"Little Women" is a novel by American female writer Louisa May Alcott, telling the story of four sisters during the American Civil War, in search of a new life, true love and ideals, from a girl to a woman, has been put on the big screen many times, and each edition is full of big names. The latest version of Little Women is directed by Greta Gerweger and starring Silsa Ronan, Emma Watson, Meryl Streep, Laura Dunn, Timothy Chalame, and others. Image source: High-quality image
Silsa Ronan and Emma Watson (2019), with Silsa Ronan as heroine Joe, Timothy Chalame as Joe's lover Larry, and Emma Watson as Meg, is a classic with modern wisdom. Image source: High-quality image
Winona Rhett, Christian Bell Edition (1994), directed by Gillian Armstrong, starring Winona Rhett, Susan Sarandon, Claire Denise, and Christian Bell. Winona Red plays Joe and Christian Bell plays Laurie. Image source: High-quality image
Joan Allison, Elizabeth Taylor Edition (1994), aka The Lady of the Blues. Directed by Melvin Leroy, Joan Allison as Joe, Pete Laufford as Laurie, and Elizabeth Taylor as Amy. Image source: High-quality image
Catherine Hepburn Edition (1933), directed by George Cook, with Katherine Hepburn as Joe and Douglas Montgomery as Larry. Other stars include Joan Bennett, Jane Parker, etc. Compared to other versions, this one at the height of Hollywood in the thirties was an excellent one, winning with its loyalty to the original novel. Catherine Hepburn's play of Joe March is moving and deeply rooted in people's hearts. Image source: High-quality image