[ SECRET POST #4268 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4268 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I was already on the fence about it, cause like I like Emma Stone, but I feel like she's too recognizable at this point and I'd feel like I wasn't watching the March girls, I'd be watching "Emma Stone in a Period Drama."

But like...Emma Watson is just the same issue-times infinity, especially given that she's not as good an actor as Stone. And just thinking of all the Drama she caused and all the changes she forced on Beauty and the Beast...and how self-righteous she was about how "progressive" she was being. Just...urgh...

I trust Greta Gerwig to make a faithful but nuanced and quietly feminist version anyway. I don't need Emma Watson bossing the director and cast and crew around to "make it more progressive" and then congratulating herself for taking yet another female character who was already a decent role model and "fixing her" (see also: Belle and Hermione).

Also, they'd been speculating that Emma Stone was gonna be Meg to Saorisie Ronan's Jo, which I had doubted but would've been here for. And I just KNOW Emma Watson's "gold star white girl feminism" isn't going to LET her play anyone except Jo. (Unless she really rewrites the script).

* Runs off to watch the 1995 version. And the Katharine Hepburn version. And read the book instead*