[post_page_title]Making a lisp, checking it twice[/post_page_title]
The presence of a lisp could be seen as quite a barrier for an actor – especially back in the 60s – but for Susan Olsen it actually ended up being quite a boon. Although Olsen went through speech therapy to correct her lisp, it won her the part of Cindy Brady.
This is because Sherwood found her lisp extremely endearing, casting her soon after. Olsen’s lisp was also the center of an episode, with writing of a plot in which Cindy is taunted at school for her lisp, before learning to embrace it.
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