Jo & Friedrich || Their Story.

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[@darasimiAdj68]

“I would never leave if you want me to stay”. Pleaseee he’s perfect😭😹

[@samaa376]

😭

[@abbyaquino8980]

She is not ready when she met Laurie, i think it symbolizes how she never wanted to dance before, but when she met Friedrich, she is so ready to dance with someone and actually enjoys it.

[@logann-mackenziefroste563]

Yes! I totally agree with you. I get why they added that scene at the end where she says that her character won’t get married and the publisher is like it’s romantic. And yes she wasn’t ready to marry anyone until she realised that she was ready and that she could be alone and not be dependent on a man. Once she realised what it really meant to be in love and to be with someone. I haven’t read the book. I bought a copy but I can’t start it. As it’s hard to read, I am always falling asleep by page 2.

[@joij.2111]

@@logann-mackenziefroste563 I’m dead 💀💀💀💀

[@maylynbayani]

Jo and Laurie both need an anchor. A stable personality that would ground their flighty tendencies. Jo was right. Had they marry, they would hate each other. Laurie needed a dependable wife who still belongs to high society. Jo needed an intellectual who understands her passions. It was a right match.

[@MeralynMelitante]

agree

[@cindyc4470]

Jo needed someone more mature, worldly whom she can voice out her opinions and the man could have the knowledge and wisdom to put her in her place. I mean as a woman with a strong and independent personality, we kinda look for this. Cheers from Hong Kong

[@sensorwiafe3278]

I think Jo going for Friedrich was way better than Laurie

[@hoe_seokie]

She never loved laurie as a lover, she had always viewed him as a bestfriend. When she regretted rejecting his marriage proposal, it wasn't because she had developed certain feelings towards him, it was because of her loneliness. In the 2019 movie adaptation, saoirse and timothee had so much chemistry that despite alr knowing the plot, people rooted for them.

[@photaetoe1062]

I really love them tbh. I used to hate them after watching the 1994 version, but after reading the book, I realize how mature they are and how much they complete each other emotionally and intellectually❤️❤️

[@champikayapa8624]

I really love the 1994 version. I think that it show case the book more than the 2019 version. And that my friends is an UNPOPULAR OPINION 🥲. The way the actors of fredich and Jo present their love and Support for each other.

[@taraseidel7942]

I love Amy and Laurie together! I love Jo and Friedrich together. I used to be annoyed how Jo didnt end up with Laurie, but now that I have grown up. I understand the pairings work better.

[@darasimiAdj68]

Amy and Laurie have that soft and companionate relationship. Especially because they were friends first and they weren’t deliriously in love. Just right

[@moebius5396]

I've grown up, but still can't get over my Lo ship lmao

[@taraseidel7942]

@@moebius5396 Lol, loves it!

[@samaa376]

I thought the same way as you ☺

[@taraseidel7942]

Yay!

[@littlewomenchannel]

I love these two to the moon and back. True story Friedrich is mainly based on philosopher Henry Thoreau. Louisa was in love with him. He is the romantic lead in all of her novels. Fritz in Little Women, Mac in Rose in Bloom, David in Work, Adam in Moods. Of course, Jo falls for him. Henry was also known for carrying an umbrella. Unbelievable how Greta Gerwig spent millions of dollars promoting hate speech against his character, saying that Jo and Laurie should be together while simultaneously saying that Jo should be alone. She didn´t do any research on Louisa and on top of that made racist statements on Jo´s love interest. Louisa wanted to marry Henry and start a school with him. Gerwig really seemed to have hated the novel.

[@littlewomenchannel]

@The Croissant 🥐 Yes, Louisa and her publisher came up with the spinster aunt image, but Louisa struggled to live up to it because she was incredibly lonely. There are quotes in her diaries about how she believes that she and Henry re-unite in the next life. It´s sad and even more, that people like Greta Gerwig make fun of the writer they say admire.

[@selty]

I think a lot of people misinterpret Alcott's dislike of being forced to have Jo to end up with someone due to our modern feminist lens on the situation. I don't think her desire for Jo to be alone had the same kind of motivation as someone now might have. Not saying Alcott wasn't feminist in her own way of her time but I do think we need to have a little perspective.

