It’s Time to Head Back to Walton’s Mountain
Let’s take a trip down memory lane, folks. It was half a century ago this fall that the iconic phrase, “Good night, John-Boy,” became a staple in American living rooms. To honor this legendary television series, the cast of The Waltons—one of the most cherished TV families of all time—is reuniting for a special event at the Hollywood Museum. This is not just any reunion; it’s a celebration of a show that touched the hearts of millions during its nine-season run.
A Celebration of TV History
Donelle Dadigan, the Museum Founder and President, couldn’t be more excited about this tribute. She said, “We’re thrilled to bring together the past and present of entertainment at the Hollywood Museum. Partnering with Warner Brothers to create The Waltons exhibit allows us to honor this beloved American TV series set during the Great Depression. It’s a chance to celebrate the incredible legacy of the show and the talented actors who brought the Walton family to life.”
Exclusive Insights from the Stars
Closer Weekly got an exclusive sneak peek into the lives of the actors who made The Waltons so memorable. We spoke with some of the show’s most iconic cast members, including Michael Learned, who portrayed the strong and loving matriarch Olivia Walton. Joining her are Jon Walmsley as the ever-reliable Jason, Judy Norton as the spirited Mary Ellen, Eric Scott as the thoughtful Ben, and Kami Colter as the sweet and innocent Elizabeth.
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These talented individuals shared heartfelt memories from their time on set, revealing secrets that have never been told before. They also opened up about what they’ve been up to since the show ended. Make sure to pick up next week’s issue of Closer Weekly for the full story. It’s a must-read for any fan of the series.
A Once-in-a-Lifetime Experience
This reunion marks the first time the stars will have the opportunity to explore The Waltons Exhibit, which features a stunning collection of original costumes, props, and memorabilia. The exhibit also showcases Emmy Awards won by the cast and even the typewriter used by Earl Hamner, the creator of the series, to pen its unforgettable scripts. It’s a treasure trove of nostalgia that’s sure to bring back fond memories for both the actors and fans alike.
Leonard Maltin, the renowned TV critic, will host a Q&A session with the cast, giving attendees a chance to hear firsthand stories from the people who lived the magic of The Waltons. This event is open to the public, so don’t miss your chance to meet your favorite stars, take photos with them, and immerse yourself in the world of the Walton family.
Mark your calendars for Thursday, November 2022, at 12:00 pm. For more information, visit www.TheHollywoodMuseum.com.
