Marie Antoinette (2006) - I Want Candy Scene | Movieclips

[@audreyhepburns]

i love the use of pastel colors in this movie

[@Itried20takennames]

The director said she wanted to make a movie about Marie Antoinette (of course), but which stressed that she was a teen or ya during much of the time period she was harshly judged. She certainly succeeded with the “teen” feeling.

[@SStupendous]

She was 19 at the very start of her reign... She was 19 at the start, nearly 36 at the end of her reign @@Itried20takennames

[@ImTheGirlOfharrypotter]

Same

[@nestorsean]

Wait Rococo does use pastel colors..

[@iwatchthings231]

Pastel colors were very popular in Rococo fashion.

[@danielclarke5743]

Champagne, desserts, shoes, jewelry, and wigs just to hang around at Versailles. The extravaganza, the decadence, the glamour!! could never get enough from this movie.

[@kittykatz4001]

Have you seen Marie Antoinette’s “pretend” farm/play park?

[@LisaEllis-rt3xh]

Same❤❤❤❤!

[@jaws392]

@@LisaEllis-rt3xh Oh so you respect someone who ignores the pleas of hungry women and children? Wow what a monster you are.

[@esthernegron9468]

The sweets look sooo good 😩 every time I watch this scene I just wanna go through the screen and grab one 😅 such an underrated movie.

[@Emy-fv5ny]

Same, everything look so yummy 😋

[@KoiYakultGreenTea]

Even the gambling chips looked yummy especially shown right between food shots

[@melissasalasblair5273]

❤

[@rosemaryedwards7239]

I used to live an houq and a half from NY city. Pastries were pretty easy to get. Now i live in a hole in the wall town in NM and they have no idea what pastries are! I just love that part of the movie!

[@julietcoyne-yf8wd]

Those sweets and treats looked too good

[@AngelofMusic04]

Marie Antoinette was such a fashionista and trendsetter, she could get shoes that wouldn't exist for another 152 years and rock them in any gown.

[@Midnight0Mistress]

I recently found out she actually tried to help the poor and single moms by creating a home for unwed mothers and overseeing the upbringing of needy children and she even paid for their education.

[@whitneyrose9293]

Interesting

[@estefanymurillo22]

And she was killed because of it too 😬😬

[@whitneyrose9293]

@@estefanymurillo22 She was not merely killed for having a killer shoe collection 😂

[@estefanymurillo22]

@@whitneyrose9293 of course not, played a hige role being frivolent while people were starving

[@rong2912]

Converse high tops, a necessary part of every 18th century queen's wardrobe.

[@ЕленаК-г1ф]

А потом ка-а-ак грянет революция!

[@ЯнаБондаренко-б3г]

теж їх помітила 😂

[@morikawarie4674]

Exactly

[@MauriceRivers415]

It was meant to convey to a modern audience how young she was.

[@carlossantavilla2997]

In a time when people use to wear a "standard" and often with no age barrier (people dressed the same no matter the age), the converse shoes illustrate the young age of the queen and her friends. Also the music..Going to the.opera was back them like going to the club, but playing classic music un a masquerade ball Is not as interesting as playing 80s songs and watching the audience dancing to them 😊

[@pokokor6121]

Funfact: In reality Marie Antoinette disliked alcohol and didn't have a very extravagant diet. She liked chocolate and croissants however.

[@chrisbirch4150]

I often think this. The way they are depicted they would all be obese. She doesn't look fat in portraits. Though they could be inaccurate. She should be Henry VIII fat 😂

[@MonicaVartolomeiFDDLP]

@@chrisbirch4150 Dancing and standing up at balls can be physically demanding. Moreover, well-fed people could eat less the rest of the time or just not actually eat very much of their lavish meals. For example, at the Bastille, the poorer prisoners ate the remains of the luxurious meals for the rich prisoners. In real life, princesses did not pig out like in this clip.

[@SStupendous]

Which is doubtable @@chrisbirch4150

[@angelabby2379]

this was kinda included😂 you never saw her eat anything heavy, only some chocolate covered cake which was noted (she like to eat the pastry not heavy meals)

[@petitlardon9565]

she WAS fat tho @@chrisbirch4150

[@KB-si5fx]

Apparently, the director purposely slipped that pair of blue sneakers in @0:09. The music isn't appropriate for the time period either, but this was also done intentionally. They wanted to emphasize that Marie Antoinette was a teenage girl at this point.

