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Skip to content Instanthub * Breaking news * TV * Movies * Music * Royals * Politics * Celebs Home › Movies › Where The Little Girl From ‘Matilda’ Is Now WHERE THE LITTLE GIRL FROM ‘MATILDA’ IS NOW Mara Wilson was undoubtedly one of the biggest child stars of the ’90s. From her breakout role in Mrs. Doubtfire, playing the daughter of Robin Williams, to her starring turn in Matilda, every child of the ’90s has fond memories watching Mara Wilson on screen. Yet after dominating children’s roles in the ’90s, Mara Wilson seemed to disappear. But was it by choice? Here is everything you need to know about Mara Wilson and where she is now. CHILD STAR Born in 1987, Mara’s big break came at the age of five when she won a role in the hit comedy Mrs. Doubtfire. Incredibly, it was her first film audition, but her natural charisma charmed the producers. The following year, she appeared in another well-known property, a remake of Miracle on 34th Street. She was so good in her audition that the director scrapped plans to make the part for a boy instead. Then, at the age of nine came her biggest role. She was the star of her own movie, Matilda, about a girl with psychic powers. At this point, Mara’s stardom was well-cemented. It seemed her star could only continue to grow. GROWING UP As Mara grew older, she was no longer the precocious little girl that had made her a household name. But that didn’t stop producers from trying to cast her in cute little girl roles. At 11, she was cast in Thomas and the Magic Railroad and had to pretend to still be a little kid. The problem was her body didn’t get the memo. Mara later detailed the humiliating experience of having her director, a “grandmotherly woman” named Britt Alcott, tell her that she needed to wear a sports bra to conceal her changing body in the film. “The change I was experiencing would have been uncomfortable enough in private, but I was going through it under public scrutiny,” Mara wrote in a 2016 essay for The Guardian. She has also said that puberty “is a serious job hazard when your job is being cute.” Thomas and the Magic Railroad ended up being her last major role in 2000. Next page Movies Child Stars, Mara Wilson, Matilda Charles Ranier The Real Reason Reba McEntire’s Husband Left Her The Untold Truth Of Ivana Trump The Untold Truth Of Corey Feldman Advertisements Copyright © Instanthub 2022 * Contact Us * Privacy Policy * Team Posting....