Marie Antoinette: Great Work Will Be Accomplished (HD CLIP)
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- Marie Antoinette: Great Work Will Be Accomplished
What’s happening in this Marie Antoinette movie clip?
Louis XVI (Jason Schwartzman) and Marie-Antoinette (Kirsten Dunst) finally consume their wedding and Marie-Antoinette gets pregnant.
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What’s the Marie Antoinette movie about?
Marie-Antoinette (Kirsten Dunst) is the beautiful, charming, but naïve youngest daughter of Austria's empress Maria Theresa (Marianne Faithfull). She is selected by her mother to marry her second cousin, the Dauphin of France, Louis XVI (Jason Schwartzman), and seal an alliance between the two rival countries. However, their marriage will not go as planned, since Louis XVI doesn’t want to have intercourse with Marie-Antoinette. Thus, she can’t get pregnant, which is a problem. She finds solace in buying lavish gowns and shoes, eating elaborate cakes and pastries, and gambling with her lady friends at cards.
The movie narrates her story as Queen of France, as well as her downfall.
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I love that he didn’t care it wasn’t a girl, he was happy to have a child and proud and overjoyed by his wife for giving him one
You mean he didn't care it wasn't a boy?
@@justspittingsomefacts6425 during this time period, it was t uncommon for kings and nobility to become highly upset when a son is not produced. Historically, only males could inherit.
So the portrayal of Louis of not seeming disappointed is a change from what is usually depicted.
He didnt care because finally they had a baby, proving it was possible the royal couple have children. It was expected to eventualy have a baby boy to be future King. They saw as just the first born.
@@sinch4044 touché
well in that time it didnt matter really much anymore....at this time there had already been some great queens and people took it more lightly ...with Henry VIII it was different story cause it was very different time...Louis XVI reigned over 200 years later
Anybody see it like, they weren't IN LOVE necessarily but we're good friends that cares for each other? That's the impression I got from the movie. They did love each other, just not quite so much romantically.
@BlackVenus that's exactly how it seems in the movie!
@BlackVenus I mean how lucky for back then??? You were essentially forced into a marriage but ended up with somebody who is if nothing else at least your friend!
@Moe Megumi93 really? You may be right then maybe there was a certain amount of romance then!
@Moe Megumi93 that, or perhaps he got enough of the gossip and scandals his father's love affairs brought over the royal family. In any case, he seemed to be a decent father, given how Louis XV was an utter failure as a family head.
@@cohorrescentcorporea or it's more like he didn't just want any
Ok Louis may have been super socially awkward, but also incredibly sweet.
He was probably autistic.
wus he tho
@@silverkitty2503 In this particular movie he was, but I'm very well aware that this isn't exactly a documentary. 😄
@@NiVi192 he was a sweet man, but had no confidence
he was by all accounts, he was not very handsome he was very shy and preferred his hobbies , his food and his hunting. he was no dashing prince but by all accounts he was very shy and awkward which for a autocratic ruler is not the best quality. but he was a loving father and did Caire for Merie as ime went on and they grew to know one another. I think he was one of the few kings who did not take any mistresses and they were married for about 20 or more years by the time they were executed.
I've read/scene several adaptations of the late King's character and it all boils down to the same thing- He wasn't a bad guy really, he didn't have salacious hobbies like most kings did, and he did genuinely love his family, including Marie, even if it wasn't full out in love with her.
Edit to Add: He wasn't a great king persay, but I blame that on age. They were super young, he trusted his advisors who were at his grandfather's side for years, and they used him and confused him on many things, unbothered if his reputation was poor with the rest of his subjects. He's one of the few kings history I actually feel bad for.
He actually introduced some reforms and was more peaceful than other kings but alas he was king during the wrong time and he ended up paying for his forefathers sins
yeah he i think like most rulers in Europe who lost there thrones in the last 200 years seemed to be poorly advised and were led astray by scheming nobles. By all accounts when he and Merie actually learned how badly off most of the French people were they were horrified and wanted to help but enough damage had been done and the French had lost confidence in the Monarchy that it did not matter what they did or how well they could have improved life for the French. Sadly to this day many still believe most of the lies told by revolutionary smut peddlers rather than research the truth.
