Kirsten Dunst played a young Marie Antoinette in Sofia Coppola’s lavish, occasionally anachronistic 2006 period drama Maria Antoinette. It covers some of the same territory as the new PBS series, ...

The 'Priscilla' director recalled not wanting to make movies anymore following a "hard shoot" with the 2006 historical drama. By Carly Thomas Associate Editor While speaking with Rolling Stone, in an ...

Sofia Coppola movies are defined by desolate landscapes, lonely characters, a wry sense of humor, and painterly compositions. For fans of this aesthetic, it’s pretty hard to get it wrong, and ...

Contemporary cinema’s greatest practitioner of the gilded cage never wrought one with such ornate bars as Marie Antoinette. Sofia Coppola’s take on the short, extravagant life of the ill-fated French ...

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"I was just worn out," Coppola said of the "hard shoot" for the 2006 period piece. The period piece, which stars Coppola’s longtime collaborator Kirsten Dunst and cousin Jason Schwartzman, received a ...

Marie Antoinette was France's most controversial monarch. After hearing that the peasants in her country had no bread to eat, she apparently replied, "Let them eat cake". She was imprisoned during the ...

Kirsten Dunst made her mark in the 2006 film Marie Antoinette with those endlessly stylish looks as the last queen of France.

On the new period drama “Marie Antoinette,” you won’t hear the title character say the famous line, “Let them eat cake.” “No, that’s actually fake news,” said Emilia Schüle, 30, who stars as the ...

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