Sofia Coppola told IndieWire that making 'Marie Antoinette' nearly broke her, that the film faced critical backlash, and that she used the project to pay tribute to her late mother by completing Eleanor Coppola's 'Making Marie Antoinette,' which helped her view her career through her mother’s eyes.
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