[@Michaelalovesfood]

Yes I believe its called pastiche-an parody in media

[@logancomics]

Yeah I’m sure those blue tight thingys she was wearing in that shot didn’t exist either back then

[@jemandjemand2362]

the director did this on purpose with the shoes

[@mynameisreallycool1]

​@@jemandjemand2362 That's what they just said.

[@HarleyLuna31]

Teenager? Women in satc were doing the same type of stuff qnd they were hardworking women in their 40s

[@gatheringleaves]

I can't believe people actually used to dress like this 24/7. I mean I know it was only aristocrats and royalty that donned these outfits and not the common folk but still, wow!

[@wanderingspark]

Even aristocrats didn't dress like this 24/7. They had a style of dress called 'undress' that was like the 18th c. version of laying around the house in your sweatshirt. It included garments like wrapping gowns, banyans, and sultanas. These were still a lot fancier than a modern sweatshirt, but they were more casual and relaxed than what you see in this clip.

[@tamioenmu3190]

Well actually most french aristocrats didn’t Marie Antoinette dressed in the style of a British aristocrat

[@ejm7637]

They didn't.. In fact, it was a simple cotton dress worn by Marie Antoinette that helped solidify the aristocracies hatred of her. When Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun painted "La reine en gaulle" Marie Antoinette was scandalized by appearing in such a simple, immodest dress (it was comparable to being seen in her underwear). For the French nobility it was more evidence of how foreign, and rebellious, and licentious she was. This "cotton dress" eventually became popular throughout the continent, increasing demand for cotton, eventually leading to more slavery to the new world.

[@angelabby2379]

i mean they have like 3 maid getting her dressed 😂 so all she need to do was sit tight and let them do their job

[@CloudsAndConstellations]

Not 24/7 but close enough.

[@devonnejohnson5120]

I love they put the Converse in there.

[@marinaivanova2557]

Вы глазастый , я и не увидела сразу 😂

[@laurapuleo196]

They had sneakers back then, around 17 century...

[@laurapuleo196]

I proclaim my Uncle Jimmy King over England and Princess Pareey got surgery as Jeanette Macdonald around 1930 ad!

[@Tenshii_Artii]

So it seems like many people are confused why there are a pair of blue converses in one of th shots. According from what I’ve heard years ago. Apparently the Director wanted to show some creative symbolism that despite all the gowns and riches, it’s to remind us that Marie Antoinette was a teenager during this time. So that’s why there was a shot of the blue Converse shoes there. I’ve also heard of a theory that It is possible the film wants us to feel familiar with the modern aspects. Hence why in some moments, people act and talk like they are from more modern times. To give us a glimpse of the familiarity that the people had back then with their own era.

[@miawallace2306]

Just thought you’d like to know you now have 74 likes. You posted an informative and thoughtful comment a few weeks ago and people have appreciated it, including myself, of course.

[@eddjoey]

actually from an interview to Sofia Coppola: IGN: Why did Roman include a pair of Converse tennis shoes in the "I Want Candy" sequence? Coppola: Why was that? Yeah, he shot the whole "I Want Candy" montage and he just saw that there and put it in for me for fun. He just shot a bunch of stuff and left that in for fun because he thought I would like it, and then when I was editing we decided to leave it in.

[@VixxKong2]

The fans are out there looking for symbolism, meanwhile the author said she just did things for fun lol

[@Tenshii_Artii]

@@VixxKong2 Oh. Well in that case, guess I was wrong. I have the memory of watching this movie about more than a decade ago, and came across various comments that highlighted what I said. It made sense to me, so I guess I believed in them.

[@black-ij3ui]

@@VixxKong2 That specific moment of leaving a pair of converse in the shot may have been "for fun" but the whole movie was made like Tenshii_Artii said, it's very obvious if you watched the film. That's the reason the converse scene works and is "fun" and not weird and out of place.

[@thidnascimento]

This movie is great! A cult classic, stylish, and a work of art by Sofia Coppola. I find it curious that there are so many sarcastic comments around here. I had heard that the film wasn't well-received in the United States, to be honest. Well, it received applause at Cannes, and as far as I know, it was very well-received here in Brazil. I particularly love this scene, Coppola's audacity to feature a Converse shoe there is fabulous (and the fact that all the candies were real).

