1. Friendship between Austria
and France...Copy !req
2. must be cemented by marriage.Copy !req
3. My youngest daughter, Antoine...Copy !req
4. will be queen of France.Copy !req
5. Mops.Copy !req
6. The court of France
is not like Vienna.Copy !req
7. Listen closely to
Ambassador Mercy's council.Copy !req
8. All eyes will be on you.Copy !req
9. Look.Copy !req
10. Do you like him?Copy !req
11. He has kind eyes.Copy !req
12. He's definitely very French.Copy !req
13. - Three. Four.
- Six.Copy !req
14. Are we there yet?Copy !req
15. Yes, we have arrived at Schüttern for
the official handover.Copy !req
16. Then you will be presented to the king
and to your fiancé, Louis Auguste.Copy !req
17. Your Royal Highness, may I present
your mistress of the household...Copy !req
18. Comtesse de Noailles.Copy !req
19. Your Royal Highness.Copy !req
20. Madame.Copy !req
21. This structure for
the handover ceremony...Copy !req
22. has been built precisely astride
the borders of the two great lands.Copy !req
23. You have entered on Austrian soil...Copy !req
24. you will exit on French
as the dauphine of France.Copy !req
25. Now you must bid farewell
to your party...Copy !req
26. and leave all of Austria behind.Copy !req
27. Goodbye.Copy !req
28. Mops.Copy !req
29. You can have as many
French dogs as you like.Copy !req
30. It is a custom...Copy !req
31. that the bride retain nothing
belonging to a foreign court.Copy !req
32. An etiquette always observed
on such an occasion.Copy !req
33. You're lucky.
Apparently she's quite beautiful.Copy !req
34. I'll probably end up with someone
who looks like a dog.Copy !req
35. - Or a horse.
- Or a horse.Copy !req
36. I've heard she's really nice.Copy !req
37. - Think they got rabbits here?
- Maybe.Copy !req
38. Come on.Copy !req
39. You notice anything strange
about me lately?Copy !req
40. It's so muddy here.Copy !req
41. I know. My stomach feels
a little bit sick.Copy !req
42. Are you feeling better now?
Are you feeling better, Camille?Copy !req
43. - I wonder if our little doggie is sick.
- Feel a little sickly.Copy !req
44. Now.Copy !req
45. Oh, my goodness, it's so
uncomfortable underfoot.Copy !req
46. Come on.Copy !req
47. There we are.Copy !req
48. How is her bosom?Copy !req
49. I have not looked at the archduchess's
bosom, Your Majesty.Copy !req
50. Oh, didn't you?
It's the first thing I look at.Copy !req
51. The Duc de Choiseul.Copy !req
52. The foreign minister
who was instrumental in this union.Copy !req
53. I shall never forget that you were
responsible for my happiness.Copy !req
54. And that of France.Copy !req
55. Please.Copy !req
56. Here comes the Austrian.Copy !req
57. I hope you like apple strudel.Copy !req
58. May I present Madame la Dauphine,
Marie Antoinette.Copy !req
59. My dear grandfather king.Copy !req
60. Welcome, madame.Copy !req
61. Let me present my grandson,
Louis Auguste.Copy !req
62. Welcome, madame.Copy !req
63. She looks like a child.Copy !req
64. Hello.Copy !req
65. Thank you.Copy !req
66. - Thank you.
- You're welcome, madame.Copy !req
67. Thanks.Copy !req
68. Hello.Copy !req
69. Amen.Copy !req
70. To the dauphin
and dauphine of France.Copy !req
71. May you have many
healthy children...Copy !req
72. and produce an heir to our throne.Copy !req
73. Good luck.Copy !req
74. And good work.Copy !req
75. Apparently, nothing happened,
Your Majesty.Copy !req
76. Nothing?Copy !req
77. - Nothing.
- Nothing.Copy !req
78. Oh, dear.Copy !req
79. Madame...Copy !req
80. at the morning
dressing ceremony...Copy !req
81. rights of entry are given
to members of the high court.Copy !req
82. Major rights to princesses of the blood
and mistresses of the household...Copy !req
83. while minor rights
to the valets and charges.Copy !req
84. Anyone with rights of entry
may enter at any time...Copy !req
85. so you must pay attention to
acknowledging properly each arrival.Copy !req
86. And you must not
reach for anything...Copy !req
87. for the handing of an item
to the dauphine is a guarded privilege.Copy !req
88. Must go to the highest rank
in the room.Copy !req
89. For example,
the Princesse de Lamballe...Copy !req
90. is a princess of the blood
by marriage.Copy !req
91. Madame.Copy !req
92. Thank you.Copy !req
93. - It's cold.
