Marie Antoinette (2006) - The Royal Wedding Night Scene | Movieclips
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- Marie Antoinette - The Royal Wedding Night: Marie Antoinette (Kirsten Dunst) and Louis XVI (Jason Schwartzman) awkwardly get married.
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An Austrian teenager (Kirsten Dunst) marries the Dauphin (Jason Schwartzman) of France and becomes that country's queen following the death of King Louis XV (Judy Davis) in 1774. Years later, after a life of luxury and privilege, Marie Antoinette loses her head during the French Revolution.
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Cast: Jason Schwartzman, Judy Davis, Kirsten Dunst, Molly Shannon, Rip Torn, Shirley Henderson
Director: Sofia Coppola
Producer: Sofia Coppola
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Historical accuracy: she was 14, he was 15. Neither was ready.
I love the movie, and truly it is a guilty pleasure of mine. However, this whole darn thing is scene for scene nothing but artistic license. For instance, there would be nothing strange about this custom of the wedding to either one of them. Marie Antoinette grew up at Hofburg in Vienna which was a copy of Versailles. In fact I am not sure which language was her mother tongue: French or German. She was accustomed to all of the pleasures and advantages of the nobility in the Early Modern Era, since she was the daughter of one of the wealthiest and most powerful royal families in Europe: the Hapsburg Dynasty. None of the customs at Versailles would have been a surprise to her. Though she was probably surprised that he could not get her pregnant until they were in their early 20s. That would have been out of place because they were the monarchs of France and needed a male heir as soon as possible and women normally had children much earlier age back then.
@@mikeoyler2983 You're not understanding something. Most girls in that time had absolutely no idea what was supposed to happen on a wedding night. Was never talked about. I bet Louis didn't know either, not to mention, they didn't even know each other.
@@mikeoyler2983 Her mother tongue was German but she also spoke French and Italian, though historians suggest that she spoke French with an accent. Marie and Louis actually consummated their marriage only 7 years after they had been married. Apparently the cause was that Louis suffered from phimosis, but that wasn't reason enough to stop any rumors about Marie's "inability" to become pregnant and Louis's to get her pregnant. Not to mention the fact that it was a marriage of convenience, not of love.
@@mikeoyler2983 she was not really raised at court, as she was one of the youngest children of her mother and did not live in the capital. She would've been educated and instructed in the customs, but it is this size of court and level of involvement of the nobles in the monarch's life was not shared by other houses.
Well... I have a relative who got pregnant at 14... then at 16.
So yes, in some (messed up and illegal) cases, 14-year-olds do get it on
You know the royalty has gone too far when you have multiple people tucking you in 😂
It was part of palace protocol. All the protocols at Versailles were invented to control the court and aristocrats, the whole hierarchy acted as a means of distraction. If you distract the nobility they can't cause any political problems .... 🤔😆
Oh yeah 😂 that would be very embarrassing to me, 😂
Wow, I love the detail in this movie. I haven't seen it yet but I intend to. You really see how suffocating it is to be a royal. How awkward would it be to have all those people in your bedroom on your wedding night? And the extravagance of Versaille and their outfits is astounding. It's also beautifully filmed.
It's my favorite movie of all time. I think you'll enjoy it!
They had people stay in the room at that time to confirm the relationship had been consummated.
@@RebeccaEWebber I finally saw it a couple of days ago. I really enjoyed it. The dresses and outfits were incredible. The cinematography is beautiful. It really focuses on how extravagant and disconnected their palatial life was from that of ordinary French people.
They'd all be gone in a flash.
At least they omitted the fact that Louis’ grandpa was there to ‘supervise’ the young couple. And I do mean young because they were 14 and 15 respectively.
Ugh, I think that the 'bedding in', which was witnessed by the Court was really a gross practice of the era! Louis and Antoinette were just children too, it's no wonder that they refused to consummate their marriage until they were older (and much more age appropriate 7 years later!).
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.
Is it any wonder Marie Antoinette and Louis had trouble conceiving if they had a room full of people watching - awkward……. Performance Anxiety, anyone?
All I can say is thank god for modern conveniences...like hot showers.
Amen to that...
They had hot baths
@@lightingthedarkremoteviewi8086 Who cares? Sitting in dirty water? Pass
I feel that way about washing machines! Imagine having to wash your clothes one by one by scrubbing them.
@@cayea4076 Right? Cracks me up when people say how hard it is to do laundry today---they make it seem like they''re down at the river beating it against rocks.
Kirsten Durst is absolutely beautiful.
Not gonna lie, I can see her playing a young Galadriel, or perhaps a Vanyarin or Telerin elf maid from Tolkien's The Silmarillion.
They were both 15 Marie looks like 18/19 but Louis looks freaking 31
I seriously thought they were gonna watch them like it was a show…😂😂😂 did they really need the whole party to say goodnight?!?! 🤔🤨🫤
It was to keep the nobles too busy to backstab each other and the king
Those dresses with the giant side hips were the worst. 😂
So true, but that was the fashion back in that time era.
@@huffepuf3066 right, I scoff at them now, but I bet if I lived back then I would be scrambling to get me some! 😅
They show off fancy fabric really well though
The panniers then were truly impractical. It's not so bad in the late 18th century. What I find the most restricting though is the weight and length of the skirts. The stays and small panniers are absolutely fine in of themselves, some even have massive pockets which are really handy. Though other times it's a separate garment.
From what I understand of the time panniers were out of fashion nearly everywhere else in the world. Yet France was considered (as it is now) the height of fashion. Austria, Marie Antoinette's country of origin, did not use the panniers during her youth so it was quite a change when she married into the French royal family. I've heard that sometimes the panniers were 6 feet in width. So bigger than most people were in height. Kinda ridiculous to think about today. But history is made much more interesting just because of the absurdity of some things that occurred.
