Dean Butler - PRAIRIE MAN: My Little House Life & Beyond
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- Опубликовано: 11 июн 2024
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Little House on the Prairie’s Dean Butler (Almonzo) will join me live in The Locher Room on Wednesday, June 12th at 3 p.m. ET / 12 p.m. PT to discuss his new memoir, PRAIRIE MAN: My Little House Life & Beyond. The book will be released on June 25th.
Dean invites the readers on a heartwarming journey of entertainment, love, and life. Told with the characteristic candor and wholesome charm that reflects the beloved characters he’s played; PRAIRIE MAN is sure to delight fans of Little House on the Prairie as the 50th anniversary approaches later this year.
Dean played Almanzo Wilder, the husband of Laura Ingalls Wilder, on the original NBC series, which ran from 1974 to 1982 and was based upon Ingalls Wilder’s beloved books for young readers.
Come spend an hour with getting to know the man who captured the enduring affection of fans and co-stars alike on Wednesday, June 12th in The Locher Room.
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Wonderful Interviewer and wonderful Dean.
Thank you Alan and Dean for a wonderful interview! I’ve been a huge fan of LHOTP since I was a young child and have watched the entire series at least 2-3 times. I was glad to attend one of the fan events last year and meet Dean and other cast members. Wonderful series. Wonderful interview! Thanks as always Alan!
So happy to hear this, Josh. Thank you.
Thank you Alan. Really enjoyed this.
So happy to hear that, Jackie.
Alan, I want to compliment you on the wonderful interview that you did with Dean.I have watched the entire Little House series multiple times, and what resonated with me was the importance of family and faith in the program. You are such a good interviewer,as demonstrated with the genre of subjects that you have covered in your podcast. I enjoyed seeing Dean on Broadway and always wondered why he didn't continue in that area of the business. You are a gentleman, and I always learn from you and your guests. Best wishes, Michael.
Thank you micheal for what you said in the live chat about compassion and relevance and it's ironic sure enough today I was watching on you tube the day ahead eoisode of y and r today and someone was saying ohh get rid of the lesbian couple and said it In more th N one comment I would have said something normally and pushed back but I know if I commented back it would have been taken down. Because the episodes won't stay. Up.
Anyway while I have been very critical of almost all gay couples and lesbian storylines and couples Concerning daytime Including how Mariah and tessa and how it came about in a, sloppy way or Bianca or will horton or Luke Snyder and for reasons I have stated many times that does not mean we can't gradually on soaps introduce new characters that might be gay or lesbian and have partners that are not related to core families.
And it's ironic bevause here we are talking about old TV still having relevance to current issues and here I am thinking again back to the hank Elliot storyline Doug Marland did at atwt from 1988 to 1989. And Billy Douglas again from oltl and getting more ideas maybe with some variances but seeing In hank Elliot how he was not related to any of the core families but revealed as Barbara's gay fashion designer who had a partner that was sick with aids who we never saw but did die.
but then I thought you know what If A soap studying how douglas wrote that and set that up would be a great way to introduce a new gay or lesbian couple in a way I could enjoy but also offer flexibility if it's not working to get out of it without effecting the core families and ruin future couplings like what happened with eden riegal and Bianca when jeffrey carlson showed up as zarf and eden had chemistry with him so they had to decide to make zarf come out as transgender just so they could do that pairing it still it kind of looked sloppy and did not make sense.
And I am saying this because sometimes it's better to think about what you don't like and come up with a way to change what you don't like about something so it becomes a positive.
But in no way is it okay to just in a nasty way say ohh get rid of that lesbian couple. Ohh I hate the lesbian couple without a clear concise explanation of your problem with it or a clearly homophobic intent.
And that's the problem everyone is so nasty and just spew stuff out and hate without anything constructive to say.
And that's the problem I am really starting to dislike.
Take care Micheal.
I love hearing this, Michael. I'm so glad you like what I do and that you're learning from it as well. That means everything to me.
Oh my, I had such a big crush on Almonzo Wilder, seems just as sweet as his character ❤
I hope you watched our interview, Kim.
I had a similar crush on that character, and it’s clear that was not only Dean Butler’s good looks but his warmth and kindness that was the reason! (Alan: Lovely interview! Thanks!)
🏡 Little House 50 anniversary greetings from Southampton UK. I highly enjoyed this interview with Dean. Alan, as always, you did a wonderful job. I watched Little House from the series beginning to the finale. My dear sir, you need to finish watching the series. When l get back to Mississippi, l will have to have a Little House 50 book signing. All my best to you and yours. See in the next Locher Room❤
Thank you, Scott. I hope you're having an amazing time on your trip
@@TheLocherRoom 🌎 Thanks Alan, yes l am. Visiting friends and seeing sites. All my best to you
I wrote some modern piano solo prairie songs in ragtime
Alan what a great wonderful interview with Dean And so insightful and ironic that little house on the prairie still has relevance today for a show that went off the air in 1982 or 1984.
The same way stories daytime did like hank Elliot still resonate today with relevance.
And Alan whn I said to much polorazation today In the live chat.
Thats because in today's society and people like Lisa Hamilton daily at hallmark she would tell people like Micheal Landan if he were alive today fir little house on the prairie now I need you to have a black family and I need you to have an Asian charecter and I need one interracial couple and a gay couple even though it had no relevance to Laura Ingalls wilders books or wouid even be time piece apropriate and that's been my point and that's what annoys me with the killing of family hour on network TV like what I grew up with and we all grew up with from the live chat.
Or the ridiculous removal of Dr zauss books like the lorax because it contains a so called racist or sexist term that's a part of history and back then those were the terms.
And Alan look at the people in your live chat today we all have diverse backgrounds or family situations but we all look back and enjoy amd miss that kind of quality in television.
And finnaly Alan for those so called people of today and bieng so polorizing on both sides they need to be reminded that family hour had diversity too with black families with Norman Lear with good times the Jeffersons and you had shows in the 1980s like amen 227 diferent strokes which spun off facts of life.
You had Webster.
And then had family matters in the 1990s 1989 that spun off of perfect strangers and don't forget fresh prince of bel air sure the latter 2 might have Been cheesy but that's still diversity.
And that's my point.
Alan.
Thank you my friend. Happy to know you enjoyed this interview.
Christopher, did you write music for the film or Broadway musical?