Trial and Death Sentence of Marie Antoinette in a Film (with Video)

Marie Antoinette during the trial in a 1989 film

From youtube.com I report the video with images of the trial and death sentence of Marie Antoinette , now a former queen of France, taken from the film for TV The French Revolution , broadcast for the first time in 1989 on the occasion of the bicentenary of the event.

I recommend to everyone who has not yet done so watching this film, both for the rather accurate and faithful reconstruction of the events, and for the excellent interpretation of the characters by the actors, many of them among the best on the international scene at the time. and today.

In the role of Marie Antoinette is the talented Jane Seymour, that many of you will remember as the unforgettable Doctor Quinn of the show The Lady of the West ( Video from:youtube.com).

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