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Marmee's first name is Abigail; in the books, it is Margaret.	D
This classic from Louisa May Alcott is considered the female counterpart to Mark Twain's tales of To [...]	D
Eric Stoltz and Trini Alvarado, who marry and have children in this film, will later play a modern d [...]	D
Winona Ryder introduced Christian Bale to his future wife Sibi Blazic on the set of this film. At th [...]	D
David Anspaugh was considered as director.	D
In the opening scene of Sally Moffet's coming-out party, the camera pans down through several floors [...]	D
This is the third screen version to be Oscar nominated but never in the same category. Piccole donne [...]	D
Marmee is probably Louisa May Alcott's version of "Mommie". She was non-rhotic; meaning she and her [...]	D
Claire Danes's feature film debut.	D
In the scene in which Beth visits the Hummels, Claire Danes (Beth) was on the verge of crying as she [...]	D
Christina Ricci, Natalie Portman, and Thora Birch auditioned for the role of young Amy March, but th [...]	D
The Opera that Prof. Bhaer takes Jo to is "The Pearl Fishers" by Georges Bizet.	D
Andrea Libman's 2nd PG film, first being Andre - Un amico con le pinne (1994).	D
Alicia Silverstone auditioned for the role of Beth March but was thought to be a bit older than how [...]	D
Kirsten Dunst and Winona Ryder would later reunite on the short Welcome (2007), Dunst's debut film a [...]	D
Winona Ryder has starred in separate films with both leading actresses of Thelma And Louise (1991). [...]	D
For her role as Jo, Winona Ryder was fully wigged for her natural hair was "croc short" at the time [...]	D
Olivia Hussey expressed interest in playing Marmee, but was ultimately turned down due to her thick [...]	D
Claire Danes' hair caught fire when carrying a candle up the stairs during filming.	D
Jo and Friedrich discuss the concept of Transcendentalism, which Jo says her parents are staunch bel [...]	D
When Amy is reading to Aunt March from the Bible, the passage is Leviticus chapter 21, verse 23 thro [...]	D
Costumes are handed down from older sister to younger, to underline both the family's poverty and th [...]	D
At the end of the credits, the film is dedicated to two persons, one of whom is Polly Hannah Klaas, [...]	D
The 1993-2006 version of the Columbia Pictures logo, seen in this film, would be reused for Piccole [...]	D
John Duigan was originally attached as director. After he backed out, the directorial reins were tak [...]	D
Kirsten Dunst and Susan Sarandon would later reunite for Elizabethtown (2005).	D
It remains a mystery why this movie was rated PG and not G. The MPAA description describes "two scen [...]	D
Christian Bale (Laurie) and Samantha Mathis (Older Amy March) are also in American Psycho (2000).	D
The film cast includes two Oscar winners: Christian Bale and Susan Sarandon; and two Oscar nominee: [...]	D
The set designer patterned the interiors after the layout of Orchard House, Louisa May Alcott's fami [...]	D
After about an hour and 3 minutes into the movie Samantha Mathis portrays Amy, replacing Kirsten Dun [...]	D
In contrast to Piccole donne (1933), Piccole donne (1949) and Little Women (1978), Beth dies on scre [...]	D
Winona Ryder, Samantha Mathis, and Claire Danes reunited a year later in Gli anni dei ricordi (1995) [...]	D

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