A new documentary by Eleanor Coppola goes behind the scenes on her daughter\u2019s 2006 punk classic, Marie Antoinette. To mark its release, Sofia Coppola will be taking your questions<\/p>\n
To say that Sofia Coppola grew up on screen would be an understatement. The youngest child and only daughter of filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola and documentary-maker Eleanor Coppola, she appeared in all three Godfather films: as the baby being christened in 1972\u2019s The Godfather, as a child on the steamboat in 1974\u2019s The Godfather Part II, and, aged 19, as Mary Corleone in 1990\u2019s The Godfather Part III.<\/p>\n
In between came small roles in several of her dad\u2019s films, including 1983\u2019s The Outsiders and Rumble Fish, 1984\u2019s The Cotton Club and 1986\u2019s Peggy Sue Got Married, in which she played Kathleen Turner\u2019s younger sister Nancy. She also popped up all over 1990s music videos, playing a wild-eyed Joan Crawford in Sonic Youth\u2019s 1990 Mildred Pierce, a troubled drifter in the Black Crowes\u2019 1992 Sometimes Salvation, one of Madonna\u2019s clubbing friends in 1992\u2019s Deeper and Deeper, and an injured gymnast in the Chemical Brothers\u2019 1997 Elektrobank, directed by her then-boyfriend Spike Jonze.<\/p>\n
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