Alison Arngrim Opens Up About ‘Little House On The Prairie’ Remake Buzz – ‘Call Me’

Alison Arngrim is best known for playing Nellie Oleson, the mischievous “mean girl” on Little House on the Prairie. This role left a good impression on fans and shaped her career. Alison is now 63 and embraces the character with humor and pride. She has turned Nellie’s reputation into a source of fun, creating a comedy show and writing a bestselling memoir that reflects her time on the series.

With a new Little House remake in the works, Alison is excited about the show’s future and is even open to returning in a new role. She’s still in touch with many of her old castmates, and whenever they reunite, it is all laughs as they share memories from the good old days. Alison’s journey keeps inspiring people.

Why Alison Arngrim’s role as Nellie Oleson still stands out

Alison played Nellie Oleson so well that some people forgot she was just acting. She even recalls a time at a Hollywood parade when someone threw a soda at her, all because of how much they “hated” Nellie. As odd as it was, she saw it as a strange kind of compliment. Instead of running from it, Alison chooses to embrace it and turn those reactions into material for her comedy shows and writing.

Despite playing the show’s antagonist, Alison looks back on her years as Nellie. And she is grateful for the chance to be part of such a series that still enjoys popularity many years later. During reunions, cast members gather to share stories and relive their prairie days.

Alison Arngrim says she is ready to join the ‘Little House’ remake

The new Little House on the Prairie remake is set to bring a fresh feel to the story, staying closer to the original books and exploring Laura Ingalls’ younger years. Alison is excited about the idea and fully welcomes and supports this new direction. While she won’t be returning as Nellie, she playfully says she’s more than ready to step into Mrs. Oleson’s shoes now.

Alison advises anyone stepping into Nellie’s shoes not to worry about being liked, lean into the role’s challenge, and have fun with it. Even now, her love for the Little House continues to keep the spirit of the prairie alive for fans everywhere.