Yes, in the original Anderson story. Her body was found by the police and evidentally she died of exposure to the cold. Some modern rewrites have blood-sugared the outcome and have even suggested that the girl, nameless in the original ( as are many expendable characters) be rescued and adopted by some fortunate family. This would give the pathetic tale a positive ending. Like many Fairy Tales ( and there are no supernatural elements here other than memories of the Good Grandmother)- There are numerous variants- in some the child has been abused by her real or adoptive father, locales vary from Copenhagen to Czarist Russia to mid-modern Manhattan . All are settled in or around the Christmas season when one assumes the charitable impulse is at its height. The indifference of people to human suffering during the holiday season when there is much merrymaking and Ho Ho Ho undercores most versions of the tale. It does make one think and wonder about social problems just under the surface.
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The Little Match Girl was created in 1845-12.
The duration of Resurrection of the Little Match Girl is 2.05 hours.
Resurrection of the Little Match Girl was created on 2002-07-26.
The title character, the Little Match Girl, is the protagonist. As she is expendable, we never learn her name.
The Little Match Girl - 1986 TV is rated/received certificates of: UK:U
The Little Match Girl - 1999 TV is rated/received certificates of: Canada:G (Quebec)
The Little Match Girl - 1937 was released on: USA: 5 November 1937 Denmark: 3 December 1967
The little match girl's name in the story by Hans Christian Andersen is not specified. She is simply referred to as the little match girl.
Hans Christian Andersen wrote The Little Match Girl.
Cheers - 1982 The Little Match Girl 11-1 was released on: USA: 24 September 1992
First of all it is the Match Girl not matchstick girl, secondly it was a cartoon. A rarity of rarities, a tragedy cartoon.