''Little Women' was just a part of me.' Oscar nominee Greta Gerwig explains why she turned her cameras on a 150-year-old novel
From left: Florence Pugh as Amy, Saoirse Ronan as Jo and Emma Watson as Meg in a scene outside the March family house, built on a lot in Concord, Massachusetts.
By June 2018, she was flying to London to meet with Jacqueline Durran, the British costume designer known for her work on. Considering that the film called for roughly 75 principal period costumes, each of which takes approximately 40 hours to make, Durran had her work cut out for her. "They kept saying to me, 'It's not a big movie, it's not a big movie,' " she says, "but in terms of my workload, it was an enormous movie.
One of the biggest and most critical sets, of course, was the March family home, which the production built from scratch on a plot in Concord. "I wanted it to be like a mushroom growing out of the ground, that if you went by it fast enough, you wouldn't see it because they weren't a fancy family," says Gonchor, who set out to make the home resemble an old jewelry box: dark and tarnished on the outside but full of beautiful jewels, color and creativity on the inside .
"It allowed me to play with this snow globe of childhood and these halcyon days that they yearned for," says Gerwig, who banned cellphones on set. She also went to great lengths to ensure authenticity onscreen, hiring professional calligraphers to reproduce Alcott's handwriting when Jo is shown penning her novel.sortgets married at the end. When Alcott wrote her novel, her publisher insisted on a happy romantic ending .
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