just to be perfectly clear, I would 100% watch a 2.5 hour long movie of Laurie buying neckties and just getting more and more stressed that his necktie collection is too big
Don't say God's name in vain it's a sin against God it says in Exodus 20:7 "Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain; for the Lord will not hold him guiltless that taketh his name in vain." Please don't make evil normalized please! GOD IS COMING REPENT! BEFORE IT'S LATE!!!! Be baptized with Holy Spirit and water. Deuteronomy 30:19 "I call heaven and earth to record this day against you that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing. Therefore choose life, that both thou and thy seed may live." God isn't an monster God loves you and so do I. Give your life to Jesus Christ and repent of all your sins, even the ones you've committed in the past.
I'm addicted to the interviews for little woman. I love the in-between stories. I've been saving them and plan to watch them All again, before i watch "Little Woman" for the second time. Awesome Interview. It was only 10 min, but it gave me hours of things to think about. It's No Longer a story just for Girls/Woman, Every Boy & Man will grow by seeing it!
I adore how Greta really gave Amy justice through her adaption. She really did an incredible job with making the film about each one of the girls as individuals... Not solely focused on Jo. As someone who identified hugely with Amy when I read the book, I greatly appreciate it.
I have never read the book or watch any of the version. This was my first and I love Amy the most. She and Jo share some similar qualities, like how they are very true to themselves. But Amy doesn't put herself at way too high of a standard for love like Jo. Which makes her more loveable.
I understand the interviewer so much. I almost didn’t want to watch it. I grew old with May Alcott’s books and the story was made so many times and I didn’t want to see a version that ruins my childhood but Greta’s version is the best ever made. She made justice to all of the March’s sisters. I loved the movie
What I don't understand is, why did Jo eschew marriage in the film, and have a career as a "literary spinster" on the one hand, yet Amy decides she's "good but not great" and gives up art for marriage? Amy's original, L.M. Alcott's sister May, DID in fact have an art career in Paris and was quite a success. It would have been more plausible if she'd been the "artistic spinster" surely? (Even if the real Amy, May, did get married at 38 years of age and died in childbirth shortly after.)
Interesting question! I would love to hear Greta Gerwig answering it. I bet she would give it thought and also use the opportunity to relate it to her own research before filming. I love her quoting from the book so much and saying how she could have used all these lines (and more) from the original text to go on a tangent and create a whole different movie based on the book. You can tell she is really invested in it, the literary source, the life of its author as well as into her own craft as director and the art of acting brought to it by her entire crew. "Lady Bird" & "Little Women" have turned out to be such well-rounded movies because of it. Again, I very much appreciate your question, as it really goes deep! Have you ever considered going into (art/film) journalism?
Wait so did Jo marry in Greta’s movie? Cause I thought when watching the film she did. I was upset seeing Jo get married (unless I’m wrong) since this feminist film emphasized on the fact that Jo is a woman that can make it through this world alone without a man!
I think it is up to interpretation. Even at the end when he is at the school they don't touch or anything so he could be just a teacher there. Even if they are married I think that it was such a nice wink and nod to Louisa May and the audience saying "hey! she didn't want this but it is how it was written"
Interviewer: did you just pick that (Black Widow) because you wanted something totally different? Florence: Well yes and also I could literally pick you up and body slam you right now if I wanted 😆
Lmao Greta saying that she would go crazy if she acted in a movie she's directing and then saying that Olivia is going to direct herself didn't age well
Great movie but the cast with Waynona Ryder was so much better. Here the aunt is great and Jo with Mary but other systers, mother and Laurie.. well the actors should be different. Not a great choice ass for me. The other one was so much better.
please give an award to the editor the “i couldn’t help it” part with the neckties killed me
just to be perfectly clear, I would 100% watch a 2.5 hour long movie of Laurie buying neckties and just getting more and more stressed that his necktie collection is too big
Honestly same
Don't say God's name in vain it's a sin against God it says in Exodus 20:7 "Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain; for the Lord will not hold him guiltless that taketh his name in vain." Please don't make evil normalized please! GOD IS COMING REPENT! BEFORE IT'S LATE!!!! Be baptized with Holy Spirit and water. Deuteronomy 30:19 "I call heaven and earth to record this day against you that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing. Therefore choose life, that both thou and thy seed may live."
