'The Little Drummer Girl' star Florence Pugh's first look as Amy March in 'Little Women'
Florence Pugh is currently playing the role of a young, aspiring actress, Charlie, who has been recruited by the Mossad to bring down a terrorist, in the Park Chan-wook-directed adaptation of John Le Carre's 1983 novel 'The Little Drummer Girl'. However, the 22-year-old actress is also set to star in yet another periodical drama in the upcoming Greta Gerwig's version of Louis May Alcott's 'Little Women'.
Starring alongside Emma Watson ('Harry Potter' franchise), Saoirse Ronan ('Ladybird'), and Eliza Scanlen, Pugh will play the role of the youngest March sister, Amy, while Watson, Ronan, and Scanlen will play the elder March sisters, Meg, Jo, and Beth respectively. Adapting from Alcott's 1868 novel, the story is set to follow the plight of the four March sisters in the Civil-War and in the post-Civil-War era, as they fight to exist in a world torn between orthodox and modern thinkers. The turmoil takes a domestic shape in the March house, as the sisters try to suppress their desires in order to maintain the course of a minimalist living, as their mother does.
