@@hassanelmehadir5274 No, it isn't. Stop lying here. She learned it at school, and even lived in Geneva for a while, though I doubt you know where it is, and what language they speak there.
@@stephenson19861 Why would I lie? I heard an interview with her where she speaks a little French during the filming of the film and it is absolutely not the same voice as the one we hear in the film. There is a difference between having studied French and speaking it fluently without problem and Jane Seymour may not have felt comfortable enough to speak French during filming and was therefore dubbed
oh yeah? because others took her as queen very seriously, even considered her human enough (much less as queen) and completely forgot her nationality from the day she came until the end!
In truth, Marie Antonette was a victim of her upbringing. She was both spoiled and neglected. She suffered from what today would be diagnosed as a learning disorder. This is why she shyed from serious matters, because of her insecurities of her intelligence and capabilities
From the flat, clean look of the 1750s it elongated upwards reaching its peak during the 70s, then people got tired and thw hairstyle poofed out to the messy, curly, rounded, hedgehog styles of the late 80s to the 90s
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Un très beau film !! Surtout les années lumières !! la Révolution française !! ❤❤❤
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I only watch this movie because of antoinette. Other long part i just skipped🤣
But it's a very good movie, just super convoluted
The name of that movie plss
なんて残酷なんでしょう!😢
What were they doing here? 1:09
Sons funeral
Ok I’m assuming Louis Joseph bc he died in 1789 and not 1795 and this takes place in 1788-1794 and Louis Charles died in 1795
Didn't know Jane Seymour could speak French
@Tessa-vz1qb Hello Jane Seymour spoke English during the filming of the film but except that she was dubbed by a French actress who did her voice
@@hassanelmehadir5274this isn’t true.
@@lucasbaldridge9407 Sorry but this IS true
@@hassanelmehadir5274 No, it isn't. Stop lying here. She learned it at school, and even lived in Geneva for a while, though I doubt you know where it is, and what language they speak there.
@@stephenson19861 Why would I lie? I heard an interview with her where she speaks a little French during the filming of the film and it is absolutely not the same voice as the one we hear in the film.
There is a difference between having studied French and speaking it fluently without problem and Jane Seymour may not have felt comfortable enough to speak French during filming and was therefore dubbed
El lobo es un lobo para el hombre
From The begining one could see she didnt take her role as queen seriously 😒
Then you’re either not understanding her or have no idea how things worked.
oh yeah? because others took her as queen very seriously, even considered her human enough (much less as queen) and completely forgot her nationality from the day she came until the end!
Oh, so you were there? I'd love to know more.
In truth, Marie Antonette was a victim of her upbringing. She was both spoiled and neglected. She suffered from what today would be diagnosed as a learning disorder. This is why she shyed from serious matters, because of her insecurities of her intelligence and capabilities
Well duh...she was like what, 14💀?
Le montage est super mauvais.
Il trucco di Claudia Cardinale non mi piaceva mai, non le donava, era troppo pallida, sbattuta.
Hair is wrong
Actually if you look up Marie Antoinette portraits from the 1790s that kind of Afro looking hair was in style for that decade.
It’s accurate
It should look like a AT@T
It's accurate. It's the hedgehog hairstyle of 1780s and early 1790s.
From the flat, clean look of the 1750s it elongated upwards reaching its peak during the 70s, then people got tired and thw hairstyle poofed out to the messy, curly, rounded, hedgehog styles of the late 80s to the 90s