His reaction is like night and day comparing to King Henry VIII's reaction everytime he had a healthy girl.
To be fair to Henry, he didn’t go “That’s it Catherine/Anne! I’m filing for divorce/sentencing you to beheading!” when Catherine and Anne gave birth to Mary and Elizabeth respectively. He did put on a brave face and stated confidently that boys would follow initially.
That elephant must have had a weird life. Like imagine how they transported him from India or North Africa by boat. An elephant on an 18th century ship for several weeks. That must have been such a scary and confusing journey for the poor guy. And you'll probably never see another elephant ever again.
I was thinking about that too. Just because you CAN get something doesn't mean you NEED to. that poor thing was probably miserable, especially if it was a female elephant. Female elephants HAVE to have a best friend, or the y die from sadness. What the fuck does being royaly have to do with getting an elephant? I'd send it back.
Jeez the boy is so socially inept you gotta explain it like his hobbies 😂
I think it was more an issue of talking in analogies because for two men of the upper classes to talk about sex brazenly and bare-faced would have been considered déclassé and vulgar.
It's commonly thought that Louis the 16th was autistic.
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Omg this scene is amazing, finally she's pregnant and how happy Louis is
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I love how the Comtesse Noelle (?) gave the guy beside her a good whack with her fan when he tried to look closer 😂😂
Most of the time kings would rush to see the baby but this king rushed to open the window that his wife desperately needed and went back to his wife right after
Everything in Versailles is so awkward. Eating and have what 50 people looking at you and going straight to bed and awaking up having people around you. My anxiety could never 😭
Louis XIV invented it. Quite genius idea. Kings and Queens belong to the public/ Nation anyway and when whole court was obligated to watch him eat and sleep and dress and everything they did not have much time for rebellions . We do the same really. Except we post our life on social media and other are wasting their time looking at our coffees ,
Parties , holidays etc.. 🤷🏼♀️
They say Marie Antoinette brother actually wrote that the king just laid on top of her and did not do any movements that was the problem
I like how Louis wobbles to go to bed with Marie he looks so awkward yet funny
Sweet guy. He's like my boyfriend. So awkward but still genuine
So was the problem basically that no one had ever really given Louis the talk? They just told him the basics and expecting him to be ready on command and left him to figure the rest out by himself?
As far as I know talking about this sort of thing was considered inappropriate for royals also the real Marie and Lewis were 14 and 15 when they got married so they were literal children who didn't figure out puberty yet and had no idea what to do
@@miss.mirana4061no he was older
@@Silencer796 not by much as far as I know they were both teenagers when they were married
Love that Joseph II is wearing the colors of the house of Habsburg.
Thinking no one had " the talk" with either of them and married them as children. They just assumed nature would..... but honestly it is a sort of odd thing to do if you don't know.
That’s a man on a mission 1:17
Louis: MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! 😎
Louis’ father: You’d better give us an heir, you fat ill-bred boy.
Louis: OOOOOOHHHHHHH!
Marie: Oh great. He’s a freaking weirdo.
That’s disgusting.. Everyone looking at her below while giving birth.. Almost like them watching a horse race!! WTF.. 😑😐
Witnesses were required to confirm no royal baby switching had occurred. That the royal baby presented to the country was indeed the baby that the queen had indeed given birth to.
Imagine the wedding night. Courtiers we’re usually witness to the consummation of the marriage.
@@steffiphill That is a myth though. There were no one physically in the room to witness the act of consummation, but it was common for people to be outside the door.
@BlackVenus Or simply maybe.. Louis had this sick fascination of wanting to know every detail about monarchs who consummated, that he so badly wanted every graphic details to be passed on to him.. Almost seems he must’ve had *gasms thinking about others having it off.. Sounds dirty.. But maybe somewhat very true!! 😁.. 😆😆
Such was the way in the French court. Royal birth-giving was public, so as to prevent all rumors.
I got the epidural and it wore off before it was even time to push so i was screaming like crazy during labor. Idk how anyone could do it silently without serious drugs, but it is a movie.
