It's the humility of a greatly talented person who seems unsure of how very talented they are that impresses me. Greta is a treasure. A moving interview. A moving film.
Just saw the movie. I’m still feeling emotional. She’s really a very talented screen writer and director n so humble. Thank you Greta. Looking forward to your future projects!
oh my god. literally any clip from this adaptation brings me to tears. Greta is so inspiring and insightful and smart, I will never get tired of watching her expound upon her process.
Greta Gerwig is a star in the true sense of the word she shines a laser beam light through her acting - writing and directing capturing every nuance and emotion of the characters and plots. Riveting to watch and experience.
Loved this film love both of Gretas two movies shes directed cant wait to see what she does next she better get nominated for best director at the oscars
There are lots of male-directed movies that get great reviews without getting an Oscar nomination. But of course it's sexism when it happens to a woman.
This makes 0 sense. For two reasons: 1. If it's a great movie and males dont get nominated, they always make a fuss too. 2. This isn't just a movie with good reviews, it was one of the best movies of 2019 so it should've been recognized as such
No, it has NOT been done. This version is an utterly unique deconstruction of the book and the author. It has now turned into an ensemble piece rather than only following the protagonist, Jo.
Abc Def The 1933 version was a vehicle for Kate Hepburn, but the 1949 and 1994 were ensemble. That’s why they hired Elizabeth Taylor and Janet Leigh (‘49) and made stars (or bigger stars) out of Kirsten Dunst, Claire Danes and Christian Bale.
@@myytchanneldinakoha8498 Of course the previous versions had good actors in the supporting roles. The difference is that the storyline always followed Jo, never anyone else. All the scenes between Amy and Laurie here, especially, are an innovation, since in the previous versions Jo learns about the developments and that's that. We don't see the other characters' backstories.
constant repeating of the past novels into movies ... no longer has it place in history.. it make no sense to those who've never lived it. Stop boring us, please?
Famous dead guy said - "The past is not dead. In fact, it's not even past." Several of aforementioned dead guy's novels were made into movies. As were writings from Shakespeare, Dickens, Tolstoy, Bronte, Twain. And don't get me started on King Arthur. I think not many people agree that the stories of past eras are boring or lack sense. Maybe it's just that this is a story about women, by a woman, made into a film by a woman. It's ok if you don't want to see it--but don't suggest it is boring in itself. It is simply not your taste--but it is definitely the taste of the many people who read the book and resonated with this particularly masterful adaptation.
Remaking Little Women every generation or so is a testament to the author’s genius. It remains relevant and relatable and certainly creates a new space in every generation’s history.
"... it makes no sense to those who've never lived it." There it is. The biggest drawback to being an old white straight male like yourself is that you have little empathy for people who have lived different lives to yourself. Learn some empathy for other humans and broaden your mind. Until you can do that, please stop boring us with your boring RUclips comments.
Her answers and insight are so razor sharp. I can’t wait to see what she does next. Little Women and Lady Bird are both modern masterpieces
Greta is extremely likeable and honest. Good interviewer as well.
Terrific conversation filled with insightful questions and answers. Indeed Little Women is a terrific piece of work as well!
Fantastic interview! So interesting to hear about the real-life parts used in the film. Great interviewer
I cried thru second half of Little Women. Moving and courageous. Gerwig is brilliant.
It's the humility of a greatly talented person who seems unsure of how very talented they are that impresses me. Greta is a treasure. A moving interview. A moving film.
Just saw the movie. I’m still feeling emotional. She’s really a very talented screen writer and director n so humble. Thank you Greta. Looking forward to your future projects!
Adored the film! Going to see it again with my sisters!
oh my god. literally any clip from this adaptation brings me to tears. Greta is so inspiring and insightful and smart, I will never get tired of watching her expound upon her process.
I fell in love with Lady Bird. I want more cinema made from the heart. Can't wait to watch Little Women. Great interview.
What a wonderful conversation!
Greta Gerwig is a star in the true sense of the word she shines a laser beam light through her acting - writing and directing capturing every nuance and emotion of the characters and plots. Riveting to watch and experience.
Absolutely beautiful insightful conversation!👌💚💜💙
Loved this film love both of Gretas two movies shes directed cant wait to see what she does next she better get nominated for best director at the oscars
I've just watched Little Women. It's PERFECT. And the ending was pure GENIUS !
This was such an excellent interview with two highly intelligent women. It made my day.
she is so eloquent and to the point
She is so captivating! Not just by her words but also by her beauty ✨
What a great interview! Great questions! What a difference to ET and co.!
Such great questions
I was crying listening to her answers! God she is just what we needed!
fantastic interview
Greta is inspiring, especially to those of us who dream of being in her shoes one day
She is my biggest inspiration
The interviewer really ends on the question: “doesn't it piss you off?”
Great question momo
Dan White. What would you have asked her in the end? Or how would have phrased the last question?
"everything else will catch up!" (goosebumps)
greta gerwig is a good listener
shes my everything
10:40-11:02 brilliant!!! LOVE THAT!
I love Greta
9:13
We Are In The Middle Of Crisis , It's Not The Perfect Time For Film !
Hii
There are lots of male-directed movies that get great reviews without getting an Oscar nomination. But of course it's sexism when it happens to a woman.
Couldn't said it better. I feel like women think they deserve award nominations based on their gender rather than their movies
This makes 0 sense. For two reasons: 1. If it's a great movie and males dont get nominated, they always make a fuss too. 2. This isn't just a movie with good reviews, it was one of the best movies of 2019 so it should've been recognized as such
Yeah, it's been done.
No, it has NOT been done. This version is an utterly unique deconstruction of the book and the author. It has now turned into an ensemble piece rather than only following the protagonist, Jo.
Abc Def The 1933 version was a vehicle for Kate Hepburn, but the 1949 and 1994 were ensemble. That’s why they hired Elizabeth Taylor and Janet Leigh (‘49) and made stars (or bigger stars) out of Kirsten Dunst, Claire Danes and Christian Bale.
Abc Def Not to mention Susan Sarandon was Marmee. But, yes, this new version is a bit different and in tune with the times.
@@myytchanneldinakoha8498 Of course the previous versions had good actors in the supporting roles. The difference is that the storyline always followed Jo, never anyone else. All the scenes between Amy and Laurie here, especially, are an innovation, since in the previous versions Jo learns about the developments and that's that. We don't see the other characters' backstories.
constant repeating of the past novels into movies ... no longer has it place in history.. it make no sense to those who've never lived it. Stop boring us, please?
Famous dead guy said - "The past is not dead. In fact, it's not even past."
Several of aforementioned dead guy's novels were made into movies. As were writings from Shakespeare, Dickens, Tolstoy, Bronte, Twain. And don't get me started on King Arthur. I think not many people agree that the stories of past eras are boring or lack sense. Maybe it's just that this is a story about women, by a woman, made into a film by a woman. It's ok if you don't want to see it--but don't suggest it is boring in itself. It is simply not your taste--but it is definitely the taste of the many people who read the book and resonated with this particularly masterful adaptation.
Remaking Little Women every generation or so is a testament to the author’s genius. It remains relevant and relatable and certainly creates a new space in every generation’s history.
"... it makes no sense to those who've never lived it." There it is. The biggest drawback to being an old white straight male like yourself is that you have little empathy for people who have lived different lives to yourself. Learn some empathy for other humans and broaden your mind. Until you can do that, please stop boring us with your boring RUclips comments.
Old Seer? Is it was wise to be a cranky old man telling Art you don’t like to get off your lawn?
Lacking wisdom for someone who boasts as seer