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Mara Wilson
| “ | Well, so long, Critic. I'm sure now that the public have seen your brilliant choices as a child... they'll be just as accepting as you were of mine. | „ |
| ~ Mara Wilson taunting the Critic after releasing his embarrassing home movies. |
Mara Wilson is an antagonistic character from The Nostalgia Critic's A Simple Wish review. She is based on the real-life actress, voice actress, stage actress and writer of the same name.
She is portrayed by the real-life Mara Wilson herself.
Biography[]
After the Critic mocks the film and Mara's roles as a child actress, she shows up and tortures the critic with his humiliating old high school videos. She proceeds to mock him and embarass him while laughing evilly. Her eyes then glow demonically as a captain reads "DON"T F%#K WITH MARA WILSON". She then returns in the Nostalgia Chick's review of Matilda, in which she tries to kill the Chick in order to get to the Critic, not realizing that he "died" in To Boldly Flee. After this, Nella takes note about her chest, and appears to reach out to grab it, only for the Chick to interrupt later.
As she has appeared in both intros for when Nostalgia Critic returned, it is possible that she may very well give him trouble in the future again.
Gallery[]
Mara Wilson Enjoys the Critic's misery
Trivia[]
- Near the end of The Critic's review of I'll Be Home for Christmas, a book called 'Where am I Now? The story of girlhood and actual fame' by Mara herself appears. This might possibly indicate that Mara might return to torment the Nostalgia Critic again.