[@Davao420]

this movie was genius. those who hated it just didn't get it.

[@Dandelionsinthesky]

​@@Davao420Exactly!They're complaining about the converse as if it's not intentionally there🙄

[@carlahaiduk1878]

I watched it 4 times at the movies. I love it.

[@amany247]

No god but Allah Islam way for peace and real monotheist Search about the truth with honest heart,

[@venus_envy]

No.@@amany247

[@squamish4244]

I remember how much this movie was crapped on at the time, and now it's regarded as really creative.

[@williamdogan1149]

It was crap!

[@asellandrofacchio7263]

Speak for yourself. It was and still is a terrible movie.

[@FAIRYGIRL911]

I'll cancel out one of the previous comments and say it's a great movie

[@aliyah3033]

Der Film gefiel mir vom ersten Moment an. Auch heute noch...

[@jec1ny]

It was never intended to be a historically accurate period bio-pic. They wanted to make a piece that gave a modern interpretation to aspects of her life.

[@Prettyboi_Lele]

History may appear boring to a lot of people but the director captured the french revolution and life in Versailles in a very captivating way. I'm a guy and the decadence is so ugh! Beautiful!

[@MauriceRivers415]

This was a very underrated movie, and I wish more people understood that this was NOT a historical documentary or biopic. This movie was made for a MODERN audience to humanize a very misunderstood woman, who history has treated unfairly and inaccurately. She was a scapegoat for a country that was long overdue for a revolution, but unfortunately, she was in the wrong place at the wrong time. The financial mismanagement and decadence from the French monarchy before her, wasn't hers to shoulder alone, and the decadence and luxury while the poor starved was not entirely her problem, either. She came from the more laidback Austrian court, adapted to the high-maintenance French court, and never truly found her footing. The late HM Queen Elizabeth II was deemed to young to rule at 25, so Marie at 18 was in charge of France at the most vulnerable time in its history, an impossible task for any woman in any century. May the last Queen of France continue to rest in honored glory.

[@Daphattack]

She tried, in her way too, to rectify situations but she was damned if she did and damned if she didn’t.

[@MauriceRivers415]

@@Daphattack Exactly. It's very sad that history has misunderstood her, and attributed that very famous quote to her that she NEVER said.

[@amandafarley5473]

Even though the Hall of Mirrors at the Palace of Versailles was in restoration - until spring 2007 - Sofia Coppola was allowed to film there a ball scene for the wedding of Marie-Antoinette and Louis XVI.

[@BADlDEA]

one of the best scene in cinematic history

[@Pdmc-vu5gj]

Joke?

[@patr70]

@@Pdmc-vu5gj That's what I was thinking.. he/she must not have seen very many good movies.

[@mankrikswifey]

@@patr70 Taste is subjective. But I agree that it's a very well made scene - the colours, music, characters is all an anachronistic mess that's delectable. Highlights the teenagehood of Marie Antoinette through a modern lens.

[@patr70]

@@mankrikswifey Delectable? You think so? Maybe I am missing something.

[@mankrikswifey]

@@patr70 Well, yeah. I thought all the shots of the desserts or copious amounts of sugar and silk and jewels that is completely out of touch with reality and the majority of France was the intention. It’s pretty and superficial, that’s the point.

[@idontevenknow9758]

one of things I think people miss when they see this movie just because its lost on us today, owning this many gowns and shoes was extremely opulent. Most people even someone of means only had a couple of outfits their whole life and would generally learn skills or have a maid mend them constantly. Fabric and getting brand-new gowns was super, super (I cannot stress this enough) expensive. Most people would rework, pin up or down, or make something new-ish out of something they already had. What Marie had was the highest level of luxury she was able to have any dress and not to mention sugary sweets. Also a fantastic luxury. Today all these things are far more affordable to the common person. Yet even today, getting a custom dress or outfit would be a decent amount of money for anyone.

[@nessieb8460]

Heard it said before that a new outfit in pre-industrial times could cost the equivalent of buying a car nowadays

[@Joselyn548]

This movie is a feast for the eyes of a visual person

[@dollykins100]

2:38 I want whatever that white chocolate creamy thing is. I WANT IT.

[@seansswamp]

SAME OMGGG

[@FilmSureelist97]

Watching this scene while you’re stoned is fun but it’s also torture.