[@julia-if5dm]

HES SO CUTE MY GOD

[@ladydavinci9914]

The exact same words I was thinking

[@jin-hyepark4252]

I've seen him naked too! He was just a young adult I think.

[@zey7455]

IKR

[@marieboutin9054]

beautiful video. This is my favourite part of "Little women". I like Joe's personality. She is very intelligent, a little impulsive but has such a good heart And she loves Friedrich as much as he loves her. Those two are a perfect match. I also like Joe's parents.

[@willapotter5455]

they made him likeable. Well done

[@voulafisentzidis8830]

In the books he is a good and kind man, ergo loveable, despite being a gruff bachelor 20 years older than Jo.

[@willapotter5455]

@@voulafisentzidis8830 yeah the age difference and the fact that he is not Laurie and the fact that he is a love interest for Jo at all (when she could have stayed single and independent) made him hard for me to like all that much. but this movie and this edit painted him as a pretty solid option

[@voulafisentzidis8830]

@@willapotter5455 spinsters in that period were considered feeble and drains on the family. It's preferable that she met and was able to marry a good man who loved and respected her.

[@willapotter5455]

@@voulafisentzidis8830 I simply disagree. Louisa May Alcott was single you know

[@voulafisentzidis8830]

@@willapotter5455 yes. As were others but the reality of their lives didn't change. The Brontes published under male pseudonyms as did George Sand. Despite the problems of the 21st Century, we're lucky to be living in times of, though nowhere near perfect, having a semblance of equality. The inability to vote, earn an income, own property and, most importantly, have the right to make decisions affecting ourselves are taken for granted by us but unheard of then.

[@aztech8460]

Can’t imagine if this movie is actually the reality of my love story in the future🤤

[@sophie4862]

i think i want so badly for jo to have ended up with laurie because she got to experience love and she didn’t even know it. it makes me feel like i have a chance to find love and to actually be able to have it

[@mfjdv2020]

Dear Sophie, I am so sad to read your post. You will always have a chance to find love at any age. Please don't feel you have no chance.

[@pamkowaski1608]

Always loved Jo and Fredrich in both versions

[@maiumixshow]

i know that they practically forced louisa may alcott so marry jo to friedrich but i love their story so much :(

[@liata-asan5315]

"you're on fire"

[@noor-e-tahminakhan6774]

"And I'll watch" 💔

[@violet5114]

Louis Garrel 😍😍😍

[@sensorwiafe3278]

This is more beautiful than Laurie and Amy

[@mfjdv2020]

I always thought Amy was a bit of a pain to be honest, at least in the book. Spoilt and selfish.

[@pjosepha]

she got herself a real man

[@sanshrita4087]

The music is amazing

[@lissetterivera3045]

Omgggggg 😢😢😢💕💕💕Beautiful is true love.

[@bookkeeper8092]

I wish someone would make one for the 1994 version 😭

[@xBambiFindingSun]

s a kid, i shipped jo/laurie ; as an adult, it's got to be jo/bhaer. because Jo, in the beginning of the novel kept repeating how she wanted "to be a boy." with Auntie March she was never quite agreeable. the closer Jo got to Laurie, the more--i see it--that she'd secured the masculine characteristics of her nature well, that she felt safe enough to express the feminine side she held. (Teddy, unlike most boys his age, enjoyed piano, singing and songwriting... not too much dance & elegances) when Beth has scarlet fever, Laurie visited Amy daily without fail, as promised, saw to her will, and just always came to her as promised. he remembered the little things, like her love of carriage rides,art & how she loves to be complimented/bejeweled, & where her favourite little house for an engagement/marriage was. when Jo declined Laurie, he threatened to kill himself and then drank in Europe until he was misery as company. Laurie didnt bend for Jo, he was himself. Mr bhaer taught Jo that talent was worth far less than pride and doing right, as Laurie did from Amy. Mr Bhaer was masculine & soft, but as hard as needed. he & Jo were kindred in ways most could hope. he didn't want her to write things she couldn't put her name to. in the book, he was much older and less attractive than in film. jo saw herself as homely and awkward; she never cared for looks as much as Amy would have. they both had lost a sister they loved; adored children and learning so much. he wanted to love her and made an effort by showing up. it was the same Laurie did for Amy.

