Yes! She's kind of out there so half the time you have no idea what she's talking about but yet you know exactly what she's talking about. A genuinely interesting person.
i love greta's awkwardness...it's surprisingly cute. notice the way she gets nervous when the interviewer wanted to show her a picture & when he said he read something online about her.
I think it's beautiful to see these women to nourish and support each other and their incredible talent. For Greta this is only the second movie as directory and to take the challenge of such a title with such a cast and delivery how she did, it means she earned an incredible trust from the everyone in the troupe. Don't freeze in the resentment for inequality, team up and nourish each other , this will lead women to the top of the cinema industry.
Can’t wait to see this! Also can’t wait to watch another 19th Century heroine, ANNE WITH AN E - Season 3 @netflix JAN 3RD! I wish Jo and Anne could have been friends
Did he interview Florence!? I really wanted to see an interview with Ali and Florence! Tbf in one year she’s had enough films out for a full “movies that made me” 😂🤣😂
First Ad Astra, now Little Women -- Two films I was most excited to see, not releasing in this third-world country called India. What makes it even worse? Seeing some utter BS bollywood movies getting showcased on cinemas' ticket-booking websites. Kill me, please? (Various websites say that Little Women will release here on Feb 7, but I'm highly skeptical.)
Hollywood has been making versions of Little Women for decades. There is the 1933 Katherine Hepburn version and the 1949 June Allyson version. I read the novel as a child and loved it.
Honestly, I think the answer is simple. Little Women is a classic and eternally relatable story which never gets old. Yes, I get sick of the endless cycle of remakes but at the same time, if great stories were no longer retold then they'd eventually be forgotten... and that'd be tragic. At the very least new versions of old stories bring attention to the original story as well as other great adaptations of said story.
@@blerksnarfgut2766 your right, but I wish the screen writers would keep it as close to the original as possible. There were plenty of social issues back then that are present today. There's no need to add any new issues.
People have been reviving ancient Greek plays and Shakespearean plays for like centuries, it's nothing new. Books or plays that are considered classics always have some relevance in any time, that's what makes them classics and that's why artists gravitate towards them and take their own crack at them.
I love Greta she is so awkward and yet articulate at the same time
Yes! She's kind of out there so half the time you have no idea what she's talking about but yet you know exactly what she's talking about. A genuinely interesting person.
You described her perfectly
kirch thanks! Also, I just got back from the movie and Greta has outdone herself. Can’t wait to see what she does next.
Somehow she can get a message across but she has to swim through a river of thoughts first
3:05
Saoirse: he wants to ask another question
Greta: ok sorry
Ali: *giggles*
Ali plumb is the best interviewer on Earth
i love this interviewer so much
i love greta's awkwardness...it's surprisingly cute.
notice the way she gets nervous when the interviewer wanted to show her a picture & when he said he read something online about her.
I could listen to Greta gush forever
That Joey from Friends comment at the beginning is BANG ON! Literally the only thing i know about Little Women are from Friends
same here! and it didn't bother me while watching it, cause it made the story so fresh for me! the only thing we found out was Beth anyway ;)
"These little women... How little are they?"
Andrea Olavarrieta "are they like... scary little?"
I love how these two talk over each other, just like they do in the movie.
2:25 the funniest face ever ahaha she starts singing then just stop right away
Greta Gerwig is an icon.
Saoirse Ronan singing 🥰
ALi doing his Fleabag homage . . . 3:42
They're both talking at the same time for a while. Lol.. But also. Love these women. Love the interviewer. Love. the. interview... Great video.
4:50 Greta is so cute 😍😍😍
6:47 too ❤❤❤
I think it's beautiful to see these women to nourish and support each other and their incredible talent. For Greta this is only the second movie as directory and to take the challenge of such a title with such a cast and delivery how she did, it means she earned an incredible trust from the everyone in the troupe. Don't freeze in the resentment for inequality, team up and nourish each other , this will lead women to the top of the cinema industry.