Probably so overwhelmed by pain and tiredness, you dont have energy left to scream. With an epidural, you have some time to rest, eventhough it wore off, which gives you enough energy to scream, but if you're in a super painful delivery for 20+h unable to sleep, eat or anything, i dont think you have the strength left to scream
@@woordenhechtster maybe, that could be true. If it is she did not do a very good acting job in that scene lol she barely looked stressed.
Its not only a movie, i know some people who didnt make a sound even without an epidural. It depends on the person and their threshold of paina
@@user-px3cv8sp8g true and every pregnancy and situation is different
My mom did without drugs. Some people can
2:03 got my rolling
To paraphrase Mike Duncan:
Louis XVI was not a bad man, or even that bad of a king. Had he reigned in less turbulent times, he would have been remembered as a passable placeholder king. Not beloved, but not hated either.
But he reigned during a very turbulent period, and his extreme flexibility--basically allowing himself to be persuaded by the last person he had talked to--exacerbated a problem he did not cause, but was expected to do something about. He fully understood that reform was necessary, and several times he thought about doing it, but when the nobles whined, he backed down. He would have survived, kept his crown, and likely would have retained a lot of power in a mildly constitutional monarchy if he only had some guts.
But he didn't. And unfortunately, the last person he'd talked to before acting was usually a reactionary conservative.
Regarding the scene itself, Louis was actually very forthcoming about what went on in the bedroom: he'd insert his penis, just lay there for about two minutes, then pull out and fall asleep. As Joseph wrote to his brother, "Oh, if only I could have been there. I could have seen to it. The King of France would have been whipped, so that he would have ejaculated out if sheer rage, like a donkey."
(GASP) OH!
That's gotta be the poshest sex noise I've ever heard! 🤣
@@causticwit LMFAOOO
Marie Antoinette and her little sister 💕
What did he just do to Spider-Man’s gf?!?
Earlier in this scene we see Marie Antoinette and Joseph II drinking jasmine tea with a blooming flower in the cup. Does anyone know what the flower was and if there’s a specific term for this type of tea drinking.
It could’ve been white tea, theyre called Chinese flowering teas.
I'd be like GTFO. I'm trying to have a baby
Interesting
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I mean Marie Antoinette wasn't quite the brightest queen and really treated the french like shit, although not necessarily on purpose. But imagine birthing a child with 40 people in the room...
I would not want ot trade places with her.
She really did not was not her fault it was the people that were telling her husband to give money to american the king should gave the money to the poor was not all her fault but she tried its because the king should have been council right
@@SomewhataMystery People were starving, meanwhile she threw money out the window. I wouldn't exactly call that "not her fault".
@@PichDextro There's no real evidence that she spent more money than other queens typically would. She was just continually slandered for no reason.
@@abdul7945 There is enough evidence that she had a passion for Faro and spend around 15k livre *a month* . That's a slap in the face for the starving mob of france.
Other queens might've spent the same amount, but Antoinette didn't help it with not being french and also not adapting her style of living and her manners accordingly. She behaved like an outcast at the court, didn't really give a shit about mannerisms, a french queen should have, and eventually had her little secret club Petit Trianon, where she played around as a farmer's wife, romanticizing the life of the poor.
Her death was cruel, yes, but she certainly didn't try very hard to be likeable.
@@PichDextro Erm pretty much all queens were from foreign lands, did the peasant folk expect their queen to be french born and bred or something?? The whole point of a royal marriage was to create alliance with other countries.
The fact was that the people needed a scapegoat and a woman was the easiest target, simply slander her, call her characterless thereby removing her respect and authority and casting doubt on the legitimacy of her offspring and on top of that call her spendthrift to create the idea that a foreign whore was spending all their money on herself and her bastards..simples
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Ye Gods nothing like giving birth in a fish bowl
He was madly fixated on his stable hand hence is why he found the energy for hi wifey 😉. He did love her, well.... as much as a very promiscuous French heir to the throne was back in the day.
Louis XVI was anything but promiscuous.,
So is it a boy a girl or an alien-
It was a baby(propably?
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