- Yes.Copy !req
94. Good morning.Copy !req
95. So now the position must go
to the Duchess of Char...Copy !req
96. because she is also
a princess of the blood.Copy !req
97. Hello.Copy !req
98. So now, as a member
of the royal family...Copy !req
99. your sister-in-law, the Comtesse de
Provence, must have the honor.Copy !req
100. This is ridiculous.Copy !req
101. This, madame, is Versailles.Copy !req
102. So I've heard you make keys
as a hobby?Copy !req
103. Yes.Copy !req
104. And you enjoy making keys?Copy !req
105. Obviously.Copy !req
106. She had to let her servants go.
My maid knows the cook.Copy !req
107. You know everyone.Copy !req
108. Comtesse de Noailles
looks very out of sorts.Copy !req
109. I think her husband's been
causing a little problem lately...Copy !req
110. spending far too much time
with his stable boys.Copy !req
111. Too much.Copy !req
112. Marie Antoinette looks
very pretty tonight.Copy !req
113. Yes.Copy !req
114. Darling, a new life, unfortunately.Copy !req
115. When you think about it,
this poor Marie Antoinette.Copy !req
116. So young, so...Copy !req
117. I think she should
go back to her country.Copy !req
118. Look at her, so disgusting.Copy !req
119. The comtesse is looking rather
dour this evening, don't you think?Copy !req
120. Always dour. Always tragic.Copy !req
121. Can't believe they've brought
those ghastly aunts out again.Copy !req
122. Where have they been
hiding them all these years?Copy !req
123. Oh, really? This is shocking.Copy !req
124. What is she...?Copy !req
125. It's so awful, I can't—
Oh, my goodness.Copy !req
126. Who is she?Copy !req
127. That lady is here
to give pleasure to the king.Copy !req
128. That's du Barry, the king's mistress.Copy !req
129. She wouldn't be allowed at court...Copy !req
130. but the king did some maneuvering
to secure her a title.Copy !req
131. The one thing I've learned
about girls from the gutter...Copy !req
132. is they know their jewels.Copy !req
133. No way are those fake.Copy !req
134. You see that?Copy !req
135. Is this the way
people are treating me?Copy !req
136. To the stocks.Copy !req
137. Nobody treats me like a lady here.Copy !req
138. Now she's staring at me.
It's so awful.Copy !req
139. - She should not be sitting at this table.
- I'll have one of—Copy !req
140. Did you hear that?Copy !req
141. - She just burped.
- Out of the whorehouse, darling.Copy !req
142. - I don't know who you're referring to.
- Everyone at this table is for sale.Copy !req
143. - Curls.
- What a little tart.Copy !req
144. Well, she's not the only one at this
table, darling. Take a look around.Copy !req
145. Look at this beautiful
Marie Antoinette. I look like her?Copy !req
146. - Don't you think so?
- A long time ago.Copy !req
147. Oh, you exaggerate.
She has blue eyes like me.Copy !req
148. I suppose she's rather sweet.
For an Austrian.Copy !req
149. I think she's delightful.
She looks like a piece of cake.Copy !req
150. Be interesting to see
how long she lasts.Copy !req
151. Good afternoon, Your Majesty.Copy !req
152. How is your grandson, the dauphin?Copy !req
153. He's off hunting the stag.Copy !req
154. She doesn't seem
the least bit interested in him.Copy !req
155. She is Austrian. They're not exactly
the warmest people.Copy !req
156. But it's true. Her brother Joseph
is so cold. He's an awful man.Copy !req
157. They say in Austria,
that she was with child...Copy !req
158. What a hunt today.Copy !req
159. I'm exhausted.Copy !req
160. Would you like some meat?Copy !req
161. Your Royal Highness...Copy !req
162. handing out cold meats
to a hunting party...Copy !req
163. is not the most becoming conduct
for a future queen of France.Copy !req
164. I was just trying to be a nice wife
for the dauphin's hunt.Copy !req
165. Surely there's no harm in that.Copy !req
166. And I received a letter from
your mother warning you not to ride...Copy !req
167. as this is one of
the leading causes of miscarriages.Copy !req
168. Well, as everyone knows,
there's no danger of that.Copy !req
169. And it's not my fault.Copy !req
170. Do you realize the consequences of
an unconsummated royal marriage?Copy !req
171. That it could be annulled?Copy !req
172. Your mother has asked that
you take this matter very seriously.Copy !req
173. And do everything
in your power...Copy !req
174. to inspire the dauphin.Copy !req
175. I'll do what I can.Copy !req
176. Of course I want to please
the dauphin and my mother.Copy !req
177. You'll have no influence over the king
and dauphin without a pregnancy.Copy !req
178. Madame, you have
the alliance to consider.Copy !req
179. Letting everyone down
would be my greatest unhappiness.Copy !req
180. I am pleased madame
is taking this seriously.Copy !req
181. Oh, is Mops on his way?Copy !req
182. I'm working on it...Copy !req
183. but Your Royal Highness has
more pressing matters to attend to.Copy !req
184. Oh, and I received this letter
from your mother.Copy !req
185. Dearest Antoinette:Copy !req
186. It is clear that the heart
of your problems in your new home...Copy !req
187. is your inability to inspire
sexual passion in your husband.Copy !req
188. There is no reason a girl
with so many charms as you...Copy !req
189. should be in this situation.Copy !req
190. Remember, you represent
the future...Copy !req
191. and nothing is certain
about your place there...Copy !req
192. until the final physical act to crown
the Franco-Austrian alliance...Copy !req
193. is performed.Copy !req
194. It's cold.Copy !req
195. It is a bit chilly.
Shall I get you a blanket?Copy !req
196. No. It's okay.Copy !req
197. Are those your feet?
They're like icicles.Copy !req
198. Well...Copy !req
199. sleep well.Copy !req
200. Thank you.Copy !req
201. - Night.
- Good night.Copy !req
202. Your hair always looks so pretty.Copy !req
203. - Oh, do you think so?
- Yeah, it's gorgeous.Copy !req
204. - It's not what I'm used to. It is.
- It's so nice to be blond.Copy !req
205. - Have you been to see Léonard?
