to skip them