Sofia Coppola Left In the Cranky Moment
On the set of Marie Antoinette, Sofia Coppola was a director in her mid-30s with two previous features behind her, exhilarated and occasionally overwhelmed by the scope of shooting a historical drama at Versailles. Making Marie Antoinette documents the craftsmen who conjured 18th-century France, including costume designer Milena Canonero, who won her third of four Oscars for the film.
She says she left in a moment of herself being cranky.
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The cranky moment is the more human detail: she's glad she left it in, because it was embarrassing.
Pushback
A cranky moment can be a performance of honesty. The more substantial material is the craftsmen, especially Canonero, who won her third of four Oscars for the film.