- No.Copy !req
206. My head is in agony.Copy !req
207. - This morning, I think, you know—
- Did he pull it?Copy !req
208. Léonard must've been
in a bad mood...Copy !req
209. because he was pulling
my hair so hard.Copy !req
210. And I want to tell him, you know, it's
not my fault if he's had a bad morning.Copy !req
211. Don't take it out on my scalp.Copy !req
212. That was unnecessary.Copy !req
213. Watch it.Copy !req
214. I would love to go
to the opera in Paris.Copy !req
215. Why go to the opera when we can
listen to the comtesse here?Copy !req
216. Must she sing all night?Copy !req
217. Can't you do something
about your wife?Copy !req
218. Madame, shall we retire
to make love all night?Copy !req
219. Four times last night wasn't enough.Copy !req
220. Dear Antoinette:Copy !req
221. I am extremely concerned
with your situation.Copy !req
222. Fortunately, the king doesn't show
preference for your sister-in-law.Copy !req
223. But what if she becomes pregnant?Copy !req
224. Also, I have heard...Copy !req
225. that you are not making
invitations to Madame du Barry.Copy !req
226. Snubbing the king's favorite,
in your position...Copy !req
227. is extremely unwise.Copy !req
228. - Du Barry is dreadful.
- Dreadful.Copy !req
229. The way she dresses.
She thinks she is the queen.Copy !req
230. Yes, she does.
And those ridiculous pet monkeys.Copy !req
231. Where does she come from?Copy !req
232. From every bed in Paris.Copy !req
233. You know, we didn't think she'd
last long until she married the comte...Copy !req
234. and then he was conveniently
shipped away somewhere.Copy !req
235. She doesn't stay in the boudoir.Copy !req
236. - She's political.
- Very.Copy !req
237. And extremely anti-Choiseul.Copy !req
238. And I don't want to say this...Copy !req
239. but I don't think that she has
greeted you with respect.Copy !req
240. That's just my opinion.Copy !req
241. Ambassador Mercy says
I must pay her a visit.Copy !req
242. Well, if we invited you to tea
at the last minute...Copy !req
243. you wouldn't be able to,
would you?Copy !req
244. She died giving birth
to her tenth child.Copy !req
245. What a pity. What a pity.Copy !req
246. - There was blood all over—
- Here comes our little Austrian.Copy !req
247. - Good afternoon, madame.
- Good afternoon.Copy !req
248. Good afternoon. You look lovely.Copy !req
249. Oh, thank you. So do you.Copy !req
250. Thank you.Copy !req
251. Look at du Barry.
What is she wearing now?Copy !req
252. Another one of her exotic fantasies?Copy !req
253. She can't pass a mirror
without seducing it.Copy !req
254. Do you think she's wearing
enough jewelry?Copy !req
255. Never enough for du Barry.Copy !req
256. She's coming.Copy !req
257. Oh, I love your shoes, Victoire.Copy !req
258. Oh, why, thank you.
I got them from Christian in Paris.Copy !req
259. - Oh, I must call on him.
- Yes, you must. He's wonderful.Copy !req
260. Madame du Barry would like
to offer you some diamonds.Copy !req
261. I have enough diamonds.Copy !req
262. Snubbing the king's favorite is publicly
criticizing the king's behavior.Copy !req
263. All you need do is say
a few words to her.Copy !req
264. Because of rank she is not
allowed to speak first.Copy !req
265. I certainly have nothing
to say to her.Copy !req
266. Why should I approve of his
cavorting with a harlot?Copy !req
267. - Your Royal Highness.
- Well, that's what she is.Copy !req
268. Everyone knows she's from a brothel
and that title was bought for her.Copy !req
269. Your mother and I
are very concerned.Copy !req
270. Du Barry has been complaining to
the king that you will not address her.Copy !req
271. And you cannot afford
to fall out of favor with the king.Copy !req
272. Especially as your marriage...Copy !req
273. not exactly on solid ground.Copy !req
274. Fine. I'll talk to her.Copy !req
275. There are a lot of people
at Versailles today.Copy !req
276. Yes, there are.Copy !req
277. Those are my last words
to that woman.Copy !req
278. The first mechanical locks
were made of wood.Copy !req
279. Records show them in use
some 4000 years ago in Egypt.Copy !req
280. Any good fans? That one's pretty.Copy !req
281. - Evening or daytime?
- I like lace.Copy !req
282. These are so du Barry.Copy !req
283. - Do you like these for hair?
- It's beautiful.Copy !req
284. - You don't think it's too much?
- Maybe one.Copy !req
285. - One feather?
- Yeah.Copy !req
286. Or in white?Copy !req
287. Can we get these in white, maybe?Copy !req
288. I don't know if I like that one.Copy !req
289. I love these.Copy !req
290. Do you want these too?Copy !req
291. Yeah, but in pink.Copy !req
292. Oh, okay. Two in pink.Copy !req
293. Has madame read the brief
on our current situation?Copy !req
294. No, I haven't read it yet.Copy !req
295. Can you just tell me about it?Copy !req
296. Well, the reforms in Poland by King
Poniatowski have led to civil war.Copy !req
297. The Russians and the Austrians
have taken over a third of Poland...Copy !req
298. which is, of course, distressing...Copy !req
299. as Poland is a friend and ally
of France.Copy !req
300. Which sleeve do you like?
With ruffles or without?Copy !req
301. Have you been paying
any attention?Copy !req
302. Your mother is relying on you
to smooth over this crisis.Copy !req
303. Where will I be if there's a rupture
between our two families?Copy !req
304. Am I to be Austrian
or the dauphine of France?Copy !req
305. You must be both.Copy !req
306. - Well, I heard that she bought a boy.
