Sep 21, 2026 · 32 min · 12 segments
Twenty years ago, Sofia Coppola released her third film, Marie Antoinette. Its initial reception was famously divisive, but two decades on the film has undergone a significant reappraisal. It’s now…
Sofia CoppolaGuest
Caitlin HennessyHost
I can't believe that we're at the Petit Trianon 20 years after Marie Antoinette came out.
I can't believe it's been 20 years, but it's very exciting for me to be back here.
in? I mean, especially because we filmed on Mondays when the museum was closed.
And so to be here today when the museum is closed and to have it to ourself is incredible.
Just walking around the real spaces and, you know, imagining that people lived here.
I can't believe that we're at the Petit Trianon 20 years after Marie Antoinette came out.
I can't believe it's been 20 years, but it's very exciting for me to be back here.
in? I mean, especially because we filmed on Mondays when the museum was closed.
And so to be here today when the museum is closed and to have it to ourself is incredible.
Just walking around the real spaces and, you know, imagining that people lived here.
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