Would that be before or after your first coffee??😂

@@1960dave1960 After my breakfast brandy

​you deserve that entry ❤

Do you get Johnny Depp looking at you like you're a prize? I want Johnny to look at me like he looks at you Jake!

@@UHaulLover It only happened once and the look was "why are you in my driveway?" It was due to a satnav issue but I didn't stay to explain

She is pretty,however the prettiest Du Barry I've seen was probably in the new Marie Antoinette series

@@ElberethOhGilthoniel Ah I've been thinking about watching this show, how is it ? (And you're less critical of this Du Barry than I am, personally I think she looks like a horse)

​@@ElberethOhGilthoniel Yes, Asia Argento is a beautiful woman 🥰🥰

A person with such attitude shouldn't become a director to begin with

I’ve been thinking the same since I saw the trailer, beauty lies in the eye of the beholder nonetheless I was disappointed when I saw her portrait madame Du Barry, for me she’s not pretty enough to play that role!

the only film with reliable costumes is Marie Antoinette 1938 by costume designer Adrian

​@royaltypr1 nope they were purposefully made off the shoulder as was popular during the 1930s. 18th century gowns were only on the shoulders

Therefore, it is unlikely that Madame Du Barry would have been wearing a pouf hairstyle in this particular scene, as she was executed in 1793 and the pouf hairstyle did not become popular until after her death. It is important for historical accuracy to ensure that the costumes and hairstyles of characters in period dramas are consistent with the time period in which they lived.

Jeez someone could have worn that once before her We weren't there

@PoisonelleMisty4311 no it was Marie Antoinette who popularized it when they both were at court and before they executed

I mean look at Du Barry right?? The way she carried herself as if SHE was the queen :P

😂just be happy they aren't black YET

Yes

truth, my problem is why they still use the real historical events tho.... like the whole thing that Marie Antoinette finally spoke to her was a real history

Man he is just an actor in this movie

ok so that is johnny depp i was like damn that's hell of a look-a-like

go back to school and study fashion history. the costumes are bad fitted and awfully plain for versailles

It should be BOTH - a story AND a lesson ! !

@@renatovonschumacher3511 If a film attempted to be a History lesson, then it had to become a Documentary. The reason being, History is not a collection of straightforward facts, but a combination of evidence and interpretation. The history lesson should be an exposition of the facts known to the present and a scholarly discussion of the possible interpretations of the things that we cannot know for certain. Such a presentation would not always make for a compelling story, at least not for the broader public. Story telling is a difficult task, even if we are only dealing with fiction. In telling stories about historical facts things get even more challenging. I respect the efforts of film makers even when sometimes their presentation of historical events does not depict historical facts.

@@solucionalternativa2 Historical films are ALSO history lessons, otherwise they are worthless kitsch and belong in the trash. History lessons are not, as you say, a presentation of the facts known today, but always depend on the level of knowledge of the teacher, his respective ideology and what he wants to underline. The same also applies to so-called scientific discussions. History is life - not cold science. It always depends on WHO or WHAT IDEOLOGY is discussing. What we cannot know, we must grasp INTUITIVELY. Poetic freedom is also permitted (where sources are missing), provided it stays within the framework of the given facts.There is source-based teaching alone (stays as a fragment and thus does not reflect the truth) and source-based teaching combined with intuition. The latter is the best, provided the teacher (or film-maker) can empathize with the relevant time period without (!) prejudice. A very good example of this is the film "Barry Lyndon". Yes, history-telling is a difficult task, even if it is just fiction. Anyone who cannot do that or wants to abuse it for political or ideological reason or just for entertainment, should leave it, otherwise they'll be acting irresponsibly.

@@solucionalternativa2 then change the name idk why they are so obsessed with having the real name if it's not meant to be accurate

@@renatovonschumacher3511 Could be, but it's naive to expect commercial cinema to be educational. They are in the business of making money at the end of the day.

I agree. I hate when they have actors using a British accent when the movie/show is taking place anywhere but England.

He's horrible and needs to retire.

You are terrible, not him ​@@Sunshine-zm1fx

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People aged quicker back then. Especially with the amount of toxic make up. 25 year olds probably looked much older

@@v8cool231 Ordinary people, not privileged ones.

Don’t forget - and yes she already was his mistress- this done to formally introduce her to court

It's Louis XV as Johnny Depp

Open google and write 123movies. You get than a site where you can watch movies, this included for free

In theatres in limited release this weekend.

She is quite attractive. I think the criticism is that she’s far too old to play the part (47 vs 25). Also, I believe that her style of beauty is very modern and would not be so admired in the court. Her features and jawline are very strong and leaning towards the masculine, which is very popular today. A softer more feminine beauty would have been preferred during that time period.

attractive as a horse could be... her mouth is a horse' one! @@amysill3815

Is this a joke? She's not pretty and looks nothing like the real lady, who actually WAS quite pretty and feminine looking.

@@amysill3815 True enough, they did enjoy the curves.

