‘Little Women’ trailer: Emma Watson-Saoirse Ronan-Meryl Streep starrer offers a fresh take on the classic tale, Twitter can't keep calm

Classics never get old and the latest adaptation of ‘Little Women’, the iconic 19th century novel, after 150 years shows it once again. Greta Gerwig, known for the 2017 Oscar contender ‘Ladybird’, is the brain behind the eight film adaptation of the ‘Little Women’. To have popular names like Meryl Streep and Emma Watson in this one, only adds as the icing to this glorious cake. 

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The story, as is known to the literature lovers, traces the lives of the four March sisters in New England in 1860s after the conclusion of the American Civil War. The aspirations of the sisters, one wanting to be a writer, the other dreaming of becoming a painter and their love stories in the society which mainly gives focus on the marriage of a woman more than anything else forms the basic plot.

Meryl Streep’s hilarious dialogue of not having married because she is rich is one of the highlights.  

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Watch the trailer here:

 Netizens couldn't keep calm, writing about the 'Oscars' for them and wondered about the big names in the same movie. Even Meryl Streep's dialogue didn't go unnoticed. 

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The latest adaptation seems vibrant and fresh and not dated, though the story is set two centuries ago. 

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Gewig’s ‘Ladybird’ actor Saoirse Ronan as Jo March and Emma Watson as Meg March seem to have the majority of scenes while Florence Pugh plays Amy Marc and Liza Scanlen as Beth March. Timothée Chalamet, Laura Dern and others add to the impressive cast of the movie. 

The movie has been jointly produced by Denise Di Novi, Amy Pascal, Robin Swicord, and Arnon Milchan.  ‘Little Women’ is gearing up for release during Christmas this year.

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