[@manmaje3596]

Me too! I'm thinking its a lovely light white sponge filled with raspberry or strawberry and crème patisserie and the smothered in a white chocolate glaze. Topped with said fruit.

[@beril2261]

00:09 Omg i didnt know converse is that old

[@anemonasprite]

I didn't even catch that.😂

[@keetard]

I don't know what you expected for an anachronistic piece of Historical drama.

[@synesthesia.aesthetic]

Favorite scene from the whole movie, anyone else?🍰🩷🍒🤍👸🏼💐🍓🥂🎂🎀💎🩰👑🍬🐶

[@rany6542]

how could people eat all the food and still fit into the beautiful clothes is beyond my understanding.

[@ohcanada8084]

They walked, everywhere. No modern conveniences to get them from point A to point B. Plus, all the food was fresh, no preservatives, and nothing was artificial.

[@maki2925]

If you were rich enough to afford to eat like that, you were also rich enough to have beautiful new clothes tailored specifically to fit your body measurements. Given at how proficient people back then were with a needle, I'd wager that even the poorer people wore generally better fitted clothes than we do today, as they would have been able to fit hand-me-downs to their bodies. Today it is the other way around and one expects their body to fit some random clothes bought of a rack.

[@bellatrix565]

Corsets

[@isabelleisabelle4896]

The clothes were beautiful but wide. Marie Antoinette was not a beauty according to our standards, but the standards of her time. Look at some paintings, she had fat hands and a double chin. Her waist looks thin just because she wore baskets under her skirts to make her hips wider.

[@lovetv2598]

French paradox

[@yannickseguin6337]

2:17 this smile 🤩😮

[@ElizabethMcCormick-s2n]

Did anyone else start to drool at the sight of all of that food?

[@ElizabethMcCormick-s2n]

Seriously, the food that the French aristocracy wasted could have fed thousands of starving peasants!

[@dieterdelange9488]

​@@ElizabethMcCormick-s2nI keep wondering if the actors and crew ate all the sweets for the film. 😂

[@chrisbirch4150]

​@@dieterdelange9488they were sent to homeless shelters across France as a kind of belated apology

[@massimoarnaboldi3177]

​@@ElizabethMcCormick-s2nLo so hai ragione...ma purtroppo a quel tempo non hanno saputo capirlo.....

[@karllieck9064]

​@@ElizabethMcCormick-s2nThey ate cake.

[@nanny287]

The visuals are enticing and mouth-watering, just as a teenage girl would see this situation, beautifully captured by the cinematographer and director. Marie Antoinette was a child bride who thought that she was a kid in a candy store, but dead women can’t wear or eat pretty things. Hedonism and pleasure do not equate with happiness, definitely not in the long-term. Someone should have taught her these lessons, but the ones that tried to reign her in were not strong enough or too late. Good, underrated film though. Unfortunately, Cannes didn’t appear to appreciate it as others have come to in the recent past.

[@vidwatcher365]

Shallow pleasures in a golden cage are better than none at all

[@Cheeksplitter2000]

That dog was living the best day of his life I bet during filming of this scene.

[@MM-co4lf]

I love how there is a pair of shoes at the start of the scene that have, historically speaking, nothing to do with that era. Lol😂

[@PermenBoba-dq3jb]

yall didn't complain 😂seeing Black Queen of England

It's anachronic, Sofia wanted that way to show how young she was

[@plaplaks]

@@PermenBoba-dq3jbwhat?

[@LokiMartin-i6s]

I have been obsessed with the shoes in this film since it first came out, especially the pair with gray fur! ❤

[@ゆね-l7x]

この映画のこのシーンだけ何度も何度も繰り返して見てました🍰💎👗👠👸❤女の子の夢がぎゅーっっっと詰め込まれてる！！！！

[@nadanalia3000]

The sweet treats are delectable and the shoes too hehe

[@hakimnazir6998]

She changed of fashionable and became the most important trendsetter in France ❤

[@riaberisha7003]

and ruined the monarchy 😅 but still love her

[@lolopolo5670]

This is pure sensory indulgence and I love ittt.

[@Ebizzill]

my blood sugar level right now. lol

[@patriciacrowley1103]

Having in mind it's just a movie, Marie Antoinette life was a real fairytale of richness and opulence.

