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Little Women is a American coming-of-age period drama film written and directed by Greta Gerwig. It is the seventh film adaptation of the novel of the same name by Louisa May leondumoulin.nl: $40 million.
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Greta Gerwig On 'Little Women,' Motherhood And Creative Process
Yet her greatest moments have come when taking control of the stories herself. She met him when he cast her in Greenberg , which he cowrote with his then-wife Jennifer Jason Leigh. Given Gerwig excels at playing characters who have tended towards the delusional — struggling to claim their power — I admit this has made me struggle to imagine her in charge of a big Hollywood film set. Is she good at taking command of the cast and crew? They are people who would like to please me.
Gerwig says she likes to be collaborative with her actors. You want them to see the film and feel like, Well, that is what I gave you. Or vice versa. There has to be a certain amount of denial that goes on. Like when? I think you have to not know that, to be able to do it. I do agonise. As she gets out and hugs me goodbye, I notice something glimmer on her wedding finger. Is that an engagement ring? Read Full Synopsis. Greta Gerwig Director. Timothee Chalamet Theodore 'Laurie' Laurence.
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Saoirse Ronan Jo March. Emma Watson Meg March. Florence Pugh Amy March. Meryl Streep Aunt March. Eliza Scanlen Beth March. Laura Dern Marmee March. Tracy Letts Mr. Bob Odenkirk Father March. James Norton John Brooke. You are the gull, Jo, strong and wild, fond of the storm and the wind, flying far out to sea, and happy all alone. And the message of the book! My heart. So full. It often feels like the messages from books in the mid s are saccharine sweet or so heavy-handed with their themes that they're ridiculous.
Just look at the later Anne of Green Gables if you'd like an example! It was beautifully balanced. Be worthy love, and love will come. That being said, I do absolutely hate that view spoiler [ Beth has to die hide spoiler ]. I swear, every time I reread this series, I practically rediscover that fact my brain is incredibly good at selective memory-ing those sorts of things Oh, and am I the only one who's still bitter over who Jo ends up with?
But don't let that spoil your interpretation - this book is truly wonderful. I love it. Her last name is absolute perfection. View all 35 comments. Miranda Reads Dave wrote: "Good movie" Which one? Bella Cole If you haven't already, you should go see the new little women movie! It is amazing! Jan 04, PM. When I was a child, my mother used to drag me to antique stores all the time. There is nothing more boring to a kid than an antique store.
On one such excursion, when I was like eight, I found a vintage-ish copy of Little Women. Because it was a book, and because it had some kind of illustration of pretty girls in pretty dresses, it was far and away the most interesting thing in there. So I indulged in what was then and what remains one of my favorite pastimes: asking my mother to buy me something. Ever since, Little Women has tantalized me. I am very pleased to say it lived up to every expectation.
This book is so cozy and delightful and happy. A lot of the time, when series start out in the childhood of characters and then follow their growing up, the book gets worse. But I always liked reading about this ragtag group of gals!! But even with that, this book ended happy, and I enjoyed almost every second of it. I will not rejoice for them!!
Did I have to take off a half star for that alone? Because it upset me immensely.
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And also JO. But absolutely every other second was a pleasure. Bottom line: This book feels like Christmas. I am ready to feel JOY. View all 25 comments. Mary I deffinetly agree that the biggest flaw of this story is that Jo and Laurie did not end up together. Dec 22, AM. Jul 30, Rory rated it did not like it. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I hated this book.
I can't even begin to go into all the reasons I dislike this novel. It's dull and preachy through out most of it--aside from Jo who is a truly inspired character. But everyone else seems one note, most of the chapters come off as morality plays than solid scenes or plots. And just when Miss Alcott has something seemingly interesting she breaks it for no other reason than to do something. Whether its the pairing of Amy and Laurie huh?
I mean--really Just keep her single there is also the message that pursing art is selfish. Jo giving up her writing, Laurie gives up his music, Amy gives up her sketching It's not a message I expected--this book is always lauded as one that has inspired countless girls To do what?
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Because outside of Jo's sipirt I dont really see much to aspire to in this tsory? The overall message seems to be that as a good Christian one should sacrifice being an artist, being in love with who you want and any hope of independence It's not because I'm from the modern era that I dislike this book. Or that I'm an adult reading it. If you look at other works being done in the same time period you will see that there were stories with less moralizing being done--including by Miss Alcott herself. I was just really disappointed View all 67 comments.
You put pretty much all of my thoughts into words. Helen Wheels I can respect the dislike for the book, to each their own. It is a product of the time and was a book requested by the publisher. It was a little slow I can respect the dislike for the book, to each their own.
No one gave up anything they were passionate about. They went through moments of discover to find what they were good at in their art and they continued. Many times they put it aside cause of life but in the end they still had their art.