A remake of a remake?

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In Reply to: For once, I thought the remake was better ... posted by Bhasi on November 5, 2009 at 04:16:13:

A good film, for sure and superior to the 1949 Elizabeth Taylor version, but the 1933 version, directed by George Cukor and starring a young Kate Hepburn is the one to cherish. It's a real gem.

Just one man's opinion....

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Topic - Janet Leigh, Liz Taylor, June Allyson in, "Little Women." - tinear 20:07:43 11/04/09 (3)

For once, I thought the remake was better ... - Bhasi 04:16:13 11/05/09 (2)

A remake of a remake? - danj 10:28:07 11/05/09 (1)

Will look for it! nt - Bhasi 11:45:56 11/05/09 (0)

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A remake of a remake? - danj 10:28:07 11/05/09 (1)

Will look for it! nt - Bhasi 11:45:56 11/05/09 (0)

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