[@judihyun]

i love it so. they're e my fav couple 🥺❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sensorwiafe3278]

I got a bit of overprotective vibes from Laurie there

[@BrittnyShrub]

And a bit of desperation from Amy to get Jo hitched for God's sake. Lol

[@lilymcculloch9581]

What a beautiful couple!

[@gwenalyn1410]

Jo and Freidrich, W couple 🫶

[@pheart2381]

modern films have to EXPLAIN everything! The viewing public aint that thick and stupid!!!

[@logann-mackenziefroste563]

I haven’t read the book yet. I have a copy but I can’t get past page 3 as I keep falling asleep or losing track of what I am reading. It’s such a hard book to read. Any tips on getting through the book ?

[@mka-lj5vp]

Don't read it in anticipation of anything happening in the sense of modern stories that have a beginning and a build up to something like a climax . Read it more like you're just experiencing day to day life with the March sisters and that's it.

[@sunshinesmiles5386]

It gets so much easier after the first couple chapters!

[@andreaba8571]

The best versión Is un 1994 y the best actores Is Winona Ryder and Gabriel Byrne

[@champikayapa8624]

I really love the 1994 version. I think that it show case the book more than the 2019 version. And that my friends is an UNPOPULAR OPINION 🥲. The way the actors of fredich and Jo present their love and Support for each other. And nothing can change my mind that Fredich was the one for Jo.

[@voulafisentzidis8830]

Although a good actor, the male lead is too young to play Friedrich.

[@mfjdv2020]

No he isn't. He just _looks_ younger. Louis Garrel was 37 when this film was made, which is only a couple of years younger than Friedrich was supposed to be in the book (he was in his early 40s if I remember right).

[@voulafisentzidis8830]

@@mfjdv2020 my goodness. He looks very young. Thanks.

[@aporgel]

Nome do filme, série ?

[@khushi-kl4rh]

Little women

[@MarvelHeroShortz]

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[@sanshrita4087]

Why did they stop having balls... like when did those go out of fashion they are so nice

[@a21stcenturyteen]

I read this completely wrong...😭

[@cocomatters0783]

Sierra Skaggs 🤣🤣🤣🤣 me too! 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@caramel_rxse3951]

OMG why do I have such a dirty mind 😭 But you're right.

[@bridgetclark7031]

:( Yes, it's such a bummer that balls aren't a normal thing anymore. Although, in DC they have balls during the season each year. They are open to anyone who purchases a ticket and are often held at embassies! I've been fortunate to stumble across the opportunity and have attended two or three. They are very cool and I would highly suggest. A plus side to this modern era is that people from any social strata can attend if they can afford a ticket and a gown or tux. IDCS's French Embassy Viennese Ball, ICDC's Austrian Embassy Viennese Ball, and the OAS Ball are just a few events held annually.

[@ft.jackjimmy7282]

They still have them, the average person like us wouldn’t be rich or famous enough to notice them

[@abhishek6709]

The underrated ship which actually sailed ❤

[@pinkheart1074]

Tbh, the actor who plays Friedrich is much too handsome and dreamy to play him, Friedrich is described in the book as being a middle-aged man who looks rather plain.

[@mfjdv2020]

Of course, you are absolutely right. And in the book Friedrich is a widower too, if I remember right. Mind you, Louis Garrel in this film is 37, which is close to 40. I think Friedrich in the book is about 40. The only thing that really jars is that Louis Garrel (naturally enough) has a French accent in English, which is quite different to a German accent.

[@雪恵-n6k]

@@mfjdv2020 not a widower tho, the orphaned children he was providing for was his nephews, not his

[@sillymelonjam]

but not complaining

[@user-px3cv8sp8g]

@@mfjdv2020 someone pointed out that this version called him the french version of the name friedrich, so..

[@LilyGraceySa]

I prayed for them to be together from the moment he said good morning to her.

[@rebeccaelliott9770]

Their chemistry was soooo good

[@CrAZychicke]

I loved this version the best, but I will forever be Team Bhaer. The dance scene reminded me so much of Titanic/ Jack & Rose. I love the colouring & music in this. I've always related to Beth & Jo the most. Such a wonderful story & friendship.

[@octobercake907]

So Amy and Laurie ended up together and these two also?

