5. Little Women (1933) Katherine Hepburn played Jo March in the 1933 Little Women alongside Joan Bennett (later to star in the original Dark Shadows) Jean Parker, and Frances Dee.

Turns out, watching every film adaptation of “Little Women” is an impossible task. There are no longer any existing copies of the earliest two “Little Women” films, which were released in 1917 and ...

Beginning at the Present, in 1868, Little Women introduces the protagonists as adults leading their own lives. It then takes the viewers back to the past in 1861. As both timelines proceed ...

Greta Gerwig's Little Women, starring Florence Pugh, is about to leave its long-standing streaming home. Read on for more.

Little Women is an irresistible earworm of a movie (or whatever the movie equivalent of an earworm is) that essentially turned me into Jo’s book publisher, played by Tracy Letts: initially ...

5. On-Set Secrets of Little Women In June of 2017, MASTERPIECE’s Executive Producer Rebecca Eaton visited the set of Little Women, filming at Ardmore Studios outside of Dublin, Ireland.

A vocal and emotional challenge was conquered most triumphantly at The Belmont Theatre in York with their stunning production ...

Little Women was so essential to my childhood that watching this new adaptation was kind of like a flashback. Being behind on lemons — “Ever so many lemons” — hearing that said out loud ...

In fact, Little Women was the sixth film she had ever starred in. It wasn't the last, though, because after filming wrapped, she went on to appear in 59 more films and TV shows.

"Little Women" director Greta Gerwig. Victoria Will/Invision/AP The first image you see in Greta Gerwig’s new adaptation of Little Women is a book, with a beautifully embossed rich red cover.

Warm, idyllic and impeccably acted, PBS Masterpiece 's new adaptation of Little Women (Sunday and May 20, 9 ET/PT, times may vary, ★★★ out of four) is a beautiful if slight interpretation of ...