Dunst Thinks She Is Marie Antoinette  Kirsten and Sophia have a
special bond that extends past their mutual admiration for Marc
Jacobs. Unfortunately their latest collaboration, Marie
Antoinette, was supposedly booed at the Cannes Film Festival.
Here's more:  In Coppola's movies, Dunst is not so much playing
a character as playing a piece of herself, the actress said.
"I've noticed in roles, why I hate watching myself certain times
is because I know that I'm not being honest. It's not me, and
somebody is putting their views on how they think a woman should
be, how they view me as a person. Maybe they don't always get
you, so it doesn't feel honest when I'm watching it, so it's
uncomfortable for me," Dunst said.  "When I watch myself in
Sofia's movies, it's scarier, because I feel more vulnerable,
but it's closer to who I am. It's more than closer to who I am.
It is me."  At its first press screening, "Marie Antoinette"
drew wildly mixed reactions, earning solid applause from
admirers and sharp boos from many