Little Women

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Little Women: Trailer 1

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Little Women: Official Clip - Unrequited Love

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Little Women: Official Clip - Meeting Mr. Bhaer

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Little Women: Official Clip - My Hands Are Empty

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Little Women: Official Clip - Laurie & Amy

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Little Women: Official Clip - I Shall Be Homesick for You

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Little Women: Official Clip - Jo & Laurie

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Little Women: Official Clip - Sally's Coming Out

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Little Women: Official Clip - Beth's Christmas

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Little Women: Official Clip - Introducing Mrs. Laurence

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Little Women: Official Clip - A New Player

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Cast & Crew

Winona Ryder
Josephine "Jo" March

Gabriel Byrne
Friedrich Bhaer

Trini Alvarado
Meg March

Samantha Mathis
Older Amy March

Kirsten Dunst
Younger Amy March

Claire Danes
Beth March

Christian Bale
Laurie

Eric Stoltz
John Brooke

John Neville
Mr. Lawrence

Mary Wickes
Aunt March

Gillian Armstrong
Director

Robin Swicord
Writer (Screenplay)

Denise Di Novi
Producer

Thomas Newman
Original Music

Geoffrey Simpson
Cinematographer

Nicholas Beauman
Film Editor

Stuart Aikins
Casting

Carrie Frazier
Casting

Shani Ginsberg
Casting

Jan Roelfs
Production Design

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Audience Reviews for Little Women

• Dec 11, 2013

  Let's skip over the Liz Taylor version from the 40s and state that this treatment of the tale is a good following of the tradition. Perhaps not as charming as the one in the 30s, it nonetheless features some good acting particularly by Gabriel Byrne as the old guy who ends up with one of the young 'uns.
  

  John B Super Reviewer
• Mar 11, 2013

  The literary classic Little Women is adapted again for a modern audience in this wonderful coming of age film. The story follows the March sisters as they struggle to cope with the absence of their father and grow up during the Civil War. The cast is excellent, and includes Winona Ryder, Claire Danes, Kirsten Dunst, and Susan Sarandon; who all deliver great performances. The costumes and set designs are also exceptionally well done. Yet, the film does have problems providing enough character development. Though it has some issues, this is an enchanting and compelling cinematic adaptation of Little Women.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Apr 23, 2011

  The movie starts with Abigail March (Susan Sarandon) raising four young daughters while her husband is off fighting in the Civil Wars. It is basically about the growing up of the March sisters: spunky Jo (Winona Ryder), the delightful Amy (young - Kirsten Dunst, older - Samantha Mathis), angelic Beth (Claire Danes) and virtuous Meg (Trini Alvarado). The film follows the girls, as well as their mother as they laugh and bicker through the many situations that come their way. The male characters are also interesting. They live next door to a wealthy man whose grandson Laurie (a very hot Christian Bale) becomes a suitor to Jo, the independent daughter who wants to become a writer. All events lead to Jo and Laurie becoming an item, but when Laurie proposes, Jo refuses. We get to know Mr. Brooke (Eric Stoltz) who will become very important in Meg's life while Gabriel Byrne plays Friedrich Bhaer who wins Winona Ryder's love during her time in New York. The cinematography is breathtaking and the performances are pretty good. Winona Ryder, Christian Bale and a young Kirsten Dunst in particular do a very good job as does Susan Sarandon who plays Marmee.
  Deb S Super Reviewer
• Sep 06, 2010

  Yet another version of the classic novel. I loved the cast, and of course the story is timeless, so it's a good movie. The only problem is that if you've seen the other little women movies, it's just the same story again. Anyway, it's good movie.
  Aj V Super Reviewer

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