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Sofia Coppola on 'Embarrassing' Moment in New 'Marie Antoinette' Doc and Directing Amid Men

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Sofia Coppola on 'Embarrassing' Moment in New 'Marie Antoinette' Doc and Directing Amid Men

A closer look at “Sofia Coppola on 'Embarrassing' Moment in New 'Marie Antoinette' Doc and Directing Amid Me”, exactly as the source publishes it. Sofia Coppola reflects on the making of her 2006 film 'Marie Antoinette' in a new documentary, 'Making Marie Antoinette,' set for theatrical release on October 23. The film, shot on location at the Palace of Versailles, was a major undertaking for Coppola, who was in her mid-30s and had only two previous features under her belt. The documentary includes footage captured by her mother, Eleanor Coppola, who documented the production, offering an intimate look at the director's process.

Coppola discusses an 'embarrassing' moment from the set, highlighting the vulnerability and challenges she faced while directing a large-scale historical drama. She also addresses the experience of being a female director surrounded by predominantly male crews, emphasizing the strength required to assert her vision. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.

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