God isn't an monster God loves you and so do I. Give your life to Jesus Christ and repent of all your sins, even the ones you've committed in the past.
@@angelemeana3741 LMAO
I’m obsessed with saoirse
I’m obsessed with Florence
I’m obsessed with Timmy
I’m obsessed with this movie
My life in a nutshell
Real shit
sophixo me tooo
Obsessed with how it flopped
NIGHT WOLF it didn’t flop what are u talking about?
this edit of Greta saying she would have done a scene of Laurie buying too many neckties then cutting to him saying "I COULDN'T HELP IT" is the best
“your one beauty”
best line in the whole movie
And it was said by Amy, wasn't it?
Diasmc Coelho yea
@@rebekahjacobs2410 I just watched the whole movie one week ago and it was so beautiful and cute! Amy was so amazing. She is so funny lmao!
Have you guys read the book
haha my favorite was “jo we do not compare grandfathers..” 😂
Finally an interviewer who asked Florence about Black Widow! I'm so happy!
I'm addicted to the interviews for little woman. I love the in-between stories. I've been saving them and plan to watch them All again, before i watch "Little Woman" for the second time.
Awesome Interview. It was only 10 min, but it gave me hours of things to think about.
It's No Longer a story just for Girls/Woman, Every Boy & Man will grow by seeing it!
Ronnie Caron same!!! I didn’t expect to be so immersed in these interviews and stories between the cast
I’m a guy and I’ve seen little women twice it’s such a good movie
I'm obsessed with Florence.
cant wait for black widow
@@kimjunguny Same! I hope that movie is amazing as it looks. What a great cast! Especially Florence as Yelena.
I adore how Greta really gave Amy justice through her adaption. She really did an incredible job with making the film about each one of the girls as individuals... Not solely focused on Jo. As someone who identified hugely with Amy when I read the book, I greatly appreciate it.
died laughing at the editing on that necktie bit- that was hilarious
It's Jiwoo? Your photo profile?
Love how Timmy knows about that random ass champagne add...🍾
I love the way Timmy looks so intensely at Greta when she's talking, shows you how respectful he is
I hated Amy in the book I can’t believe I liked her in the movie
Because it was Florence who played her. You just can't hate on that angel. It's impossible.
I have never read the book or watch any of the version. This was my first and I love Amy the most. She and Jo share some similar qualities, like how they are very true to themselves. But Amy doesn't put herself at way too high of a standard for love like Jo. Which makes her more loveable.
Same. It's what makes it such a phenomenal interpretation of the character and spotlights Florence's unbelievable talent.
Same! I think we got to see her in different lights that we didn't see in the book, and I think she really grew up more in the movie.
The title didn't mention Timmy's name...
That makes a change.
Amazing interviews!! Every other journalist should take notes. This is how it's done.
I’m reading the book before I see this film.
I felt that too. Amy and Laurie need to have more relation build up in movie
Saw it last night! Incredible film!!! Best of 2019!!!
This Interview was so Good! Really Good and important questionsssss
Lots of wonderful insight.b
That line about Orson Welles is hilarious.
Greta was taking about Olivia Wilde directing herself in “Don’t Worry Darling” which also stars Florence and I’m so excited for it
Saoirse kinda looks like Meryl
Alenka Venx thats what i was thinking when i was watching the movie. I think the long face & the nose
the amount of time i've spent on knowing more about this movie is a lot and i'm thankful for the universe finding me this movie
This interviewer was delightful and impressive. Also, great editing.
This is definately wow moment for me personally. Thank you for sharing this video.
