MUST-READ: See the Beloved ‘Little House on the Prairie’ Cast Then and Now Left to right: Melissa Sue Anderson, Lindsay Greenbush and Melissa Gilbert in Little House on the Prairie in the '70s ...

Both McDonough and Anderson rose to fame on period TV dramas that celebrated a simpler way of life. But in 1981, they were both cast in very different kinds of roles in the TV movie Midnight ...

“It didn’t seem to work, though. Eventually, being nice to Melissa Sue Anderson became a Zen meditative exercise.” According to Arngrim, Anderson would always seem to stick up her nose to ...

Melissa Sue Anderson shook my hand ... as it has so many times – forever as a 12-year-old. Forever Mary. I decided to see if I could track her down – a reporter, of course, on a legitimate ...

Whatever happened to Melissa Sue Anderson, who played Mary on “Little House on the Prairie”? — Curious in Ohio. Anderson, 39, still acts occasionally (as Melissa Anderson, she co-starred ...

Portrayed by Melissa Sue Anderson on the Little House series, the real-life Mary Ingalls was the firstborn in 1865 to Charles and Caroline Ingalls. At age 14, Mary became blind after becoming ill ...

Melissa Sue Anderson shares a son and a daughter with ... The actress, best known for her role as Mary Ingalls on the classic family show, shares two children with her husband Michael Sloan ...

Melissa Gilbert (Laura Ingalls), Karen Grassie (Caroline "Ma" Ingalls), Melissa Sue Anderson (Mary Ingalls), Lindsay Greenbush (Carrie Ingalls), Dean Butler (Almanzo James Wilder), Alison Arngrim ...

Melissa Sue Anderson as Mary Ingalls, Melissa Gilbert as Laura Ingalls, Karen Grassle as Caroline Ingalls, Michael Landon as Charles Ingalls NBCU Photo Bank TV’s original Laura Ingalls is speaki ...

That honor was reserved for one actress: Melissa Sue Anderson. She played Laura Ingalls' sweet older sister Mary and during season four, her character went blind. Her acting earned her that Emmy ...

Anderson is ... portrayed by Melissa Gilbert in the series – the show premiere in September 1974 and ran for nine seasons. Anderson, who played eldest sister Mary Ingalls, had her own reason ...