Saoirse : "So here it is merry christmas!🎷🎷🎷"
Greta : "what the fuck is that?😂😂"
Saoirse look amazing always
Im so glad i only remembered the friends reference at the end of the movie otherwise i would have the major spoiler of
BETH DIES
Favorite women in Hollywood
Protect Ali at all costs.
2:30 sounded kinda agressive from saoirse but i stan that, we shouldn't know everything about their relationships with the cast but woah
Saoirse Ronan, meilleure actrice de sa génération
I just saw the movie with someone who knew Little Women from Friends. That felt a little sad to hear ☹️
Can’t wait to see this! Also can’t wait to watch another 19th Century heroine, ANNE WITH AN E - Season 3 @netflix JAN 3RD! I wish Jo and Anne could have been friends
WATCH IT WAS SO GOOD BUT IT NEEDS TO HET RENEWED FOR SEASON 4
When is the interview with Florence Pugh out?
Did he interview Florence!? I really wanted to see an interview with Ali and Florence! Tbf in one year she’s had enough films out for a full “movies that made me” 😂🤣😂
@@davidsinnott1894 looool 😂😂
From his twitter it apeared that he also interviewed Florence
1:24 he really did just say CRETA
sooooo when are we going to get ali plumb's interview with the witcher cast because he's the only one whose gonna do that interview justice
the way greta talks reminds me of how I talk lol
I LOVED IT that is certainly a child jesus what an actress
After about 5.5 minutes Saoirse gets to complete a couple of sentences. :-)
Little women.........
Big voices........😎👉🎤🎶🎵🔊🎼
AW I CANT.
These two together HAHAHAH
this is so good
Saoirse looks so tired
Great interview
What is the Richard Curtis tribute in Little Women?
Alii I LOVE YOU!
Did anyone find the Richard Curtis Tribute Greta mentioned?
Greta saying what the fuck is that is my aesthetic
The duo singing shallow kkkk
First Ad Astra, now Little Women -- Two films I was most excited to see, not releasing in this third-world country called India.
What makes it even worse? Seeing some utter BS bollywood movies getting showcased on cinemas' ticket-booking websites. Kill me, please?
(Various websites say that Little Women will release here on Feb 7, but I'm highly skeptical.)
No but actually why is Greta saying “what the FUCK is that?” so funny??? 5:05
saoirse is so hot
what the FUCK is that? - Greta Gerwig on a Christmas song
Where the hell is Emma Watson???
Zarar Afridi hogwarts!
Why the hell there’s questions about timothee in every interview? No offense to timothee But this a movie about women
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No, people know about Little Women because of the amazing book and the already perfect movie made in 1994. 🤷🏻♀️
Not me
Only heard about it from friends and now this movie
Hollywood has been making versions of Little Women for decades. There is the 1933 Katherine Hepburn version and the 1949 June Allyson version. I read the novel as a child and loved it.
I thought both 1994 and 2019 are great Little Women movies
What the f**k is that ?😂
Why rehash same books over and over. Plus Im sick of people rewriting history. I like Greta but she's talented enough to write her own fresh stories.
Honestly, I think the answer is simple. Little Women is a classic and eternally relatable story which never gets old. Yes, I get sick of the endless cycle of remakes but at the same time, if great stories were no longer retold then they'd eventually be forgotten... and that'd be tragic. At the very least new versions of old stories bring attention to the original story as well as other great adaptations of said story.
@@blerksnarfgut2766 your right, but I wish the screen writers would keep it as close to the original as possible. There were plenty of social issues back then that are present today. There's no need to add any new issues.
People have been reviving ancient Greek plays and Shakespearean plays for like centuries, it's nothing new. Books or plays that are considered classics always have some relevance in any time, that's what makes them classics and that's why artists gravitate towards them and take their own crack at them.
@@sharonstevek.6797 which issues were added?
@@notordinarynothing read the book.
'British Isles'. Some colonial bullshit, lad 🙄
Always a groan when the interviewer tries to be witty and funny . Bring back Barry Norman
from the grave?
A vomit interview.
I heard Little Women prefer girth over length?