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Little House: The Last Farewell

Year:

1984

Duration:

USA:100 min | Germany:45 min (2 episodes)

Genres:

Drama | Western

IMDB rate:

7.7

Director:

Michael Landon

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1984-02-06

Filming Locations: Simi Valley, California, USA

Cast

Actor

Character

Melissa Gilbert

Laura Ingalls Wilder

Dean Butler

Almanzo Wilder

Richard Bull

Nels Oleson

Victor French

Isaiah Edwards

Kevin Hagen

Dr. Hiram Baker

Dabbs Greer

Rev. Robert Alden

Jonathan Gilbert

Willie Oleson

Allison Balson

Nancy Oleson

Stan Ivar

John Carter

Pamela Roylance

Sarah Carter

Lindsay Kennedy

Jeb Carter

David Friedman

Jason Carter

Shannen Doherty

Jenny Wilder

Leslie Landon

Etta Plum

Robert Casper

Sherwood Montague

Sherri Stoner

Rachel Brown Oleson

James Karen

Nathan Lassiter

Dennis Robertson

Drew Coleson

Roger Torrey

Colonel Forbes

Karen Grassle

Caroline Ingalls

Michael Landon

Charles Ingalls

Rod Colbin

Mr. Davis

Alvy Moore

1st Mayor

Bill McLennan

2nd Mayor

Ross McKerras

Customer (as Ron Meszaros)

Diane Kennerly

Girl

Steve Rumph

Arnie

Gary Pagett

Turner

Alex Sharp

Henchman

Ruth Foster

Mrs. Foster

Jack Lilley

Stagecoach driver

Angella Kaye

School Girl (uncredited)

Larry Moran

Tom (uncredited)

Jennifer Steffin

Rose Wilder

Michelle Steffin

Rose Wilder

Did you know?

Trivia

This was the third of three "Little House" telemovie sequels, and the last story to be filmed, but not the last to be broadcast (it debuted during February 1984, while the film made before it, _Little House: Bless All the Dear Children (1983) (TV)_, aired seven months later, in December of that same year).

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Goofs

Jack the stage coach driver and Charles act like they do not know each other but they have known each other for 10 years.

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The Mesabi Iron Range (which Mr. Lassiter supposedly purchased and contained the town of Walnut Grove) is actually in northeastern Minnesota. Walnut Grove is in southwestern Minnesota.

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Even though there was a court order to remove the citizens of Walnut Grove, the U.S. army could not enforce it. Minnesota was a state, which meant the Army would have illegally been used for law enforcement duties. County deputies or state police should have been sent in to enforce the court order.

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Quotes

Rev. Robert Alden: Dear Lord, We bury a friend today. This town has been our friend. It's made us a family. It's kept us together. Wherever we go in this world, we will always remember Walnut Grove. It'll always be home to us.

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Jason Carter: Pa, there is something you could do.

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Customer: Do you mind? We're trying to enjoy our supper.

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