Marie Antoinette: The King is dying (HD CLIP)
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- Опубліковано 29 лип 2021
- Marie Antoinette: The King is dying
What’s happening in this Marie Antoinette movie clip?
The King is dead, which means the Dauphin Louis XVI (Jason Schwartzman) is now King of France, which makes Marie-Antoinette the new Queen of France.
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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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"Dear God, guide us and protect us. We are too young to reign!"
- Oh Louis, truer words have never been spoken.
Don't buy that shit. If he hated it that much he could have abdicated.
@@Mourtzouphlos240 Oh not at all, you couldn't just abdicate! And you wouldn't anyway! From the very second that man was born, the legacy, the inherent responsibility for crown and country was indoctrinated in him, 100% manifested as his one god-given purpose in life. I mean, don't forget that an heir (like anyone) was raised in the faith that everything was God's plan and that you'd incure God's wrath if you tried to ignore your individual purpose. So...God aside, in 18th-century France, the regent couldn't just say "Awfully sorry guys, I really don't feel like it!" and move on to ted talks and cocktail parties.
Don't think of this as a burocratic formality, a back door you could simply make use of. A monarch couldn't just "resign the presidency" and hand the whole business over to the vice. Even if there was a dynastic replacement (like a younger brother), a monarch filing for abdication actually had to comply with particular requirements. And after going through all that trouble, after ruining your name in the history books, you would be forced into exile, with rare possessions, no purpose in life and no right to see your family or to set foot on your home country again.
By the time Louis XVI became King, France's economy and class system was beyond saving.
They really were too young, just 20 and 19, not even the traditional "age of Majority."
Luois' father had died young, so he was inheriting the throne from his grandfather.
@@Mourtzouphlos240 it didn't work like that, he had no choice
Louis XV died of smallpox, a disease that was both terrifying and hyper-contagious. He was almost completely alone as no one wanted to be near him. When he finally expired his remains were interred with great haste and minimal ceremony. There was little mourning beyond that required by pure formality as he was deeply unpopular.
The sad thing is she was sent away and he thought she just left him
No, he knew he couldn't be confessed with her in the Palace.
It was common for mistresses to be sent away if the King was near death, so they could confess on a clean slate before dying without having evidence of their sins nearby.
@@Roheryn100 why did he send for her then an look surprised she had gone? Maybe cause he didn't expect her to go yet? I dont know but still. Its sat how upset her looks
@@thegirlgonemad Because she couldn't come back when he was still confessed and in a state of Grace, (forgive me if I don't know the precise Catholic terms) and he realised he really WAS going to die.
@@thegirlgonemad he was also at the edge of death, easily he could just forgot it or maybe he was delirious
Thankful for this clip with subtitles. For years I thought the king said “bring me to Marie” and it NEVER made sense to me.
But him asking for DU BARRY explains his reaction now. The sound here was too low lol.
He might have been thinking of his late wife and was delusional yk
Honestly, his crying is really sad. He really did love her 😥
It's a movie, not reality...
@@josealmeida76 you know it's based off of smt real
@@delaneydoessinging I hate when people answer "It's a movie", but in this case we have no idea how the King felt in this moment. Historical movies have to invent some stuff
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Search about the truth with honest heart,
When Louis XV died none of the people actually cared because they saw him as a disastrous king
Couldn’t be as bad as what followed him
@@adrian4973 his liasons with non aristocratic women, his failed wars that drained the treasury and his flagrant abuse of royal power paved the way for the revolution. His title "The Beloved" became a joke.
Agree. But in an other hand he stays in History as "Louis le bien aimé" Louis the well loved.
@@adrian4973 Louis XVI wasn't a bad man. He was just weak-willed and naïve but he was known to be quite kind-hearted. It was terrible what happened to him and his wife and children.
@@adrian4973 I believe Louis XV began the downfall of the monarchy, and Louis XVI was just the one who had to handle it and take punishment for it.
I really appreciate how kind they were to her monkey. I hope that happened in real life. Also, that’s really sad, he really like du Barry a lot. Seeing him crying broke my heart. He died, it appears, thinking of her.
They probably put the monkey in the royal menagerie, most likely.
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@@desertmoonlee6631 dude shut up
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@@desertmoonlee6631 the Ukraine flag really sold it
The only woman who made him happy 🥺
Never would've thought of casting Jason Schwartzman as Louis but it's really fitting.