- No.Copy !req
307. Yes, I heard. She found a peasant
boy by the side of the street...Copy !req
308. and took him in like a stray dog.Copy !req
309. Well, it's not as if
she can have one of her own.Copy !req
310. Maybe if she spent
less time with Lamballe...Copy !req
311. and more time with her husband...Copy !req
312. there wouldn't be a problem.Copy !req
313. Well, let's not forget
she is an Austrian spy.Copy !req
314. And I can't imagine
that's very warm in the bedroom.Copy !req
315. Come, my little truffle cake.Copy !req
316. I'm going to ravage you.Copy !req
317. - Will you come back right away?
- Yes, my sweet.Copy !req
318. Just a quick hunting excursion,
we'll be back straightaway.Copy !req
319. I will be humiliated
before the court and the public...Copy !req
320. if your brother's new wife
becomes pregnant before I do.Copy !req
321. When I return from Saint-Cloud,
you can be sure...Copy !req
322. that I will resume my regime.Copy !req
323. And hopefully everything
will go swimmingly.Copy !req
324. I have absolutely no intention of
breaking the alliance with Austria.Copy !req
325. I am very relieved to hear that,
Your Majesty.Copy !req
326. But what on earth is going on
with that young couple?Copy !req
327. It's a disaster.Copy !req
328. Send for Dr. Lassonne to visit them.Copy !req
329. Yes, of course.Copy !req
330. Do you find your body responsive?Copy !req
331. What?Copy !req
332. Do you find your body responsive?Copy !req
333. What do you eat for breakfast?Copy !req
334. Hot chocolate.Copy !req
335. Hot chocolate.Copy !req
336. Hello?Copy !req
337. Hello, Yolande.Copy !req
338. How lovely to see you.Copy !req
339. Yes. This is
the Duchesse de Polignac.Copy !req
340. - Hello.
- Your Majesty.Copy !req
341. - We haven't seen you for a while.
- I know.Copy !req
342. I've been in St. Petersburg,
where I met Dimitri.Copy !req
343. Isn't he divine?
Have you ever been with a Russian?Copy !req
344. - No, I—
- They're so bossy.Copy !req
345. Look how fat the marquis's gotten.
Hope he doesn't break the chair.Copy !req
346. Is he still sleeping with Camille?Copy !req
347. Anyway, I must be off.
It was lovely to meet you.Copy !req
348. Quiet.Copy !req
349. Applause is not usually permitted
at court performances.Copy !req
350. Why not? It was wonderful.Copy !req
351. Clap, clap.Copy !req
352. Clap.Copy !req
353. Dearest Antoinette:Copy !req
354. I'm pleased to tell you how wonderful
your brothers and sisters are doing...Copy !req
355. in their marriages.Copy !req
356. Maria Carolina is pregnant...Copy !req
357. expecting her first child in June.Copy !req
358. And Ferdinand is enchanted
with Beatrice...Copy !req
359. having made her his wife at once.Copy !req
360. All this news, which should fill me
with contentment...Copy !req
361. is diminished by reflections
on your dangerous situation.Copy !req
362. Everything depends on the wife...Copy !req
363. if she is willing and sweet.Copy !req
364. I can't repeat enough...Copy !req
365. the importance for you
to employ charm and patience...Copy !req
366. never ill humor, to remedy
this unfortunate situation.Copy !req
367. Remember, nothing is certain
about your place there...Copy !req
368. until an heir is produced.Copy !req
369. - Excuse me.
- It's all right.Copy !req
370. I'm sorry.Copy !req
371. That's all right.Copy !req
372. - I'm sorry.
- It's all right.Copy !req
373. - Good night.
- Good night.Copy !req
374. Your Majesties are requested at the
delivery of Comtesse de Provence.Copy !req
375. Bravo, bravo.Copy !req
376. - Oh, wonderful!
- It's a healthy baby boy.Copy !req
377. Oh, my God. How happy I am.Copy !req
378. Let me see my nephew.
The new Duc d'Angoulême.Copy !req
379. - Congratulations.
- Thank you.Copy !req
380. It's the first Bourbon prince
of his generation.Copy !req
381. He's so beautiful.Copy !req
382. It's barren. What do you expect?Copy !req
383. When will you give us an heir?Copy !req
384. I hear she's frigid.Copy !req
385. I like the pink. It's like candy.Copy !req
386. This is wonderful.Copy !req
387. I love this.Copy !req
388. Oh, it's a classic.Copy !req
389. Could we get
some more champagne?Copy !req
390. Monsieur Léonard.Copy !req
391. Ravishing.Copy !req
392. Oh, Léonard.Copy !req
393. You're the best.Copy !req
394. - It's not too much, is it?
- No.Copy !req
395. We should all go to Paris
for the masked ball.Copy !req
396. We're not allowed to go
without a formal reception.Copy !req
397. Well, if it's a masked ball...Copy !req
398. no one would have to know,
would they?Copy !req
399. Sorry.Copy !req
400. Which way?Copy !req
401. Come on.Copy !req
402. Excuse me.Copy !req
403. Excuse me.Copy !req
404. Where do you come from, monsieur?Copy !req
405. Versailles.Copy !req
406. And has the dauphin
done the deed yet?Copy !req
407. What?Copy !req
408. Has the dauphin deflowered
the dauphine?Copy !req
409. - Excuse me?
- I'd love to do the honors, you know.Copy !req
410. Doesn't interest me. Cheers.Copy !req
411. Look at that sword.Copy !req
412. I'd like to see what he could
do with that.Copy !req
413. Oh, who's he talking to?Copy !req
414. Hideous dress she's wearing.Copy !req
415. Pretend you're having
a really good time.Copy !req
416. Have fun.Copy !req
417. - Do I know you?
