Babe On Film: Farewell, My Queen  Remember when Sofia Coppola
made that movie called Marie Antoinette and everyone made a huge
deal out of it because the costumes were amazing and they shot
at Versailles, but the movie itself was actually super boring
and for some reason everyone in it spoke English?  Well, I don’t
because I’ve chosen to strategically eliminate that memory
through transcendental meditation/use of Ambien. Ever since
Sofia’s betrayal, I’ve prayed that someone else would make a
historically accurate, chic film about mon cherie Marie, and
this weekend my prayers were answered when I saw Les Adieux A La
Reine, or Farewell, My Queen for all you American psychos.  This
movie features a trifecta of gorgeous actresses: Léa Seydoux,
Diane Kruger (whose bone structure is the definition of
perfection, might I add) and Virginie Ledoyen. It takes place
during the first few days of the French Revolution. Diane Kruger
is Marie Antoinette, Léa Seydoux is her reader, Sidonie, and
Virginie Ledoyen is Gabrielle