[@indiiedreamer]

I loove the converse in he background

[@mimilook4347]

I love this film

[@thedukeofswellington1827]

1:56 sorry theres only room for one queen of france

[@dieterdelange9488]

It reminds of a cartoon I saw in a newspaper in the 90s: a woman was wearing a hat in front of the mirror and practising how to curtsey. When her college grandson asked what she was doing, she said she was preparing to meet the Queen of England. He then asked: "Is Elton John on tour again?" 😂

[@michaelfitzgerald38]

No wonder the people hated the monarchy.

[@barneystinson6638]

0:10 didn´t know vans were already a thing in the 1800`s

[@Saintbow]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who did a double take.

[@andreablair5295]

I bet they did that on purpose. 😂

[@shooter7a]

Chuck Taylors...not vans...but the point is the same. Good eye. While these shoes were definitely not in existence at the time of Marie-Antoinette, their inclusion in the film was intentional, to portray Marie-Antoinette as a typical teenage girl despite the time she lived in. Also, Kirsten Dunst worse those shoes (for comfort) the entire filming of the movie because they never showed her feet.

[@OctaviaJemima]

Good thing Marie Antoinette wasn't alive in the 1800s, she died in 1793

[@Marie-Antoniette]

I still remember this

[@hanskloss1331]

the Chuck Taylors thrown in at the beginning !

[@paolovassallosarango5431]

It is incredible what can be bought with the hunger of your people👏👏

[@seliamila1005]

Marie had no influence nor saying over how french government run, she was a scapegoat

[@mr.worldwide5566]

@@seliamila1005blatantly wrong

[@pokokor6121]

​@@seliamila1005The later half of her life shows this to be untrue. Someone had to be doing something when the king was rendered useless.

[@sweetsoul3169]

​@@seliamila1005it doesnt change the fact that a lot of ppl where dying from hunger. What happened cannot be changed

[@dieterdelange9488]

She also gave a lot to charity. At the same time, as the Queen of France, everyone from the nobility to the rabble expected her to be fashionable and stylish. There's no denying that she was extravagant, though. And her husband spent millions to help American Independence, which also did not help things.

[@rodriarevalo3227]

0:10 you can se a pair of converse on the back

[@realme-pw2lc]

😂😂😂yes

[@ohcanada8084]

Holy crap! Too funny! LOL 😂 😂

[@Starsarecloserr]

Girl that’s a lot of frosting 😂😂😂

[@colleenjohnston5690]

Why is there a pair of baby blue All-stars boots there!! 😂😂😂

[@laruna8228]

I didn't notice until I saw your comment. At 0:09 they are just sitting there next to the chair. Haha.

[@colleenjohnston5690]

@@laruna8228 I've watched that film so many times and never noticed either.

[@sandralopes3726]

An ideia by the director, great not?

[@tractorbeam2400]

some says that pair of Converse is a symbol of Marie’s youth: maybe she’s a wife of the Dauphin now and the Queen of France in the future, but we must see and understand that she’s just a girl, just an ordinary teen

[@Just_Charly]

​@@tractorbeam2400 EXACTLY! some people think it was a terrible mistake but those sneakers are there to remind us that she was just a teenage girl 😅

[@ButtonJoy.Buttons]

Trent Crimm, The Independent.

[@leticiasales71]

the comment i was looking for

[@palomanevada2715]

@@leticiasales71 Same))

[@dana1989ktk]

Because of this video I went to buy a milkshake at 1am

[@neelofarrahaman2260]

I am in love with these pastries they r showing......❤❤❤❤

[@ChristChickAutistic]

It was good to see Leonard Autie and Rose Bertin represented in this clip. The first celebrity hairstylist and the first fashion designer.

[@rodrigofuentes1093]

Like London 2012 opening. The Bond and her majesty the Queen passing.

[@valeriacruz1742]

I noticed that they are blue shoes 0:09 in the back did high top converse exist?

[@dieterdelange9488]

Nope; the director left it there on purpose to remind people that MA was still a teenager. It blends in with the whole modern interpretation of her life, hence the music.

[@valeriacruz1742]

Oh that makes a lot more sense thanks

[@Eijikikumaruforeveramor]

, perfect , people , perfect , movie ,🙏💜

[@ladderstothemoon7415]

This whole scene is drugs for the eyes

[@SheriPhaffArtPaintBrushed]

I've seen this movie several times and NEVER noticed the converse shoes!! hahaha I was too busy coveting the blue-green stockings.

