Little Women - 1949 - First Version in Color - Every Version Ever
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- Continuing our series on Little Women, this week we're moving on to the 1949 version, this was the first version made in color, and is my cousin Sarah's favorite version, which is why she is my co-host for this episode!
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I thought that I was going to watch the movie of the Little Women, I was wrong. Bye.
try the book .
So was I .
It's an excellent movie, a version like no other. Wonderful movie, wonderful actors, wonderful landscapes. I bought the original DVD from the USA. So I have it and I can watch it whenever I want!
Where is the full movie?
It's on Amazon video, but I think it's also on a bunch of other services as well, including via TH-cam's rental service. I don't know if it's on any regular streaming platform like Netflix or Hulu though. Someone really needs to make a dedicated streaming service for old, classic movies like this. It would be so much more convenient. 😆
@@everyversionever I absolutely agree with you. I've seen all the talkies and I love the 1933 film, but can't find it to watch anywhere. The 1949 has always been my favorite as it was made when I was 9 so it played into my love of history and my love of all the actors and actresses in this one.
It ws my favorite for decades, but now as an elder, I like all the versions. This one & the 1933 version actually used some of the same music, which I loved. They all tell parts of the book (it is a long book), leaving out parts of the story, but if you watch all of them, you get most of the
story. This one has wonderful actors, not just the main characters. Also, in the book, Beth is not the youngest. Amy is and watching Joan Bennet play that part as a kid is great fun. The 1949 has the best costumes.
Scarlet fever is a nasty form of strep. Strep throat can become the more severe scarlet fever when the body has a reaction to the toxins that are released by the bacteria. This toxin causes the rash. Severe cases of scarlet fever can become rheumatic fever, which is what I believe Beth had. Rheumatic fever can damage the heart muscle, and as the child ages, the heart degrades over time and eventually can no longer pump blood effectively, which was a death sentence in those days. My grandmother had rheumatic fever as a child in 1912, and she had a weakened heart from it for the rest of her life. She was always very sickly. The 1994 death scene portrayed Beth's death very accurately, as her breathing would have been affected. Haunting scene, beautifully acted.
I love the TV version with Susan Dey, Meredith Baxter, Eve Plumb. ❤
I was just going to say you should try and re-create the cake from Pollyanna and you said it! 🤣🍰 This is my favorite version of Little Women, too, even though Beth and Amy were switched in age order, but loved June Allyson as Jo and Margaret O'Brien as Beth.
I’ve thought for a long time that if we had space and equipment, it would be fun to do a TH-cam channel just recreating movie foods. I don’t know if it will ever happen, but if it does, we definitely should do that. That and the cake from Meet Me in St. Louis. We talked about that movie on my other podcast channel. Sarah’s family have long held that cake up as a paragon of pastry perfection. 😆
@@everyversionever I'm going to have to listen to that podcast too and re-watch St. Louis. I don't remember the cake, but I do remember they were making ketchup at the beginning of the movie! Also, re: scarlet fever- my mom had it as a kid in the 50s. She was in the hospital for a week or so, but mostly because my uncle was a newborn at the time, and like, here, it was to protect him. It's basically strep throat with rash, so it is something you can catch again, but a lot of books used scarlet fever as a plot device, like Little House on the Prairie. Laura said Mary went blind from scarlet fever, but it was really viral meningoencephalitis and scarlet fever was easier to explain to the audience.
Well, I guess scarlet fever is a more memorable term than viral meningoencephalitis, so that's probably why it was "rebranded". 😆 It's not something you hear much about these days, so yes, I am most familiar with it from books like these.
I believe that the cake in Meet Me in St. Louis was featured during the Halloween segment. I don't think it was a main focus but it was something that my cousins latched onto and really associate with the movie. Before they even had me watch it, they were talking up the cake, almost as much as the characters. 😆
For your reference, when you're ready to listen to it, here is the link to that podcast. 🙂
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@@everyversionever Thanks!!
il film mi piacerebbe anche capirlo..oltre che guardarlo...ma perché lo caricate in inglese?
We love this
Es muy hermosa está película, con actrices de primer nivel en el mundo del espectáculo. Por favor traducir a idioma español. Saludos desde México 🇲🇽
Can anyone answer me one thing if Laurie loved Jo since they met as teenagers like he says in every version but why in this version was he pretending to be sick and using Jo to get info on meg for mr Brooke which Jo took none of it
So that he can hook up Meg and Mr brooke
This is a good one but I like the 1933 version with Katharine Hepburn I'm an old movie buff so nothing gets past me I know even The silent ones
I don’t know when I’ll get a chance to do another batch of Little Women versions, but 1933 is top of my list, so it’ll definitely be one of the first ones we do next time I get a chance to revisit the story.
If you want to see why Laurie and Jo shouldn't end up together and you don't have the book, watch this version
No estoy de acuerdo, en esta versión específicamente no entiendo porque alguien rechazaría a Laurie
Very⭐🌹SWEET and ⭐MAGNIFICENT movie 🎥
way favorite version
Speaking cadence in the late 1800s was not like todays modern and diverse cadences.
In lingua italiana, no , Perché?
家族で賛美歌歌う曲が違いますね
I think of myself as petite 😏
In lingua italiana grazie
I thought I was getting to watch this wonderful movey it's a come on no movie bye bye
Scottish white skinned brunette hair women and German white skinned blonde hair men before Christ BC.
cannot watch the movie
Greta Gerwigs was a well casted MESS!