- No. I don't think so.Copy !req
418. Are you making
any progress with her?Copy !req
419. Possibly.Copy !req
420. Are you going to tell me
who you are?Copy !req
421. Are you?Copy !req
422. Count Fersen of the Swedish army.Copy !req
423. Count Fersen.Copy !req
424. That's the dauphine.Copy !req
425. We must go.
It's half past three in the morning.Copy !req
426. No. Let's just stay a little longer.Copy !req
427. - Oh, please. Let's go. Come on.
- Please, please.Copy !req
428. Finally.Copy !req
429. Do you know of Count Fersen?Copy !req
430. Yes! Count Fersen, of course.Copy !req
431. Beatrice de la Falaise
was with him last summer.Copy !req
432. He's got quite a reputation,
you know.Copy !req
433. Comtesse de Sevigny.
She was with him too.Copy !req
434. Good morning.Copy !req
435. - What is it?
- The king has fallen ill.Copy !req
436. Is it serious?Copy !req
437. Smallpox.Copy !req
438. He doesn't have long.Copy !req
439. You know, we cannot take his
confession while he has a mistress.Copy !req
440. It will be taken care of.Copy !req
441. Madame du Barry...Copy !req
442. I'm sick and know
what I have to do.Copy !req
443. Rest assured...Copy !req
444. I shall always...Copy !req
445. have the most tender feelings
of friendship for you.Copy !req
446. Bring me du Barry.Copy !req
447. She is gone, Your Majesty.Copy !req
448. The king is dead.
Long live Louis XVI.Copy !req
449. Your Majesties,
I am at your loyal service.Copy !req
450. Dear God, guide us and protect us.
We are too young to reign.Copy !req
451. May God crown you
with a crown of glory.Copy !req
452. How marvelous.Copy !req
453. Here are two for me and the queen.Copy !req
454. Happy birthday, darling!Copy !req
455. One, two, three.Copy !req
456. Happy birthday!Copy !req
457. Happy birthday, darling.
Eighteen. Happy birthday.Copy !req
458. Big stakes! Come on now!Copy !req
459. That one.Copy !req
460. That one's for me.Copy !req
461. What's coming?Copy !req
462. Amazing.Copy !req
463. Here are two.Copy !req
464. So pretty!Copy !req
465. Oh, Léonard.Copy !req
466. Thank you.Copy !req
467. Okay, come round to the salon.Copy !req
468. Speak to le beau Julian.Copy !req
469. - First. And then you'll see me.
- Marvelous!Copy !req
470. I've heard he likes men as well.Copy !req
471. No. No. It's not true.Copy !req
472. Do you want some cherry?Copy !req
473. I love your hair.
What's going on there?Copy !req
474. Everything.Copy !req
475. - It's fantastic.
- It's full of secrets.Copy !req
476. You're winning, I hope.Copy !req
477. Madame, it's quite late.Copy !req
478. I think it's time for
the dealers to return to Paris.Copy !req
479. You said we could play
but you never specified for how long.Copy !req
480. - You're worthless.
- I won again!Copy !req
481. - Give me my chips.
- How'd you get so good at this?Copy !req
482. - Good night.
- Oh, no. Don't go to sleep.Copy !req
483. We're gonna watch the sunrise.
Don't you want to see that?Copy !req
484. I'd rather get
some much-needed sleep.Copy !req
485. Have you ever watched the sunrise?Copy !req
486. When I rise early for the hunt,
my dear.Copy !req
487. - That doesn't count.
- It's your turn.Copy !req
488. Try not to lose our whole fortune.Copy !req
489. On a roll.Copy !req
490. I'm taking off.Copy !req
491. That's impressive.
That is very impressive.Copy !req
492. Wait! Wait! Wait!Copy !req
493. Spin with me!Copy !req
494. Wait!Copy !req
495. Come along.Copy !req
496. Come on. Come on, people.
Move, move, move.Copy !req
497. Isn't that the most beautiful thing
you've ever seen?Copy !req
498. - Happy birthday.
- Happy birthday.Copy !req
499. - Cheers. For the birthday girl.
- Happy birthday.Copy !req
500. To the new day.Copy !req
501. And the next one.Copy !req
502. I think I have a fly
in my champagne.Copy !req
503. I would like to plant oaks
all along these paths.Copy !req
504. How long will that take?Copy !req
505. It will take two weeks to get them,
but they will be quite small.Copy !req
506. What if I want them that size?Copy !req
507. It will take at least three years.Copy !req
508. - Three years?
