Crosby Fitzgerald Discusses 'Little House' Role and 'American Primeval'

Crosby Fitzgerald, known for her role in "Palm Royale," has shared insights into her portrayal of Caroline "Ma" Ingalls in the new Netflix adaptation of "Little House on the Prairie." Fitzgerald stated that she believes she "manifested" the role by watching the Netflix series "American Primeval" extensively prior to her casting. This inspiration from "American Primeval" influenced her approach to embodying the character of Ma Ingalls.

Fitzgerald also commented on the Ingalls family's decision to move, describing it as a "risky move" within the narrative of the show. She elaborated on the challenges and uncertainties faced by the family as they embarked on this new chapter. The actress highlighted the inherent dangers and the leap of faith involved in their relocation, emphasizing the dramatic tension this creates for the audience.

Furthermore, Fitzgerald revealed a heartwarming development for the second season of "Little House on the Prairie." She announced the arrival of a baby cow on set, which she will be welcoming into her character's storyline. This addition is expected to bring a new element of domestic life and tenderness to the series, reflecting the pastoral setting and the Ingalls' connection to their farm.

Fans of "Little House on the Prairie" can stream the current season on Netflix. The series continues to explore the lives and challenges of the Ingalls family in the late 19th century, with Fitzgerald's performance as Ma Ingalls drawing particular attention. The show's blend of historical drama and character-driven storytelling aims to capture the spirit of the original books while offering a fresh perspective for contemporary viewers.