Plot: Eleanor H. Porter's story of Pollyanna, "The Glad Girl," was first filmed in 1920 by Mary Pickford. While entertaining, the Pickford version tended to reduce the supporting characters to stereotypes. Read More
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This has been a favorite movie of mine for most of my life. When I was a little girl, I had the record and knew it by heart. When it came out on VHS, I bought it. I have probably seen this movie 35 or... 40 times and it still makes me cry. It is the story of an orphaned girl who goes to live with her maiden aunt. I honestly believe that Pollyanna's penchant for finding good in everything has made me a more positive person. I know that, as a child, I wanted to be loved like she was. This is a movie that, I believe, any little girl would love. Full Review

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