[@to.kanali]

Yeah but why the converse shoes?

[@montserratpenaloza-amion9204]

hahahahah i spoted some violette converse at 0:10 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@marlinfrank1362]

As a diabetic this one delicious scene is putting me in a sugar coma 😂

[@sarahpirkle9476]

I love the fancy fans they were gorgeous and that's a lot of hair pieces,

[@Emy-fv5ny]

I want to eat all that food! ☺

[@leechingyee8708]

As a little girl, I used to think that Kirsten Dunst was one of the most beautiful girls in the world and now being 36, I still adore her.

[@Emma-tz3um]

Does anybody know what card game they are playing at 1:26? I assume it's like a fancy poker, but I am obsessed with the chips and want to get them. Can't find them online.

[@Bopzibeel]

Whist.

[@solovievasvetlana]

Моя любимая сцена в фильме!!!!

[@sailorv8067]

Так глупо это выглядит. Хочется сказать, нет денег - не беритесь... Такие жалкие костюмы и парики

[@solovievasvetlana]

@@sailorv8067 Вы правы, костюмы могли быть и побогаче, но все равно люблю этот фильм

[@InspirationforKids]

I need to get up and go to Dunkin Donuts.

[@rodrigofuentes1093]

What a great costume and directing girls. Academy winners Milena Canonero and Sofía coppola. Performance.

[@victorlolxd7347]

0:55 That has got to be the prettiest piece of jewerly here on earth! 🤩 Wow! Just just wow!

[@irawilliams343]

While parents were forced to watch their children die of malnutrition because they had no money to buy milk, Marie Antoinette was laughing, partying and shopping as if the treasury was endlessly bursting with gold. That is just unforgivable and disgusting.

[@valaki469]

You can say this about the present day millionaires as well. So stop being hypocrite.

[@Andrew-mi7bt]

Ok but this is a movie , chill

[@irawilliams343]

@@Andrew-mi7bt it happened in real life. Marie Antoinette knew what was going on outside the gates of Versailles and chose to continue living lavishly using the tax money crystalized from the people's sweat, blood and tears. I have absolutely no mercy for that kind of behavior.

[@seren4740]

​@@irawilliams343Remember history is written by the winners. There have been many studies lately that have hinted she has been character-murdered and she was not how history has depicted her.

[@irawilliams343]

@@seren4740 I'm well aware that she never said "Let them eat cake" amd also performed some charity works. However, Marie Antoinette was told by her mother several times to read books and act like a queen, but her decision was to ignore the French people's suffering and live lavishly. By the time she decided to act like a queen, she was the wrong type of queen and boy did she go for it. Ignorance is never an excuse and our decisions determine the type of person we are. In Marie Antoinette's case, a failure of a queen and a tragic figure.

[@eddjoey]

for people asking why the Converse tennis shoes, Sofia Coppola explained it in an interview: "IGN: Why did Roman include a pair of Converse tennis shoes in the "I Want Candy" sequence? Coppola: Why was that? Yeah, he shot the whole "I Want Candy" montage and he just saw that there and put it in for me for fun. He just shot a bunch of stuff and left that in for fun because he thought I would like it, and then when I was editing we decided to leave it in." so no hidden symbolism, it was just something they did for fun

[@sallytse1272]

0:09 the snipper shoes

[@al.s.3277]

One of my favorite scenes ever!

[@Yazmin_Bessa]

Oh to live that way

[@i_draw_whatever18]

Doll concept: a Marie Antoinette themed pidgin doll, with the big wig and dress Themed after 2006’s Marie Antoinette “I want candy” scene Aaaaa

[@strymnky4evr]

0:09 i never noticed those baby blue high top chucks in the back, she was ahead of her time 👟

[@MicaRayan]

Much of the sweet and treats are props. They were made from rubber and were meticulously painted to keep up with the gruesome schedule of productions.

[@yurp7444]

How cushy And soft 🍬💝

[@JuanAngeloFerrer]

0:33 looks like chocolate

[@patricias5122]

I always wanted BLONDIE to cover this song. Can't you hear what Clem Burke would have done with the drums...and Debbie Harry singing ..... wow.

