Fans will be interested to see another film adaptation of the novel "Little Women", which is set to be crafted by a team of women.
As per The Wrap, former executive of Sony Pictures Amy Pascal is set to produce the film, together with Denise Di Novi and Robin Swicord. She is stepping down as Sony's co-chair after the recent hacking scandal and is now geared towards her role as a producer.
Pascal has won various awards such as Elle Women in Hollywood Icon Award (1999), Women in Film Crystal Award (2001), Hollywood Film Leadership Award (2003), and PGA Milestone Award 2010).
Some of Pascal's notable recent projects are "Stars in Shorts" (2012), "Uvda" (2013), and "Omg! Insider"(2015). Pascal is also known to produce future projects such as "Ghostbusters" in 2016 and the Spider-Man Reboot in 2017.
On the other hand, Sarah Polley will be acting as the film's writer, according to Cinema Blend. The actress-director is known for the films "Away From Her" (2006), "Take This Waltz" (2011), and "Stories To Tell" (2012). The Wrap revealed that Polley may not be directing the project until after she has finished writing the script.
"Little Women" is a classic novel authored by Louisa May Alcott. It chronicles the lives of four March sisters - Jo, Meg, Beth, and Amy. The story followed the characters from childhood to womanhood.
With the success of novel's first volume in 1968, readers' interest sparked leading to the completion of the novel's second volume in 1969. In 1880, the two volumes were compiled into a single work. The novel also upheld three key themes - domesticity, work, and true love - which are mutually dependent and essential to the individuality of a woman.
"Little Women" had three known film adaptations, starring Katharine Hepburn in George Cukor's version (1933), Elizabeth Taylor in Mervyn-LeRoy's version (1949), and Winona Ryder in Gillian Armstrong's version (1994). At present, another version of Alcott's novel is now in the works to be seen by the modern generation.
Fans are curious on the cast members as well as the release of the film. They have to wait for the official announcement.