I am not French or a Historian, but I have seen the paintings of Du Barry and she was at the time of her prime in court in her twenties, very feminine and blonde, think young Marilyn Monroe. This lady, the director, is interesting, but she would not in anyway become the King's mistress.

WELL DONE JOHNNY

Not quite, everyone would curtsy to the King. It's the fact she looked him in the eyes directly.

@@karabelle67 Yeah she was flirting with him like that and the court deemed it improper of her.

You’ll also notice her third bow places her in a very small gherkin position relative to the king…ergo his lip biting…

@@Ryan-tf1uw Her first bow would have been obligatory. I take the second one as, I ride you (or otherwise fornicate), and agree with your interpretation of the third bow.

yes and no. She was looking him in the eyes and positioning herself flirtatiously. Though im sure they knew they were porking it up, she was publicly flirting in front of everyone

Are you blind?

Too am I blind. No.

Seriously these comments are awful, she's beautiful. She's even pretty for conventional standards so im???

No, she's not.@@cristianoliver4447

There are torrents of it.

Hmmm ...that's interesting. I heard the same of one of Princess Diana's ancestors.

You must not look in the eyes of the sovereign when you bow or curtsy to them

Она режиссер этого фильма

Beauty is subjective

Assomiglia pero' il cavallo preferito della contessa.

ah yes 😂 ignore those slave who eat their own sh*t literally

🤣🤣🤣... cruel pero cierto!

That puts it all in perspective! 🤣👍

Any other actress would have been a better choice for this role 😅. Especially when you have Johnny Depp in the role of the king 😍🥰

because the french court and monarch were not so beautiful back than. it was rare for a young woman to be beautiful .

​@@newdimension4731True, but this woman was famously beautiful compared to others in her time.

Does it matter? She stiil looks more young and beautiful than Depp.

No. She's rather odd-looking, especially when she opens her mouth.@@iridescentraindrops

Unfortunately, it's not out yet! I'm waiting myself, absolutely! Hopefully, more scenes can be uploaded til then? Johnny Depp nails this role!

Watched it in the cinema last night

@@feonor26 how was it¿

@@everyonesalittlemad1608 Well it was good enough for a movie date which I was on 😂 I know all the characters excisted historically, but I dont know if everything in the movie happened the way it did in real life.

him

Well she was one

sometimes translators just di whatever to make it seem dramatic. In french she just said “the countess made us wait 😒”

Jeanne du Barry.

What ca coWINKadink

Maybe you should had played this role and had us all dazzled with your beauty

but she is really not pretty and not young to attract a monarch@@franfernandez6113

Ну, почему же? Я думаю, по тем временам, такая внешность была бы даже очень красивой..раз..и два, настоящая дю Барри не была прям писанной красавицей, судя по сохранившимся портретам..Да это и не так важно было для короля, думаю... Именно потому,что мог иметь любую, фаворитка должна была обладать гораздо большими качествами, чем кукольная красота..Харизмой и сексапилом,к примеру 😊

​@@sofie-ps1gzпортреты портретами, но прикол в том, что, по отзывам современников, в том и был смысл ДюБарри, что она была ангельски красивой и, зараза такая, НЕ СТАРИЛАСЬ) А это что? Это лицо даже с Францией не ассоциируется, не то что с красотой

​@@franfernandez6113maybe

and no toilets, the palace smelled like actual sh1t

Yes

they didnt

lmao😂

And no antibiotics or proper hygiene… no thx. The average middle class American lives better than royalty of the 18th century. By a long shot.

……actually holding court at Versailles wasn’t so pleasant as almost ALL the suits did NOT have toilets and filled chamber pots lined the corridors which made the whole place smell like stale urine & shit!

Yeah, it's very beautiful. But your bladder said otherwise. 😅😅😅

😅😅 creo que falta documentarte bien, no era fácil estar ahí

They didn't have toilets, toilet paper, or showers.

she is 47, too. two oldies together

Show your face boomer.

​@@user-vi7rj9co5jHe looks older than her.

​@@user-vi7rj9co5j and he is 60, much older. So what? Aging happens to everyone.

😂you think King Louis XV was a pretty young boy? he was older than depp at this time

All actors wear makeup.

Oh yes, it is. Unlike presidents of United States or Germany, French presidents have a lot of power while the Prime Minister is here to balance. If the president is nationalist (which is often the case), the Prime Minister will be socialist.

Thanks.

​@@lindildeev5721Democracy/monarchy is not about how powerful the head of the state is. It's about whether the head of state is elected or inherited. The French presidency is elected. That makes it a democracy not a monarchy.

@@christineyoung8345 A democracy is a government when only people decides, which is not totally the case in France (and not only in France). So, even if the president is elected, it still is a little bit of a monarchy.

There is a story that when Edward VII of the UK went to France he saw a french actress that he knew and wanted to say hello. But since french feelings towards the english were hostile at the time, his security said it would be a bad idea to mingle in the crowd. The King went anyway to say hi and the actress said, among other things, that "France is a Republic today because we don't have royalty like you." By the end of Edward's visit he was cheered by the French, and it led to the Entente Cordiale

T'es pas mieux.