[@Sara-rg7cv]

Did anyone see the sneakers at 0:09? Lol

[@lauratredayorka6224]

yes, its intentional lol

[@mirzadakobilic6440]

They will never make movies like this again. 😢

[@seankim884]

Can you upload lost in translation on movieclips?

[@X-AEA12]

2:59 Converse sneakers at Marie Antoinette's time?

[@Amy-nd9fg]

at 0:10 you can see a pair of converse shoes

[@clubbritney1999]

I never noticied 9 seconds in there are a pair of purple converse front and center, lol no wonder that shot was only 2 seconds long.

[@akitanochero]

You do realize she was 14 when she got married....right??

[@dieterdelange9488]

They literally met on the day of the wedding, and took 7 or 8 years to consummate it.

[@akitanochero]

@@dieterdelange9488 exactly, that's my point, the girl deserves a break

[@dieterdelange9488]

@@akitanochero She was under pressure to produce a male heir as quickly as possible. And of course when their first child was a girl, it was "her fault".

[@arisha_bitk]

They even consumed marriage in front of 10+ people

[@smarathi1]

If I were queen of France in that time era I would first and foremost put my ppl first by having loads of fruit trees and have chicken and cows that can provide me with fresh eggs and milk so I can go out to my people and distribute baskets of food filled with bread milk eggs and fruite for every family who is experiencing hunger and thirst & poverty during those difficult time i would make it my personal mission to get up and close & personal with all my country people cause my country and ppl mean more to me than being frivolous about materialistic items! I would be France's Next Princess Diana 😊❤ Queen of Peoples ❤❤

[@BeautifulSyrena]

That’s lovely💕 but is also easier said than done, especially on those times. Resources were short for harvesting, keeping food fresh, clean, and transporting, and there wasn’t any media. For their safety, royals weren’t allowed far out from the palace. This queen was born in royalty, always had everything, she could not even imagine what thirst cold or hunger was, that’s why so many royals seemed very neglecting, they just had no idea, they were raised in luxury, that’s all they knew. Fortunately now because of the media, we are aware of poverty, natural disaster, etc, and we can all find ways to help, even if we are not royals 😌🤍

[@hwuzbshus]

​@@BeautifulSyrenaIt's not so much because of that but because they couldn't do anything for the commission and the nobles who didn't want to pay their taxes, the monarchy depends on them and that's why they couldn't do anything but spend on luxuries.

[@paolarusso3425]

Ci sono delle all star in mezzo alle scarpette 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Lesevesel]

The original beehive.

[@sarahjacquez2904]

The converse

[@robynb61]

I’ve always found history of royalty fascinating-there’s just so much intrigue and tradition packed into their stories. Do you have a favourite royal family or historical figure?

[@ksenia_mystery_creative]

Kirsten 💐💐💐💐💐💋💋💋💋🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸

[@BC-ru8zd]

Сейчас так живут вся элита, за что растерзали Марию Антуанетту и её семью, дикари? Очень нравится этот фильм и игра актёров. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@chickchad]

She had a pair of converse back in those days...

[@rodrigofuentes1093]

After paris 2012-2024. End of the necklace, Marie antoniette, lady oscar (retro anime), Napoleón. What next performance?.

[@claudiabezares6018]

Ok I want all her pretty shoes😍

[@4Mr.Crowley2]

The image of Rose Byrne’s gorgeous mouth eating that strawberry confection is so beautiful…also, I just learned from the great podcast All the Rest is History that the hairdresser character we see here was a real figure at the court, and he was very “extra” with his designs. And oh those shoes are just lovely beyond words…

[@ChristChickAutistic]

His name was Leonard Autie.

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

I want those sweets and those shoes!

[@rodrigofuentes1093]

A conextion.

[@thepassionattitude]

As my opinion,even though her notoriety in French history, she remains one of the top fashion guides for material girls

[@QuedragoditeTraoréHaoua]

Formidable❤❤❤

[@broc-a-l-ame]

Les converses dans la scène depuis toujours me font rire 😂😂😂😂

[@nottus17]

I don’t think I have ever seen so many strawberries and alcohol 🍷 in my life 😅

[@FilmSureelist97]

I remember watching this stoned one time and this scene came on when the munchies stage hit. I have to say it was sad that there weren’t any French bakeries near me.