La casa de la pradera: el último adiós

Título original: Little House: The Last Farewell

Película de TV
1984
TV-PG
1h 40min

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La casa de la pradera: el último adiós (1984)

Mientras Charles y Caroline visitan Walnut Grove, los habitantes del pueblo se enteran de que un magnate del desarrollo de tierras ha adquirido el título de todas las tierras del municipio.Mientras Charles y Caroline visitan Walnut Grove, los habitantes del pueblo se enteran de que un magnate del desarrollo de tierras ha adquirido el título de todas las tierras del municipio.Mientras Charles y Caroline visitan Walnut Grove, los habitantes del pueblo se enteran de que un magnate del desarrollo de tierras ha adquirido el título de todas las tierras del municipio.

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- Michael Landon
Guión
- Michael Landon
- Laura Ingalls Wilder
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Dirección
- Michael Landon
Guión
- Michael Landon
- Laura Ingalls Wilder
Reparto principal

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Curiosidades
Karen Grassle returns to play the role of Caroline Ingalls for the last time. This was the only one of the TV movie sequels she appeared in, and her first time playing the role since leaving the series at the end of series eight.

Pifias
Charles suggests the town use his son-in-law's former law firm, Burton and Davis, to check out the deeds. Adam was not able to get a job at the Davis firm and opened up a solo practice in Walnut Grove.

Citas
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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Featured in Weekend Today: Episodio fechado 20 mayo 2007 (2007)

Banda sonora
Onward, Christian Soldiers
(uncredited)
Music by Arthur Sullivan
Lyrics by Sabine Baring-Gould
Sung by cast

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10/10

TV now vs then

I would much rather see this type of movie and/or show on TV anytime than some of the weird, grotesque things that are on now. What is this world coming to with all the zombies and vampires, etc. and wacky, idiot, reality TV that we have to see now? Why can't we have nice wholesome shows like they were back then? Why shouldn't they have blown up the buildings? I think that it was only fair that the townspeople took with them what they brought. The "landowner" should not be able to get that for free, too. He was only showing how very greedy he was and how unreasonable he could be. If he had been a "real" human being, he would have tried to negotiate with the townspeople to try to be fair.