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Elizabeth Taylor, Peter Lawford, and June Allyson in period costumes, with Taylor and Allyson smiling and holding hands, in a scene from the 1949 film Little Women.
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Little Women

film by LeRoy [1949]
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  • Mervyn LeRoy
    / At Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer: Random Harvest, Thirty Seconds over Tokyo, and Quo Vadis

    LeRoy remade Little Women (1949) with Janet Leigh, Elizabeth Taylor, June Allyson, and Margaret O’Brien as the March sisters.

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    LeRoy remade Little Women (1949) with Janet Leigh, Elizabeth Taylor, June Allyson, and Margaret O’Brien as the March sisters.

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    • Janet Leigh, about 1955
      Janet Leigh

      …that followed included Meg in Little Women (1949) and the title character in My Sister Eileen (1955).

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      …that followed included Meg in Little Women (1949) and the title character in My Sister Eileen (1955).

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