I understand the interviewer so much. I almost didn’t want to watch it. I grew old with May Alcott’s books and the story was made so many times and I didn’t want to see a version that ruins my childhood but Greta’s version is the best ever made. She made justice to all of the March’s sisters. I loved the movie
What I don't understand is, why did Jo eschew marriage in the film, and have a career as a "literary spinster" on the one hand, yet Amy decides she's "good but not great" and gives up art for marriage? Amy's original, L.M. Alcott's sister May, DID in fact have an art career in Paris and was quite a success. It would have been more plausible if she'd been the "artistic spinster" surely? (Even if the real Amy, May, did get married at 38 years of age and died in childbirth shortly after.)
Interesting question! I would love to hear Greta Gerwig answering it. I bet she would give it thought and also use the opportunity to relate it to her own research before filming. I love her quoting from the book so much and saying how she could have used all these lines (and more) from the original text to go on a tangent and create a whole different movie based on the book. You can tell she is really invested in it, the literary source, the life of its author as well as into her own craft as director and the art of acting brought to it by her entire crew. "Lady Bird" & "Little Women" have turned out to be such well-rounded movies because of it. Again, I very much appreciate your question, as it really goes deep! Have you ever considered going into (art/film) journalism?
i really like this interviewer she did a very good job
Greta Gerwig is so cool
I just watched the movie... absolutely beautiful, academy awards all around if i could.
people seem so disappointed when greta says she doesnt want to direct herself in a movie lol even timothee's face @ 8:27 was like "... ://"
Such a great movie. I saw it, and I will see it again soon :)
Interviewer's voice sounds like Josephine Langford's voice
Pugh fine bruh
Orson Welles says: _"I recommend it."_
At 8:20 Greta said Olivia Wilde was planning to direct herself. Ha. That didn't happen.
Loved this movie
Laura is queen
I’m sorry but I think it’s funny that like all the March sisters are not American and they are in a classic American story
Wait so did Jo marry in Greta’s movie? Cause I thought when watching the film she did. I was upset seeing Jo get married (unless I’m wrong) since this feminist film emphasized on the fact that Jo is a woman that can make it through this world alone without a man!
Hannah I think the whole train station scene was a scene in the “book”, not in jo’s real life. She didn’t end up married at the end
Isabel Diaz ooh that makes more sense. Thanks for informing me
I think it is up to interpretation. Even at the end when he is at the school they don't touch or anything so he could be just a teacher there. Even if they are married I think that it was such a nice wink and nod to Louisa May and the audience saying "hey! she didn't want this but it is how it was written"
I refuse to watch the film because of this. I want my jo and professor bhaer!
Wow the director Is very beautiful
Interviewer: did you just pick that (Black Widow) because you wanted something totally different?
Florence: Well yes and also I could literally pick you up and body slam you right now if I wanted 😆
Where is Emma Watson?
I think the reason is because she was with the Harry Potter cast for a reunion. But idk if that's true
Maybe other obligations / work on the next project already? She was involved in some promo and seemed to enjoy doing it while it lasted.
Did she not like give out thousands of little women books? Is that not promo enough?
@Katy TerBerg read my above comment.
Lmao Greta saying that she would go crazy if she acted in a movie she's directing and then saying that Olivia is going to direct herself didn't age well
She should make a different version since she clearly has other ideas
greta gerwig, i love you, and thank you
ok but how does 24 year old timmy know about vintage orson welles commercials like
Great movie but the cast with Waynona Ryder was so much better. Here the aunt is great and Jo with Mary but other systers, mother and Laurie.. well the actors should be different. Not a great choice ass for me. The other one was so much better.
I thought the cast was absolutely lovely. All the characters were loveable and felt real to me. I loved the chemistry between everyone.
We’re going to hear about the trans girl from Boston that’s in the movie
J S huh?
Which trans girl from Boston there’s many trans girls who happen to b from Boston
I'm 18 I'm the brother of this guy on pic I got a crush on florence pugh
Spoiler alert
Girl the book was published in 1868
The director did this movie different to the book , she said that in this video. A different end to some of the girls story.