Marie Antoinette, nominated for achievement in costume design, tells the story of the child princess who married France's King Louis XVI and was executed by guillotine at the height of the French Revolution. Despite the movie's setting in the 18th century, the ill-fated queen, played by Kirsten Dunst, runs along a hallway lit by chandeliers topped with lightbulbs and not candles, according to IMDB. The lightbulb didn't make an appearance until well into the 1800s, long after Marie Antoinette's death in 1793.
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