Greta Gerwig’s “Little Women” and Lulu Wang’s “The Farewell” are gaining traction in the awards derby. But a Best Director Oscar nomination is hard to come by for women.
Greta Gerwig failed to receive directing nominations for “Lady Bird” or “Little Women,” both of which scored Ronan acting nominations.
Aussie filmmaker Armstrong tweeted that she “plucked up courage” to see the newest film version of the Louisa May Alcott novel. It didn’t disappoint.
The Louisa May Alcott adapation is filled with beautiful performances and impeccable craftsmanship, but Gerwig’s ambitious elliptical storytelling is the real star.
Exclusive: Dern and Gerwig sat down for an intimate and humorous conversation on the newest episode of “Inside the Actors Studio.”
Filmmaker Greta Gerwig was joined by her cast after an early screening of the film, which wowed the audience and will be catnip for Academy voters this season.
The film’s ensemble cast, which includes Gerwig’s “Lady Bird” stars Saoirse Ronan and Timothée Chalamet, is receiving universal acclaim.
Ovation TV also announced that Alfre Woodard will be interviewed by LaTanya Richardson Jackson.
From major “Lady Bird” reunions to some Oscar-winning crew members, here are the 13 reasons to get excited bout Gerwig’s new movie.
Gerwig details her casting choices for her upcoming, modern spin on the Louisa May Alcott classic.
The beloved “Lady Bird” trio take on Louisa May Alcott’s iconic 1868 novel of the same name.
The “Lady Bird” and “Little Women” filmmaker is also reportedly being “eyed” to direct the long-in-the-works feature about the beloved Mattel doll.