- Yes.Copy !req
509. Well, can't they bring in
bigger ones?Copy !req
510. Well, I can see.Copy !req
511. Your Majesty, you have spent
over 50,000 already this month.Copy !req
512. There is nothing left
to go to your charities.Copy !req
513. Your Majesty? Léonard is here
to fit your new wigs.Copy !req
514. All right.
I'll get the small trees.Copy !req
515. And I'll ask Louis for the money
for the Young Mothers' Fund.Copy !req
516. The Americans are asking for help
in their revolution.Copy !req
517. Well, I can't exactly see
assisting those...Copy !req
518. who are rejecting their sovereign.Copy !req
519. But it would make
a strong statement to England.Copy !req
520. Can our finances take the strain?Copy !req
521. Oh, taxes will be raised slightly.Copy !req
522. I recommend we help
our American brothers...Copy !req
523. and show the rest of Europe
our strength.Copy !req
524. All right, then.
Send funds to America.Copy !req
525. Madame, your brother, the emperor,
is in the salon waiting for you.Copy !req
526. He's here? Thank you.Copy !req
527. Have you come to take me home?Copy !req
528. Unfortunately, I can't kidnap
the queen of France.Copy !req
529. Is your hair quite tall enough today?Copy !req
530. Maybe you can keep a pet
in there or something.Copy !req
531. The emperor of China
sent me this tea.Copy !req
532. Watch the flower.Copy !req
533. Isn't it divine?Copy !req
534. Yes.Copy !req
535. It's jasmine.Copy !req
536. As your brother, I have to lecture you
about your constant gambling...Copy !req
537. and choice of friends,
like the Duchesse de Polignac.Copy !req
538. Do you think she's the proper
lady-in-waiting for a queen?Copy !req
539. But she's fun. She makes me laugh.Copy !req
540. And your constant parties.Copy !req
541. I mean, they can hardly leave you
enough time to spend...Copy !req
542. alone with your husband.Copy !req
543. I'm sure our mother has worried you.Copy !req
544. Yes. Well, of course she has.Copy !req
545. I think I'm gonna talk to young Louis.Copy !req
546. Magnificent.Copy !req
547. We have a female elephant
in our Austrian menagerie.Copy !req
548. Well, perhaps we could arrange
a marriage.Copy !req
549. So...Copy !req
550. I thought we could have a little talk
about the marriage bed.Copy !req
551. The doctor said I was fit.Copy !req
552. Good.Copy !req
553. What goes on exactly?Copy !req
554. I understand you have
a certain passion for locks.Copy !req
555. Yes.Copy !req
556. Well, sometimes when
a key doesn't quite fit...Copy !req
557. The problem is only that
the king and queen of France...Copy !req
558. are complete blunderers.Copy !req
559. There's nothing really wrong
with Louis XVI.Copy !req
560. Everything works,
just not at the right time.Copy !req
561. I think after our conversation,
the great work will be accomplished.Copy !req
562. Very warm in here.Copy !req
563. I can't even believe she's getting
enough air.Copy !req
564. Is it a boy?Copy !req
565. It's a girl, look.Copy !req
566. She's unconscious.
We must get her air.Copy !req
567. Please, the queen needs air.Copy !req
568. Excuse me. Excuse me. Excuse me.Copy !req
569. Get back. Back.
Get back, please.Copy !req
570. Everybody, please.Copy !req
571. Get back.Copy !req
572. Oh, he's beautiful.Copy !req
573. You are adorable.Copy !req
574. It's a girl.Copy !req
575. Poor little girl.Copy !req
576. You are not what was desired,
but you are no less dear to me.Copy !req
577. A boy would be the son of France...Copy !req
578. but you, Marie Thérèse,
shall be mine.Copy !req
579. Come look.Copy !req
580. Oh, she's so small.Copy !req
581. Look at her hands.Copy !req
582. I would like to feed her myself.Copy !req
583. But, madame,
we have the nurse for that.Copy !req
584. And you know, it's not a good idea
in your fragile condition.Copy !req
585. Madame.Copy !req
586. May I present you with
your new retreat, the Petit Trianon.Copy !req
587. Thank you.Copy !req
588. I want something
more simple. Natural.Copy !req
589. To wear in the garden.Copy !req
590. Are you getting food for the little lamb?
Let's feed the lamb.Copy !req
591. Marie Thérèse, come here.Copy !req
592. You do it. You do it.
You feed the lamb.Copy !req
593. You feed the lamb.Copy !req
594. Little lamby.Copy !req
595. Beautiful.Copy !req
596. What is this? It's an egg.Copy !req
597. Welcome to my little village.
I love it here.Copy !req
598. - Really special.
- It's my heaven.Copy !req
599. - Hello.
- Sweet.Copy !req
600. Oh, look, the chickens
are out. Fabulous.Copy !req
601. Oh, the lilies look so beautiful.Copy !req
602. - It's heavenly.
- Hello.Copy !req
603. Come on, you little chickens.
Come on, little chickens!Copy !req
604. Oh, look at those little things. Hello!Copy !req
605. That one's named after me.Copy !req
606. Oh, this is my favorite, all the fresh
herbs. They smell so good.Copy !req
607. You've got to brush the dirt off a bit,
but they're quite clean after that.Copy !req
608. Oh, we must do this more often.
I love the country.Copy !req
609. Where'd you get this from?Copy !req
610. - Wait till you try this milk.
- Oh, what beautiful porcelain.Copy !req
611. - How lovely.
- That one's very good.Copy !req
612. One of these.Copy !req
613. You must try the milk.Copy !req
614. Thank you.Copy !req
615. Rousseau says:Copy !req
616. "If we assume man has been
corrupted by an artificial civilization...Copy !req
617. what is the natural state?Copy !req
618. The state of nature
from which he has been removed?Copy !req
619. Imagine wandering up
and down the forest...Copy !req
620. without industry, without speech...Copy !req
621. and without home."Copy !req
622. Let's get a blue flower.Copy !req
623. Beautiful.Copy !req
624. No, I think perceived austerity
must be encouraged...Copy !req
625. but I'm afraid the queen has
a somewhat artistic temperament...Copy !req
626. which needs nourishing.Copy !req
627. May I speak to you?Copy !req
628. Yes. Excuse me, Father.Copy !req
629. We have not received any invitation
by the queen...Copy !req
630. which is customary to our rank.Copy !req
631. I'm afraid the queen is not well
enough for formal entertaining...Copy !req
632. but I will speak with her, madame.Copy !req
633. But—Copy !req
634. How can we be expected
to live in a place...Copy !req
635. without any certainty
of our position?Copy !req
636. I don't understand.Copy !req
637. The Duchesse de Char
was very angry.Copy !req
638. But this is my escape
from all the protocol.Copy !req
639. Raumont, amongst others,
was complaining.Copy !req
640. Well, we'll invite them to the theater
for my first performance.Copy !req
641. - We'll need an audience.
