#12 Margaret “Meg” March
Little Women has somewhat of an intriguing history to it. Initially showing up as a two-volume book composed by Louisa May Alcott, the book was adjusted into a quiet dramatization film in 1918, which is today considered lost—not, at this point known to exist in any chronicles or individual assortments. In the 1918 form, Isabel Lamon assumed the part of Meg.
The soonest accessible Little Women film naturally is the 1933 transformation of a similar name, where Meg is played by Frances Dee. Two different movies came after this, one out of 1949 and the other in 1994, where the job of Meg was played by Janet Leigh and Trini Alvarado separately. The latest one from 2019 featured Emma Watson as Meg.
