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INTERVIEW: How Margot Robbie Became Hollywood’s Favourite ‘Wild Child’  Man of Many

10 Years After ‘The Parent Trap,’ Natasha Richardson’s Final Role Brought Heart to a Cheesy Teen Comedy  Collider

China pulls plug on 'Wild Child,' a movie about troubled street kids  Radio Free Asia

Wild Child: A Conversation with Sandi Tan  The Criterion Collection

25+ Funny, Fish-Out-Of-Water Teen Movies Like ‘Wild Child’  Scary Mommy

Juno Temple Talks Sharing 'Wild Child' Set with Late Natasha Richardson (Exclusive)  People.com

Wild Child: a Feminist Masterpiece?  vocal.media

Netflixable? “Wild Child” gives us Emma Roberts at her teen star peak  rogersmovienation.com

Wild Child at 15: an ode to teen female friendship  Stylist

Film review: Wild Child  The Guardian

Always Let Them See You Sweat (Published 2014)  The New York Times

How 2000s boarding school drama Wild Child became a hidden cult hit  Prospect Magazine

Here’s what the cast of Wild Child have been up to since the film  The Tab

Why Drippy From Wild Child Looks So Familiar  looper.com

Wild Child - Official Trailer  IMDb

This ‘Child’ Has to Be Truffaut's (Published 1970)  The New York Times

The Wild Child (1970) - Photos  IMDb

Margot Robbie Is an Unhinged Wild Child in the New ‘Babylon’ Trailer — Watch  IMDb

QUIZ: How well do you remember Wild Child?  Capital UK

U.S. Release Plans Uncertain for Natasha Richardson Film, ‘Wild Child’  The New York Times

Francois Truffaut, Cinema's Wild Child  Legacy | Obituary Search

Lek and the Dogs review – bemusing tale of Moscow's Mowgli wild-child  The Guardian

Concert preview: Gojira embraces its inner wild child on L'Enfant Sauvage  Columbus Monthly

Marlon Wayans brings introspective Wild Child Tour to Detroit  The Detroit News

‘Where the Crawdads Sing’ Review: The Bestselling Novel Turned Into a Compelling Wild-Child Tale  Variety

Jackie Collins’ ‘Confessions of a Wild Child’ to be become movie  Page Six

5 Lessons Parents Can Learn from the Wild Robot  Focus on the Family

Alone with the Wild Things: Points of meeting between Maurice Sendak’s and Spike Jonze’s differing visions of Where The Wild Things Are  HeadStuff