- Splendid.Copy !req
642. Bravo!Copy !req
643. Bravo!Copy !req
644. Bravo!Copy !req
645. And in the end, I don't know
how they go out.Copy !req
646. - It's always raining there.
- Not like here. It's always raining.Copy !req
647. They are cheerful, I must admit.Copy !req
648. There's someone to see you.Copy !req
649. Oh, who?Copy !req
650. Good afternoon!Copy !req
651. You've come to pay me a visit.
How gallant you are.Copy !req
652. - Have you seen Marie Thérèse today?
- She's been married off.Copy !req
653. Can't we at least wait
until she's talking?Copy !req
654. If you insist.Copy !req
655. Come home. We're having a ball for
the soldiers who fought in America.Copy !req
656. I will.Copy !req
657. I hope there are
some handsome generals.Copy !req
658. They've been away from women
a long time, you know.Copy !req
659. May I also present Comte d'Estaing.Copy !req
660. Excellent victory on the capture
of Grenada. Excellent.Copy !req
661. Congratulations.Copy !req
662. Your Majesty, may I present
Colonel Smythe.Copy !req
663. May I also present Count Fersen.Copy !req
664. Count Fersen.Copy !req
665. Pleasure's all mine.Copy !req
666. Thank you, sir. Thank you.Copy !req
667. - What is this?
- It's a wild strawberry.Copy !req
668. Try it. It's quite exquisite.Copy !req
669. Honestly! "The Marriage of Figaro".
You'd love it.Copy !req
670. The servants take over the house.Copy !req
671. It's superb.Copy !req
672. The women were carrying
the verses around on their fans.Copy !req
673. Best thing I've seen for years.
You enjoyed it, didn't you?Copy !req
674. I think we saw it together.Copy !req
675. It was over three hours.
Far too long for me.Copy !req
676. - Cheers, everybody.
- To the queen.Copy !req
677. To our queen.Copy !req
678. Have a good evening.Copy !req
679. And to Raumont
for bringing the oysters.Copy !req
680. To Raumont for the oysters.Copy !req
681. And to Lamballe
for bringing the flowers.Copy !req
682. For the flowers, beautiful flowers.Copy !req
683. And to Fersen for coming
all the way from Sweden.Copy !req
684. - Yes.
- To Sweden.Copy !req
685. All the way from Sweden.Copy !req
686. That is a very long journey,
I must say.Copy !req
687. - How long was it?
- Took about ten days.Copy !req
688. Yes, ten days
is a very long time.Copy !req
689. Personally, I can't travel
that much myself.Copy !req
690. - Far too long.
- I must show you this trick.Copy !req
691. Everybody, lick your finger and then
rub it around the rim of the glass.Copy !req
692. Beautiful.Copy !req
693. - A horrible sound.
- Oh, come on. It's like angels.Copy !req
694. - It's like angels.
- It's very pretty.Copy !req
695. It is pretty, isn't it?Copy !req
696. It's very spiritual, really, isn't it?Copy !req
697. When was the last time
you went to Mass?Copy !req
698. - Of sorts.
- I haven't seen it.Copy !req
699. Ask another question.Copy !req
700. - I can ask another question?
- Yeah.Copy !req
701. Am I a male?Copy !req
702. - No.
- No.Copy !req
703. Partially.Copy !req
704. That's terrible.Copy !req
705. Oh, that's so mean.Copy !req
706. My turn, it's my turn.Copy !req
707. Am I a woman?Copy !req
708. Am I a soldier?Copy !req
709. - Do I write music?
- Yes.Copy !req
710. Am I a vegetable?Copy !req
711. - Yes. Good question.
- Yes.Copy !req
712. Am I...Copy !req
713. from the ancient world?Copy !req
714. - Am I here?
- No.Copy !req
715. No, thank God.Copy !req
716. Am I...Copy !req
717. present now?Copy !req
718. - Yes.
- Yes, always.Copy !req
719. - Am I—?
- You're very talented.Copy !req
720. - Am I Alexander the Great?
- Yes.Copy !req
721. Is it Mozart?Copy !req
722. - You saw!
- You've seen yours.Copy !req
723. That's the second time
I've won as well.Copy !req
724. - You saw that.
- There's something in the oysters.Copy !req
725. Be careful, please.Copy !req
726. But you should try to visit America.Copy !req
727. It's beautiful, very different
than France.Copy !req
728. Our queen seems rather fond
of looking at Count Fersen.Copy !req
729. Then you've not heard
of the Hasselhoff family singers?Copy !req
730. No.Copy !req
731. Well, he's easy on the eyes.Copy !req
732. But don't you think she favors him
too clearly?Copy !req
733. Just because it is not you?Copy !req
734. Don't you think it would be
unbecoming to our queen...Copy !req
735. when he has quite a reputation?Copy !req
736. He amuses her,
and she likes to be amused.Copy !req
737. There's nothing unregal
in that, monsieur.Copy !req
738. - You must meet soldiers all the time.
