Because he always has a way of creating spaces with lots of people and lots of activity. I looked at a lot of Altman thinking about it. Lawrence, we don’t.” “Laurie, please.” “But I just wanted it to be this cacophony of words and sounds, and everybody’s doing something, and there’s all these little moments. And the actors- I wanted them all to be speaking over each other, which took a lot of coordination, a lot of rehearsal to get this choreographed chaos going.” “I enjoy baking in the middle of the night. And this is the first time you’re really inside the March house, looking at it through Laurie’s eyes, and seeing this kind of glorious female utopia. And this is, of course, Laura Dern as Marmee. And every part of it looks like a painting, but also an ornament. We called it this golden glow that we were going for. And we shot with a certain filter to give it that feeling. I wanted everything to feel very shimmery and very beautiful. And this is part of the story that takes place in their childhood, obviously. But I did want to feel joyful and young, like kids dance. And I wanted it to feel both totally modern and period accurate, in terms of I didn’t want them to be doing dances that they wouldn’t necessarily know. And my choreographer, who’s very wonderful, Monica Bill Barnes- she created this dance with Saoirse and Timothée. And then I came back at night, and I thought, oh, you could see the dancers through the window, and then see them outside as these figures having their little party on the porch. And then I just kept coming back to this location because I liked it. And I wanted a long hallway, and I had this idea for how it would look. But I was looking for a hallway while we were scouting. And it’s the book that Laurie and Jo dance wildly, they say. It’s funny, I know.” “I have an idea of how we manage.” “And then they dance. And obviously, this is Saoirse Ronan and Timothée Chalamet, who I adore.” “You can laugh if you want to.
And they’re hiding in a back room at a party, and they’re talking about maybe trying to dance. “I’m Greta Gerwig, and I directed and wrote the screenplay for ‘Little Women.’” “Jo, would you like to dance with me?” “So this is “Laurie” Lawrence and Jo March. Transcript ‘Little Women’ | Anatomy of a Scene Greta Gerwig narrates a scene from “Little Women,” featuring Saoirse Ronan and Timothée Chalamet.
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