The 38-year-old actress recently reflected on making the iconic 1996 film during a panel at the Fanboy Expo. She especially remembered working with her "favorite" uncle, who directed and starred in the family movie.
When making Matilda, Wilson's mother was diagnosed and treated for breast cancer. Suzie Wilson sadly died in April 1996, just three months before Matilda was released. Wilson was just 7 when she made the film, based on the 1988 children's novel by Roald Dahl.
In a 2021 interview with Entertainment Tonight, Wilson recalled how she "immediately felt a connection" with DeVito and that they "just understood each other."
Mara Wilson attends The Secret Society Of The Sisterhood at The Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever on January 31, 2018 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Tara Ziemba/Getty Images)In 2021, she explained how hard it was to be a child star and the misconceptions that they are "spoiled entitled brats who have everything given to us."
She added: "Maybe there was a nanny but without any family when I was a young child. What we are instead of young entitled brats is we are people pleasers." Mara Wilson also appeared in Miracle on 34th Street and Mrs Doubtfire as a child.
After being a child star, Wilson took a 12-year hiatus from the industry. She recently returned, concentrating more on voice work, including podcasts and audiobooks.
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