Where is harriet the spy now

Back in , the beloved children's novel Harriet the Spy by Louise Fitzhugh was brought to the big screen in what would become a beloved movie. Actress Michelle Trachtenberg led a cast of young unknowns in the adorable adaptation of the book. You might be wondering where is the cast of Harriet the Spy now and I have good news: A lot of the kids are now grown-up successful actors. Harriet the Spy was released twenty years ago, but get this: The novel was published in Harriet the Spy is the story of an eleven-year-old girl, who has been taught to be an individual.

Harriet wants to learn about people and she wants to learn how to express her thought about them. So, she decides to becomes a spy and thus eavesdrops on the nuances of the world around her. Of course, her schoolmates find her all too different, and when they learn what she has been writing about, they decide to castigate her and that is where things come to a head. Children can be cruel.

Even Harriet. But they can also be hurt more profoundly. Here is a story about growing up. Like Stand By Me, it enjoys humor, but balances itself carefully between the light and dark sides of growing up. Michelle Tractenberg is nothing short of superb in her role as Harriet M. Harriet the Spy is an extraordinary film that bubbles out charm toward kids of any age. Details Edit. Release date July 10, United States. United States. Harriet - Den listiga lilla spionen.

Box office Edit. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 1 hour 40 minutes. For access to all our exclusive celebrity videos and interviews — Subscribe on YouTube! More News. Listen to Us Weekly's Hot Hollywood as each week the editors of Us break down the hottest entertainment news stories! Account My Account Sign Out. Most recently Smith has directed several episodes of the medical drama, Saving Hope. Though he ditched the floppy locks, Smith has kept the baby face. And fans should still recognize that Sport-like smirk from his Harriet days.

Harriet's mom wasn't a huge player in the movie, but she was a borderline villain when she took away Harriet's prized notebook. In real life, actress J. Smith-Cameron worked on Broadway before being cast as Harriet's less-than-hands-on mom.

After her spy-mom days, Smith-Cameron returned to the stage via the Off-Broadway scene, where she was nominated for a Tony. She's now married to playwright Kenneth Lonergan , and the couple has a non-spy daughter named Nellie. Marion Hawthorne was the quintessential mean girl in Harriet the Spy. As the ringleader of the spy catchers, and the thief who maliciously blabbed all of Harriet's secrets to the world, there wasn't much to like about Marion.

But actress Charlotte Sullivan didn't let that bully reputation stop her. She landed several small parts after Harriet , and in she landed a leading role alongside Gregory Smith as Gail Peck on Rookie Blue.

Then in she earned a recurring role as a bone marrow transplant patient on the NBC drama, Chicago Fire. O'Donnell brought a maternal warmth to the character, and since her own real-life mother died when she was 10, maybe O'Donnell could identify with the nurturing needs of a young girl like Harriet.