Emma Watson was spotted on the set of Greta Gerwig’s Little Women adaptation, where she is playing the character of Meg March. Looking stunning in her period attire, the 28-year-old actress rocked a full blue skirt paired with a tweed jacket cinched at the waist with a blue ribbon. Completing her look with a simple ponytail, Emma carried a large carpet bag in one hand, embodying the character of the eldest March sister effortlessly.
Fresh part: Emma Watson EXCLUSIVE SNAPSHOT: The 28-year-old star was captured on camera filming for the new adaptation of Little Women for the very first time on Sunday, clad in vintage attire.
Highly anticipated: Emma has snagged the role of Meg March, the eldest sister, in Greta Gerwig’s upcoming adaptation of the beloved novel Little Women by Louisa May Alcott. The story follows the journey of four sisters as they navigate life in post-Civil War America. Joining Emma in the star-studded cast are Florence Pugh, Timothée Chalamet, Saoirse Ronan, and Meryl Streep. The film is set to hit theaters in 2019. Originally, the role was meant for Emma Stone, but due to her commitment to another project, Emma Watson stepped in to take on the part.
Unique spin: Little Women narrates the journey of four sisters as they navigate growing up in the United States post-Civil War, showcasing their trials and triumphs along the way.
She had a big carpet bag in one hand, and her dark brown hair was pulled back into a casual ponytail.
Emma Stone was initially considered for the role of Emma in the upcoming film, but due to her commitment to “The Favourite,” the role had to be passed on to someone else. “Little Women,” originally published in the late 1800s, has stood the test of time as a beloved story. Winona Ryder took on the role of Josephine March in a 1994 adaptation, portraying a young woman with aspirations of becoming a writer. More recently, in 2017, The BBC treated audiences to a miniseries adaptation of the novel with a cast that included Michael Gambon and Angela Lansbury.
Emma has risen to fame as a major Hollywood actress, thanks to her iconic portrayal of Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter series. She also took on the role of Belle in the live-action adaptation of Beauty And The Beast.
On the other hand, Gerwig is continuing her directorial success following the well-received film Lady Bird. Her debut as a director earned five Oscar nominations, solidifying her place as a talented filmmaker.
A classic favorite: Little Women was first released in two parts during the late 1800s, yet it continues to be a beloved story that has stood the test of time.
Well-known: Back in 1994, Winona Ryder took on the role of Josephine March in a remake, portraying a young woman with aspirations of becoming a renowned author. Just last year, the BBC produced a miniseries based on the same story.
In high demand: Emma rose to fame for her iconic portrayal of Hermione Granger in the beloved Harry Potter series, and later stole the show as Belle in the enchanting film adaptation of Beauty and the Beast.