Marie Antoinette
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Sep 29, 2026
Carly Rae JepsenGUEST
I wanna feel desperate.
Charlie HardingHOST
And maybe we can start with that central metaphor image, Versailles, Marie Antoinette.
Carly Rae JepsenGUEST
I wanna party in Versailles.
Carly Rae JepsenGUEST
I wanna see it in the nighttime.
Carly Rae JepsenGUEST
And then we'll lose our heads.
Carly Rae JepsenGUEST
For the people we've forgotten.
Carly Rae JepsenGUEST
Marie Antoinette the modern, running naked through the gardens.
Charlie HardingHOST
What inspired that imagery?
Stefanie MaeganHOST
Let them eat cake.
Stefanie MaeganHOST
I did watch Marie Antoinette the other day.
speaker_0ADVERTISER
It turned 20.
Stefanie MaeganHOST
Yeah, and then Brian was like, "What the fuck is this?" And I was like, "Do you excuse me?"
Rose McAleeseHOST
He had never seen Marie Antoinette?
Stefanie MaeganHOST
I was like, "Let me teach you something about white culture." And then I...
Stefanie MaeganHOST
Wait.
Stefanie MaeganHOST
He said something, and I started telling him more about Marie Antoinette.
Jimmy McShaneHOST
post about this.
Ryan RitterHOST
Yeah, she did Marie Antoinette, which I think is okay.
Ryan RitterHOST
She did more recently, like the last 10 years, The Beguiled, which is a remake of like a Clint Eastwood movie.
Ryan RitterHOST
And that one's also okay.
PeterHOST
But at the same time, I do think that some period pieces you could consider time capsule movies.
PeterHOST
If you think of the movie Mary Antoinette with Kirsten Dunst, you could argue that's the time capsule movie, because they use modern tropes that were very relevant.
PeterHOST
There's certain color choices that are very of the era it was made.
PeterHOST
A movie like A Knight's Tale, that's another one that's like a period piece that could also be a time capsule movie,
Ben LeeHOST
Did
Ione SkyeHOST
her family know what it was about?
Ben LeeHOST
heard it but I think they like really heard it this time and um because there's a clip her sister I shared on Instagram there's a clip her sister Christina filmed um where Georgia has this uh line media and she goes you know somewhere there's a family who takes me as I am and I heard Christina say off camera we're here
Ione SkyeHOST
oh yeah I heard that I didn't know that was Christina but it
Ben LeeHOST
was so interesting um like Standing on stage.
SaishaHOST
So again, this story was written in 1813.
SaishaHOST
And it's funny, you know, we're not talking about this movie during fancy month, but I did just recently go to a screening at the Paris Theater of Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette.
SaishaHOST
which was delightful and i just think it's interesting because i've been you know thinking a lot about this time period and the interesting thing for me is that from the death of marie antoinette to when this story would have taken place is only 20 years difference and That's crazy.
SaishaHOST
So, yeah, I think I think in the 2005 version, it was like, OK, we're going to make her Rococo.
SaishaHOST
We're going to make her Marie Antoinette.
SaishaHOST
That would have been the generation that is the old people who would be butting up against these young people who now have a completely different style, who are now fighting the Napoleonic Wars.
SaishaHOST
Like just a completely different, like there's so much about like the fashion of the, the pride and prejudice time, like how simple the dresses were, how like high cut those men's suits were.
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SaishaHOST
You hear the fabrics and the dresses and the hands.
Tyler WhitmoreHOST
I think she's...
Tyler WhitmoreHOST
Her best is probably Marie Antoinette for me.
SethHOST
No, her best is...
SethHOST
Have you seen Lars von Trier's Melancholia? The one where she plays a really depressed...
SethHOST
think Melancholia, she's unbelievable.
SethHOST
Civil War, she's great.
SethHOST
Marie Antoinette is probably my favorite.
SethHOST
Maybe second favorite.
Ari ShapiroHOST
responsible for the post-release success of many films years later that didn't do great in the box office when they came out.
Ari ShapiroHOST
Sofia Coppola has talked about how her film Marie Antoinette found an audience on Letterboxd that it did not find when the movie first came out.
Ari ShapiroHOST
But I don't want, like
Audie CornishHOST
for me, I don't want to make it an ad for Letterboxd.
Jake ShaneHOST
Yeah.
Carly Rae JepsenGUEST
And Sofia Coppola's version of Versailles or Marie Antoinette was on, and I mean, like the actual history of that is quite, quite heavy, but I was like this version, this fantasy version, which is so indulgent and all about pleasure, is really exciting to me.
Carly Rae JepsenGUEST
And I'm in this place with where, where when I write recently where I just am, like kind of collecting whatever's being thrown at me in the day.
Jake ShaneHOST
Mm-hmm.
Sofia CoppolaGUEST
And I was like, "Really? That one?"
Ina GartenHOST
Her films include The Virgin Suicides, Lost in Translation, Marie Antoinette, and Priscilla.
Ina GartenHOST
We chat about the hilarious way that we met, our shared love of Paris.
Sofia CoppolaGUEST
I love to go to get crepes at Café Breizh Odéon.
Sofia CoppolaGUEST
if I have friends over, I, he, yeah, grill.
Sofia CoppolaGUEST
[laughs]
Ina GartenHOST
[laughs] You were one of the first people to see Marie Antoinette as more than just a, a privileged young girl who was, you know, saying things about brioche and cake.
Sofia CoppolaGUEST
Yeah.
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