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# Little Women

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The classic LITTLE WOMEN, which is based on the novel by Louisa May Alcott, follows four sisters who live in New England during the Civil War. With their father absent, the girls must learn to fend for themselves. This two-part presentation features appea

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## Customer Reviews

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    My Favorite Version
  

*by C***E on Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2019*

When this mini-series came out in the 70s, I was a young girl (pre-teen) and totally transfixed.  I'd never read or seen Little Women before, but my mom, sister and I were all excited over the commercials, and when it finally aired, we swooned over it for 2 nights.  The next week, mom bought me the trade paperback version that was reissued featuring the cast of the tv movie on the cover.  I've read that book too many times to count and still have that very paperback book as one of my precious treasures.  It doesn't matter how many times it's been done and redone for a movie or series, or how many times I read it, Susan Dey is always the Jo in my mind and heart, Meredith Baxter is always Meg, Eve Plumb is always Beth, Ann Dusenbury is always Amy, and Richard Gilliland is always Laurie.  And I'm always surprised by William Shatner as Prof. Bhaer, in a happy way - for some reason I forget he's in this until he appears near the end.Yes, the costumes, sets, hairstyles, etc... do not look like the quality you see in a movie, but that's okay.  It was made in the 70s and features actors of that time.  I could point out how ridiculous I found Elizabeth Taylor's portrayal of Amy in the 1949 version - she was a full 5 years older than Margaret O'Brien who played Beth, when everyone knows Beth is the 3rd sister and Amy is the baby.  But I digress.  I love this charming 1970s miniseries, complete with Laurie Partridge (Dey) and Jan Brady (Plumb).  It includes scenes that the movies don't have time to show, but it also diverges from the book a bit, but then so do some of the movies.It may not be the best version, but this is what made me fall in love with Little Women, so of course I recommend it.

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    Watch this version and see for yourself how excellent it is.
  

*by R***K on Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2018*

This is my favorite rendition of the novel.  William Shatner is an excellent actor but his German is a bit lacking.  I particularly like the scenes including the time at the beach with Jo and Beth.

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    Great Version of Little Women
  

*by D***L on Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2013*

I am a lover of this story from way back. I read the book as a child and had seen all the other versions of this story. I thought that I'd seen this one before, but it seemed new to me. I can't make it through Little Women without  crying and this version was no exception. I was pleasantly surprised because I suspected that my familiarity with the TV stars would be a turn-off for me. It's true that at first I was very put off by seeing these familiar stars in this classic. Meredith Baxter Birney as Meg? Meg was supposed to be a brunette. Also, I agree with another reviewer who wasn't happy with the long flowing hair on any of the girls. Jo let her hair hang down her back when she was being chased by Laurie in the other versions and was scolded for it by Meg. I felt as though Birney was taking a break from Family Ties or Family--she didn't look any different. But she grew on me. But another person to play Meg would have been ideal. Susan Dey did a competent job as Jo, but I still think Katherine Hepburn and June Allyson were both far more like the Jo I pictured when I read the book.Robert Young did a wonderful job playing Laurie's grandfather. I thought it most appropriate for the screenplay writers to flesh out the story of Laurie and his grandfather. I was also pleased that this version included an episode from Meg's marriage. I found the story about his coat and her dress very touching. Part II or Good Wives or Little Wives as it's been dubbed had many wonderful stories and we lose out on those when the movie concentrates more on the early years.I didn't fall in love with Eve Plumb as Beth. I enjoyed all the other Beths much more. The others seemed to embody both Beth's shyness and her saintliness--you found yourself loving Beth especially when she let love prevail over fear and embraced Laurie's grandfather when he gave her the piano. But this charming scene was left out in this version. And some of their Christian faith was left out. That beloved line which Beth used with Jo in the book and other versions of the movie, "I think I shall be lonesome for you even in heaven" was eliminated as were some of the other references to God and the hymn singing which should be part of any enactment of Little Women.Amy was much better than some of the reviews promised. I thought she transitioned well from the child to the adult Amy, but I do agree that the writers changed Amy in this version. I really believe that they felt that one ultra-feminine young woman was enough (Meg) and so they made this Amy more outspoken. Amy would never have espoused feminist theories as this one did after the Susan B. Anthony lecture. Alcott's Amy was a traditional woman and reveled in her femininity. Nevertheless, I liked this Amy, and I felt that she was perfect for Laurie.I loved Laurie! He seemed very much like the Laurie I pictured when I read the book--playful, exuberant, tender. I think William Shatner as Professor Bhaer is my least favorite of the actors who have played him. Perhaps I just kept thinking of Star Trek when I looked at him. He didn't seem much like a professor to me.Dorothy McGuire as Marmee was wonderful. It was good that she talked about her own temper. I loved Susan Sarandon as Marmee in the 1994 version, but she never admitted to having a temper and come to think of it I don't think the other actresses who played Marmee did either. This new addition was certainly in keeping with Alcott's Marmee who did admit to having problems with controlling her temper.The movie definitely grew on me because I noticed that for much of Part One I was critiquing the movie and feeling at odds with small details that didn't seem quite right--I didn't feel into it--and then towards the end of Part I and all through Part II I felt much more comfortable with the characters and I was rooting for them and crying with them. I was led to believe that they changed the rain to snow at the end when Jo and her professor meet. But there was plenty of rain before it started to snow. It was appropriate that the story was fleshed out a bit here and marriage was actually mentioned and that Jo actually gets to introduce her fiance to the family.This is another version for my library which I will treasure. The colors and landscapes are just beautiful and the snow may be fake but it's lovely! And most of the time I didn't find the violin music intrusive--sometimes I found it soothing. Great movie!

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