[@_eleutheromaniaac_]

Yes

[@emilyeshraghi8197]

Yes do watch it if you haven't already. Beautiful movie

[@i354]

Not exactly. She didn't get together with him but her publisher pressured her into writing the ending differently so that in the book they would be together.

[@afnanamo2284]

No

[@_eleutheromaniaac_]

@@i354 Jo is based on Alcott herself so the book is like a semi-autobiography. Friedrich is based on one of Alcott's favourite authors, German poet Goethe. Nonetheless, Alcott never got married. The sequels of Little Women follow the life of Jo and Fritz as a married couple who run a school at Plumfield.

[@meghnaganesh3631]

I absolutely love that at the end you have added two dialogs that just make the whole video so much more emotional.Love Fredrick

[@mfjdv2020]

Friedrich.

[@samaa376]

I love her because she is very similar to my character 🥰🌹

[@mfjdv2020]

I could do without the loud piano music, it completely drowns the dialogue. Please turn it off completely and do a remake of this otherwise fantastic story.

[@penelope0267]

If tou think these two weren't better than Jo and Laurie you obviously did not understand the meaning

[@Jennie_4345]

they look more matured partners, and i loved that.

[@heathercontois4501]

No matter which version I see, and even in the books, I love Friedrich and Jo's story. As much as I disliked tis version of Little Women, I adore how they expanded Friedrich to include the "SHE BROUGHT HOME A BOY!" look on everyone's faces in the movies conclusions. Perfect.

[@sensorwiafe3278]

Jo and Laurie are still together as siblings now

[@1212haro]

Too bad this was overlayed with a ridiculous piano track. Impossible to listen to.

[@jomarch5565]

Thanks so much 🥰 for the video 🥰🥰🥰

[@abikinebi6235]

why am i crying

[@JustMe-ic1zg]

They’re so cute too.

[@elektra9474]

In the book, Friedrich was about 20 years older than Jo. Hardly the young romantic hero portrayed in the film. But that's Hollywood - full of bullshit.

[@mfjdv2020]

In this film, Louis Garrel who plays Friedrich is 37, so almost the same age as Friedrich in the book.

[@elektra9474]

@@mfjdv2020 Friedrich was about 45 years old and would have looked much older than a 21st century man of the same or similar age range, as he led a harder life. In any case, Garrel looks quite a bit younger than 37.

[@sunshinesmiles5386]

@@elektra9474 having just read the book, he was 40 when he proposed to Jo. The only thing that makes me mad about the film adaptations is that he needs a beard! They keep on shaving him! XD

[@blazehaze233]

who the fuck wants to see jo with an ugly ass old man

[@kanyeet5162]

Jo represents a smart capable woman who gave up her personality and passion to a man way older than her. It's tragic

[@tzortzinachasanaga1325]

amazing job

[@wildflower921]

Bbnll

[@rcork6127]

I know Jo wasn't meant to end up with Laurie romantically but my god I wish they had I loved their relationship so much 😭 Friedrich is more of a mature love for her though

[@syaoransakura8839]

I will definitely made time for this film. I think its sad ending and jo will ended alone. I search another clip and found this. Definitely will watch. By the way, their story just seems to beautifull to watch

[@jeehikwak6865]

The background music is killing me 😖😖😖

[@mfjdv2020]

It's terrible and drowns the dialogue.

[@jeannenewby6063]

The 'background' music is over the top! Get rid of it.

[@Jeff-re9ex]

The piano background was too loud and overwhelming.

[@nemaiemoskalia]

They are a great couple, I really liked them in books🌸

[@cuppajavaplease]

The background music is horrible and ruins the video.

[@nellievaughn7755]

The music was way too loud.

[@angryaccent2217]

Is this supposed to be a german accent?! Because it's not.

[@cg2819]

He's french

[@gloriakim4936]

lol, did you even freaking read the book! Wth

[@sunairax]

@@gloriakim4936 lmfao true

[@Susika]

He Is German

[@mfjdv2020]

The character of Friedrich is German, but the actor is French. Hence your confusion.

[@innerlight4601]

Only Winona Ryder 😭

[@anisaali2721]

I wanted her to be with teddy , I think she realized and matured after rejecting teddy.