- No, I don't.Copy !req
739. You don't?Copy !req
740. And then he took it out.
Just like that.Copy !req
741. I said, "What do you think
you'll do with that, monsieur?"Copy !req
742. Oh, good God, don't act all innocent.Copy !req
743. Please.Copy !req
744. I could have told him exactly
what to do with it.Copy !req
745. And what is that, darling?Copy !req
746. Put it back in his trousers
where it belonged.Copy !req
747. Lamballe, ladies and gentlemen,
is what we call a prude.Copy !req
748. Better than a whore.Copy !req
749. I wish I could go with you.Copy !req
750. I should kidnap you.Copy !req
751. Of course, you know
the one about the English letter.Copy !req
752. Don't you want to go to Paris,
see the opera?Copy !req
753. Your go.Copy !req
754. I'm more comfortable
just to stay here.Copy !req
755. We have everything we need.Copy !req
756. I should talk to the priest.
No, that's inexcusable.Copy !req
757. It is. It's dangerous for her safety.Copy !req
758. Goodness, a criminal
could come in here.Copy !req
759. - Cheat.
- Conceivably her husband.Copy !req
760. You know, I heard
she's not even really a duchess.Copy !req
761. Yeah, it's all a front.Copy !req
762. Her husband's a thief,
and he bought her title.Copy !req
763. Is that what happened? Really?Copy !req
764. That's what I heard.Copy !req
765. - How much did that cost?
- A fortune.Copy !req
766. It would cost a fortune, wouldn't it?Copy !req
767. To buy a title? Yes. At the court?Copy !req
768. She shouldn't be allowed.Copy !req
769. She should buy a new dress,
is what she should buy.Copy !req
770. She should buy a new dress,
yeah, you're right.Copy !req
771. Vaguely.Copy !req
772. - What are you laughing at?
- Nothing.Copy !req
773. May I be excused?Copy !req
774. Yes, of course, madame.Copy !req
775. I might go and ask her.
That way she'll tell us exactly.Copy !req
776. Ask her about her family.Copy !req
777. The problem of the debt
is grave, Your Majesty.Copy !req
778. The people of France are hungry.Copy !req
779. Sending troops to America is costing
more than what we estimated.Copy !req
780. But we can't let England win.Copy !req
781. We must show our strength.Copy !req
782. We will continue aid
to the Americans.Copy !req
783. And when they went to the queen
to tell her her subjects had no bread...Copy !req
784. do you know what she said?Copy !req
785. Let them eat cake.Copy !req
786. That's such nonsense.
I would never say that.Copy !req
787. And here you're having
an orgy with quite a big group.Copy !req
788. I think I'm here sucking your toes.Copy !req
789. Don't they ever tire
of these ridiculous stories?Copy !req
790. They say you gave Thomas Jefferson
a special tour of your gardens.Copy !req
791. Is Jefferson admiring
the royal bush?Copy !req
792. - Oh, that's awful.
- Can't you do something?Copy !req
793. I'm not going to acknowledge it.Copy !req
794. The French can be fickle...Copy !req
795. and Her Majesty would do well
to be more attentive.Copy !req
796. Life is getting harder
for the people of France.Copy !req
797. The bread shortage is grave.Copy !req
798. Well, there must be something the
king can do to ease their sufferings.Copy !req
799. Tell the court jeweler
to stop sending diamonds.Copy !req
800. You don't need any diamonds,
do you?Copy !req
801. - No.
- How pretty Madame Royale is.Copy !req
802. I'm pleased you find me so.Copy !req
803. Say thank you.Copy !req
804. She is certainly
a daughter of France.Copy !req
805. Oh, I know.Copy !req
806. What's the matter?Copy !req
807. Your mother has died.Copy !req
808. I'm so sorry.Copy !req
809. Oh, my brother, I am devastated
by the news of our mother's death.Copy !req
810. You alone are left to me in Austria...Copy !req
811. which is and will always be
so dear to me.Copy !req
812. Remember we are your friends,
your allies.Copy !req
813. I embrace you.Copy !req
814. Madame, you have fulfilled
our wishes and those of France.Copy !req
815. You are the mother of a dauphin.Copy !req
816. May I present the dauphin of France.Copy !req
817. What a joy. The dauphin of France.Copy !req
818. Hello. Why don't you hit
the ball over there?Copy !req
819. Come on. You're gonna hit it.Copy !req
820. Your Majesty, the Bastille fortress
was stormed by an angry mob.Copy !req
821. In view of the hatred felt
for the Duchesse de Polignac...Copy !req
822. thought to be
the queen's favorite...Copy !req
823. I would recommend that
she leave for the Swiss border.Copy !req
824. I also must urge all of the princes
and princesses of the blood...Copy !req
825. to leave at once.Copy !req
826. Yes, they must go. I will stay.Copy !req
827. Certainly the royal family
must find somewhere more secure.Copy !req
828. Metz is one of the strongest
fortresses in Europe.Copy !req
829. You will not be safe here.Copy !req
830. I will see to it that
my mistresses are off at once...Copy !req
831. but my place is here
with my husband.Copy !req
832. Goodbye.Copy !req
833. Your Majesty, your immediate
return is requested.Copy !req
834. There's a mob of hundreds...Copy !req
835. on their way in demand
of flour from their sovereign.Copy !req
836. It would be more secure
to decamp to Rambouillet...Copy !req
837. - ... twice the distance from Paris.
- I will not be a fugitive king.Copy !req
838. It is too dangerous here.Copy !req
839. At least send
the queen and children.Copy !req
840. My place is at the king's side.Copy !req
841. The first of them
have arrived in town.Copy !req
842. We will stay here.Copy !req
843. Save the queen, madame.
They're coming to kill her.Copy !req
844. Celine, don't be frightened.Copy !req
845. Let's get the children.Copy !req
846. Are you admiring your lime avenue?Copy !req
847. I'm saying goodbye.Copy !req