Greta Gerwig gushes about libraries after 'Little Women' wins USC Scripter Award

It all started for Greta Gerwig with a book — so it's fitting one of the best moments of the 2020 Awards season for her so far should come at a library. On Saturday night, Gerwig won the USC Scripter Award, an annual award given to both the screenwriter and original author of a work adapted into a feature film. She won for her adaptation of Little Women. Producer Amy Pascal was also on-hand to accept on original author Louisa May Alcott's behalf. Held at the USC Libraries inside the campus' Doheny Library, the annual award honors both the best adapted television and film of the year. For both Pascal and Gerwig, the moment held a particular resonance, given their own lifelong love affair with