Bonnie Bartlett Reflects on 'Little House' Role, Career Impact
Bonnie Bartlett Reflects on 'Little House' Role, Career Impact

Bonnie Bartlett Reflects on 'Little House' Role, Career Impact

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Bonnie Bartlett, at 95, reflected on her cherished experiences working on Little House on the Prairie, describing it as a highlight of her long acting career. After taking a deliberate hiatus from acting to raise her two sons, Bartlett moved to California, where her husband's agent encouraged her to audition again. She recounted how Michael Landon, the show's star and executive producer, hired her on the spot for the role of Grace Snider Edwards during what was supposed to be a general meeting. Bartlett appeared in 26 episodes as Grace, a widow who eventually marries Isaiah Edwards and helps adopt three orphans. She emphasized the joy she found both in her family life and her return to television, highlighting the balance she maintained between career and motherhood. Bartlett's story underscores the importance of timing, family, and the serendipity of career opportunities.

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