Season 2 of 'Marie-Antoinette' Explores Scandal and Struggle for Reputation

The new season on Canal+ delves into the infamous diamond necklace affair, portraying the queen's resilience during a turbulent era.

The second season of 'Marie-Antoinette' premieres on Canal+, focusing on the 1786 diamond necklace scandal that deeply tarnished the queen's reputation.
Emilia Schüle returns as Marie-Antoinette, showcasing the queen's transformation as she navigates personal and political crises while facing mounting public scrutiny.
The series balances historical drama with modern storytelling, exploring themes of reputation, gender roles, and the pressures of monarchy during a pre-revolutionary France.
Critics highlight the series' compelling depiction of the queen's isolation, resilience, and humanity, though some elements, such as the romantic subplot, received mixed reviews.
The production features an international cast, lavish costumes, and authentic Versailles settings, immersing viewers in the grandeur and tension of the late 18th century.