Farewell, My Queen | "Marie Antoinette and the Duchess Embrace" | Official Clip

Even as the French revolution brews and threatens the royalty at Versailles, Queen Marie Antoinette (Diane Kruger) and her lover Gabrielle de Polignac (Virginie Ledoyen) find a quiet, intimate moment to savor.

[@artwelve22]

I wonder if the dress was meant to be green because when they said “envy green”, it made me think that maybe it was a symbol for Lea Seydoux’s character wanting to be in Gabrielle’s position, since she’s so enthralled by the queen.

[@perlamtzkrm7969]

love the chemistry between them, the way they look on each others eyes is so charming..

[@remyparaskovia5499]

I don't think anyone has made a more beautiful Dauphine, Diane Is so beautiful here so well done

[@frostylunetta]

Diane Kruger is my favourite Marie Antoinette on screen

[@lovelikethislove00]

Omg, look at their body language and how they look at one another...they have such amazing and natural chemistry. I have nothing to say but positive things about this film. Ugh, I can't wait any longer! Must. See. This. Film. NOW! LOL. ^.^

[@existentialcrisis8902]

And they were roommates

[@Mistress9Tomoe]

Costumes were stuunning

[@laurenrose4299]

That's exactly what I was thinking! I love the detail and care that you can tell went into making them!

[@itz_da_zo_goat4854]

Research shows this was how a girl friendship was in that time. It seems sexual to us but it's not to them

[@hang1iderswing]

Or maybe all girl friendships were sexual. There were still gay and bisexual and transgender people, after all. Whereas our line for "normal" is "totally hetero", maybe their line for normal blurred the distinction. I can't speak to 1790's France, but such was the case in England during Shakespeare's time

[@remyparaskovia5499]

hang1iderswing transgender no, Female impersonators yes (or male)

[@lucia-di-lammermoor]

@@remyparaskovia5499 there are actual accounts of trans people in the 18th hundreds but you have to dig deep (ex. the diaries of king stanislaus august poniatowski) trans people aren't an invention of the „regressive left”, they were always here, we've just been finding out about them now because for the last few decades being trans has stopped being inherently a death sentence

[@remyparaskovia5499]

@@lucia-di-lammermoor they're we're crossdressers , transgerders couldn't exist then don't be fool

[@lucia-di-lammermoor]

@@remyparaskovia5499 yes, thansgardens aren't real how foolish of myselv

[@avabara]

Well, they look and sound pretty "in Lesbians" with each other! :D

[@thegaycatholic4739]

That's the idea 💡

[@VixxKong2]

Son français est à couper le souffle tellement il semble naturel

[@ThePayola123]

What beautiful fabrics...!!!

[@thesolitude]

Beuatiful movie. Very subtile❤

[@fedesur7261]

Goodnight Mein Kaiserin

[@fyolkacurr9996]

I do not understand so the queen is inlove with a maid right? Or the queen is inlove with another noble and just playing with the maid?

[@cjpangilinan1447]

The movie is so confusing for me 😂

[@conde_concini]

One more lie created by the French revolutionaries.

[@desisarod]

????

[@bot-so9938]

Thiago Coelho oh yeah cuz movies are known to be historically correct

[@yourdaebakestoppar6398]

You're right. Who can possibly guarantee this as a fact?

[@Tyopq]

They are looking at each other’s lips

[@jaychery3483]

kiss kiss kiss

[@harddgril546]

Great movie

[@esdreel2094]

Where can I watch the movie??

[@charlessoutherton8946]

im trying to find the final scene....anyone know where I can find it?

[@PoshHyena]

Spoiler for you all- They're not "in Lesbians" with each other XD

[@discoveryhistory5210]

But where are marie's 2 best friends princess labelle and the Countess of polignag

[@nabilbenserey5296]

😍😍😍😍😍

[@GermanRojas-wf3hr]

This was just a rumor the Queen was NOT lesbian

[@bhumphries1360]

What else did Marie Antoinette tell you when you asked her??

[@Cami-dc9iu]

@@bhumphries1360 good question 😂👍🏻

[@helenademontenspier7911]

i loveed the movie but i did not like that the costums and hair werent matching with what they were around 1790..

[@mariashaki89]

helena de montenspier the powdered face and hair were missing, the most distinctive characterestic of the 1700s

[@mariashaki89]

Greta M.​​ thats the problem. Movie makers fail to portray correctly this century. The makeup was heavy, rouge cheeks and lips and highlighted eyebrows. Where are the patches everyone wore back then to hide smallpox marks ? Women did not wear wigs. They wore their real hair with artificial hairpieces to have achieve height and volume. Men did not wear white wigs. They powdered them and they looked grey, not white. Marie's hair near the revolution began to recede so she had it cut short and wore haiprieces underneath. It was called coiffure a la enfant and became a trend. You dont see any of that in this film. It is a disappointment.

[@v8cool231]

Yes, they tend to keep the focus on making sure the stars maintain their glamourous looks.

[@OpheliaNL]

Actually, Most women didn't coat their faces in thick white foundation/paint and powder anymore towards the end of the 18th century. Pale skin was of course still seen as desirable, and this look was usually created by washes and/or creams. The foundation that was applied around this time was much more accommodating to ones natural skin tone. You are very right about the rouge, lips and eyebrows though. Gabrielle de Polignac also didn't look anything like this. This actress has a somewhat olive skin tone, while Polignac was increadibly pale and had light eyes. But hey, whatever, this is historic fiction anyway. xD

[@remyparaskovia5499]

Mary V she just took off the wig in this scene

[@witchysister5787]

But this never happend

[@medeaworbs6970]

It's not a historically accurate film and doesn't pretend to be either. It only features historical figures

[@katiehoule1167]

You are can

[@effooo2000]

SERIOUSLY! MARIE ANTIONETTE WAS NOT A LESBIAN her sister marie Christina was

[@medeaworbs6970]

We don't know if M.A. didn't fancy women as well. She might very well have been what we today refer to as gay, bi or pan - and we people nowadays wouldn't know, especially since it would've been kept secret towards the public.

[@aManWhoWantsEverything]

Ha Gayyyyyyyyyyy

[@baguette3013]

Me the entire video: JUst KIsS AlREAdY

[@VixxKong2]

Son français est à couper le souffle tellement il semble naturel

[@VixxKong2]

Son français est à couper le souffle tellement il semble naturel