“He couldn’t even claim it”: Michael Landon (Charles Ingols) had a fault that really seems to be a small meadow house!

For viewers who allow the caricature to be a small house in the field, this is a series where the girls meet in the high grass and where Charles Ingols is cut and the violin plays. But if it is obviously a very reductive vision, it is partly because of the fact that Charles Ingals regularly plays the violin!

First of all, his interpreter (and the creator of the series) Michael Landon plays badly.

Michael Landon does not know how to play the violin!

And as the site indicates RecallIt is enough to see this extract to note that, as many actors, Michael Landon claims to play a tool that his character must master the advice of his fingers. And as a post Facebook fans of the series” “He couldn’t even pretend” ::

The same atmosphere on Reddit: “I was playing the violin and watching a small house. I was always angry at how my father was playing.”

Thus, the voice of the violin was performing a real artist, and Landon imitated the team as much as possible to move the instrument, but in no way the illusion: he did not know how to play.

A violin that is not trivial in the series

Besides, did you know? In the novels A small house in the meadow Written by Real Laura Ingalls, the last lines of the last book (at least the last one came out of his life) says that Laura’s character is heard “Pa’s Violin’s Voice and Song” The Golden Years “, it’s Happy, Golden Years” “. A very real and melancholic piece that you can hear below:

As for the violin itself, the one who served to shoot Bought the museum Thanks to an anonymous donor who allocated funds. The tool is now subject to all visitors in Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum, which is … Walnut Grove!