They were babies: she was 18 , he was 19. They had no idea of how to rule, and the years of financial waste & mismanagement was brewing discontent in Paris. His ill-advised decisions, her inability to conceive for 7 years, and the growing pressures of court life, created the perfect storm for their untimely ending. They were the wrong people, in the wrong place, at the wrong time.
Well said
I am really convinced that neither Marie Antoinette nor the Dauphin Louis had been looking forward to reigning. She had been close to Louis XV and had witnessed the strain of royal duties. At 15 she was in her formative years and knew the power of freedom to do what one wished, like going to masked balls, etc. without a royal reason or ceremony.
Louis had grown up spending time among several royal palaces. Although very strictly taught what was considered to be proper for a future king, he had ample time for his various hobbies When they realized that their future time of amusements would be curtailed to include very important members of the Court, friends or non-friends, it would have had to be disturbing to them. As for Madame due Barry, I think she had something of an adventurous spirit and personality and could adjust to hardships. Her appeal to Louis XV was that she caused him to feel young again, before the trappings of a royal life began to weigh upon his presumably good nature.
p.s. Although MA's mother, Empress Maria Therese was consciousness about teaching her children the rules of a royal life, she was also responsible for several other children and ruling over the Empire, I guess that the future Dauphine's closest companions were those who supervised her outdoor activities and may have even had a crush on one or two of them. Leaving it all behind in Vienna had to be difficult and she may have resented the apparent freedoms enjoyed by Madame due Barry, whose only real obligation was to amuse the King, but she also had to watch her politics with other courtiers. The old Aunt's noticed this, they also had much free time, and went out of their ways to cause a rift, if only for their amusements or at the behest of some very rich and powerful members of the Court miffed by the fact that the morning sun, in their world, would not be 'rising for them'. France at the time was one of the most, if not the most powerful nation in Europe.
Good thing for the subtitles. Can't hear a damn thing in this clip
Died heartbroken and alone
The king is dead!
Everyone: got to secure my job!!!!! 😚 😚😚😚😚😚
I wonder why he didn't think about his late wife Marie before he died. He must have loved Du Barry a lot. She was later executed by guillotine
Asi lo tiene
Estoi aguantando bara por el
2:08 The maniple would not have been worn for this and, even if it were worn, it would be on the left, not the right, forearm. For all their money, they can't spare a few bucks to hire a knowledgeable priest to consult about accurate historical ecclesiastical attire.
😢💔
R.I.P Your Majesty.
⛪➕✝️💐👑🏰
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Search about the truth with honest heart,
Happy Coronation to His Majesty King Louis the 16th of France.
Did they send du berry away or did she just up & leave wow
I’m pretty sure she was sent away and the king thought she just left him
They sent her away- as the priest says, the King cannot confess before his death while having a mistress
o no
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Très mauvais film.
Mis à part les décors et les costumes.
Le roi Louis XVI mesurait 1m90... l'acteur choisi ressemble à un tonneau!
La reine s'apparente à une midinette sans distinction, alors qu'elle avait grande allure
C'est un film qui parle avant tout de l'adolescence dans les années 90, ils y a des tas de références aux années 90 dans le film, c'est un film avec un double regard.
First
Yeah, he was just waiting to succeed the thrown. When an opportunity like that shows up, of course, there is mention of higher powers. Wouldn't you say?
What are you saying
@@flyingtomatosauce3528 Miss spelt the word throne, dear!
Rip Torn was utterly miscast as Louis XV.
You kidding ? He was perfect
You're out of your mind dude
Why?
@@monmothma3358 1. He looks nothing like Louis XV. 2. He was much too louche and uncouth in his betrayal.
@carl44acq yk Carl portraits from the 1700s were often inaccurate so it's hard to depict Louis XV because we don't know what he looked like
He was king but couldn't have the woman he loved by his side. Versailles etiquette was bullsh*t.
He was dying of smallpox. The disease was lethal and hyper contagious. Almost no one would go near him. She would not have gone even if allowed. But ut was moot. He could not receive the last rites of the church while living in sin. She had to go. Du Barry would ultimately die under the guillotine during the Revolution.
i mean it was 18th century
The King loved du Barry . 😔