The one tiny thing is that Louis-Auguste was a tall man, over 6 feet 2. The actor here is too short, but otherwise a great film!
It felt like the right mood for the character I think.
@@RebeccaEWebber Oh indeed it was! 😎
Do you have sources for that? Actually the average height of men til the 19th century before drinking cow milk was commercialized was 1.68M or 5'6''. A man being 6'2'' in the 1780s would be freaky.
@@GaiusOctavius4nah the king of France was tall as hell. I mean so was George Washington he was 6’2
@@Scarlet-st5qs Henry VIII was 6'2" as well.
Fantastic my friend 👋🏻💖👋🏻
Everyone looks so unhappy, Marie Antoinette is just dancing and acting like she is having the time of her life, making the best of a bad situation.
It's baby making time!
This came out the year I was born
pity, the film does not mention the first report, even if incomplete, in 1773, not after 8 years
And the next day, Louis wrote in his diary "Rien" ,or "nothing"!
Actually he wrote that on July 14-- Bastille Day!
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And Rip Torn!
The guy looks fun!
I almost feel sorry for them.
no need to be, they're dead now.
@AfianyArkoasnow298 .. well it's true.
I feel sorry for them all the way. They were both good and innocent people, mercilessly slandered and killed by ruthless and power hungry despots.
@@SC-gw8np Marie probably was, but Louis was not. As oppressive and out of touch as all the others. And a completely incompetent fool too. The problem is the people who came after weren't any better.
@@Boxghost102 You say all those things, and they supposedly tried Louis for all those things in a kangaroo court, but there was absolutely no conclusive evidence found that condemned Louis. He was killed anyway. France at that time was not producing enough wheat because of poor weather. Louis told the peasants to do crop rotation and plant potatoes but they didn’t listen. There were internal problems in his government with nobles refusing to pay tax and being debauched and immoral. It’s easy to sit and judge Louis but it isn’t easy to control the wicked, even for a King. The fact that the people who came after mysteriously grew wealthy throughout the revolution should tell you who was really pulling the strings off stage.
Originally they stayed long enough to make sure the bride lost her virginity
No, that’s really just a myth.
@@tuffsmurfen96 your not going back far enough in time. Think bc.
@@tuffsmurfen96 No not really
What?? Really?? Yuck! 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
I know then it progressed to the gro I m showing a bloody blanket. But I know in some cultures it stayed until modern times only it was the parents making sure they were really married
They're crazy people to attend the consumption night
that was completely normal back then in france, with royal families
@@pinkpastelhearts I know but that feels a little weird
Make sure that the kid was biologically his.
Consumation night?
Did they legit just start talking about Marie and Louis'... Private bed affairs?
Like... Everybody was calling them both "cold in bed" and all sorts of disgusting things
Congratulations.
Do y'all remember Kim's wedding to Kanye was like this, with all those fireworks? These people SINCERELY thought the world was celebrating with them and that they GENUINELY percieved themselves as royalty.
Lmao i had no idea they married. Aren't they divorced now 😂? And Kanye married some new chick
In a country ruled by an absolute monarchy, at a time when still-limited medical knowledge meant that life expectancy was very low and infant/child mortality, in particular, was very high, they did the best they knew how in order to ensure that there would be an heir that would survive long enough to sit on the throne in their own right, and produce their own heir.
Life expectancy wasn't low individually but in average, yes, because of wars, but usually, it was common that even ordinary people reach 70-80 years of age. Even Augustus reached 77 years, died in 14 AD etc. Check out some heritage sites and church registrations of old europe and you will be astounded how old people actually got if not killed by accidents or wars.
Cosy
I like faces Jason makes while he's dancing. 14 and 15 years old being judged by a bunch of 40 - 80 year olds. Ugh. I't giving pedo vibes. No wonder the laws have changed. It was anything for them not sit there and actually watch the children COPULATE. They'd all be gone if it was me.
I had no idea so many people on the Internet could be so ignorant of history. Read the books about this couple! So many stupid remarks.
And Laura Spies, I wanna meet you and your Kirsten Dunst and the Queen of Austria and Dauphine of France.
What Language Is This? 3:10
French l guess?
Latin
I really don't like some of the tradition in these era specially arrange marriege for politics and power.
You think? 😂
For me Yeah.
For royals, it was rarely marriage for love. They either learned to love each other or they just learned to tolerate each other until they died
Well that's true i guess?.
There are still arranged marriages in certain cultures and parts of the world. I know several people who have had one. Some were happy, some were not.....but, in non-arranged marriages, you also get happy and unhappy people. As long as no one's getting an arranged marriage without their consent or approval, I have no issues with them. My marriage was to my spouse wasn't arranged, but we didn't just happen to meet and fall in love by chance, either. Still together after almost 18 years but not without our fair share of issues.
Moive
marie antionette (2006)
What’s this
a video clip
@@vulcan2882 I know that
@@vulcan2882 that’s not what I’m asking
@@brandonharrischannel7516 .. it's supposed to be the story of Marie Attoinette of France.
@@vulcan2882 oh never heard of it
So children getting married 😮😢😢😢😂
Onlyfans back in the day.
What's the deal with all those wigs???
That was the fashion
It was the style at the time.
The old Balenciaga's
Lice. Truly. They had to shave their heads because of lice. Then gradually it became fashionable to have the most outlandish ones. They show them here with natural hair but... 🤷
They never bathed
This was right before Marie Antoinette went too far, starting the French Revolution. And after both Marie and her hubby King Louis XVI were arrested, then they had to ‘quit while they were a-head’ of themselves. Get it? Cause they faced execution at the guillotine.
Dude, never explain a joke!
@@fremejoker The Crypt Keeper said that once in the end of “Bordello of Blood”.