The King's Speech 2010/2011 by AverageMansReviews

The King's Speech 2010/2011 by AverageMansReviews

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Warning: there is flashing effects/colourful effects/animal cruelty/chopping/references to child abuse, Russia, Germany and swastika

We can't hear you?... Speak up: briefly; we meet the Duke and Duchess of York Prince Albert and Princess Elizabeth/other names [Colin Firth and Helena Bonham Carter:] as they are fulfilling their royal duties, but Prince Albert has a really pronounced stammer, which really does affect him, so Elizabeth finds this person that has and excellent understanding of elocution  Lionel Logue [Geoffrey Rush:] he is a no nonsense individual that has excellent dry comedy timing, that has these unique methods to assist his clients.

Generally speaking: the framework and pacing of this 119 minutes film uses the reliable and straightforward outlay which is usually best associated with biography projects; as in we start in one place and consistently rotate forward through time until we get to a certain point in history which is the end of the content covered in the film; it breezes through its allotted time.

Art, action, comedy and character development; the design on bringing this part of England's history to life is amazing; they did a fantastic job, be it the set design or landscape or location, wardrobe and accessories and etc; they clearly had a very defined idea and consequently execution and realisation of this type of history in this film; basically they hit it out of the park. We have Prince Albert doing some exercises to assist with his treatment and the usage of adult language references as an include of his therapy and someone has been keeping a secret from his wife having you Logue?: excellent character developments.

Character developments and performances; broadly speaking first of the character developments are very good, with excellent performances from the entire cast; they really did try to not only push the authentic approach onto the artistic outlook, but also the interpretation of their characters and the performances bringing them to life as well and with the trio of performers I have already mentioned in this content leading this cast and here are some special mentions: Michael Gambon as King George V: at the beginning of film he is reigning King and Prince Albert is one of his children and then we have Timothy Spall as Winston Churchill: eventually be becomes Prime Minister and takes us through one of our dark periods in England mystery; they most definitely gave gravity to their versions of these characters.

This film receives: 10/10, this film is top-notch entertainment; on reflection I decided to give it top marks, because it does everything it set out to do and with quite clearly a lot of class about it, so if you haven't seen it yet, it is well worth a watch even though as you can see it has taken me quite a few years to get around to watching it; meaning it was released in 2010/2011 and as of this content being first created in 2025 so give it 14 or 15 years, but at least I finally got around to seeing it. This film has many awards accredited to its name like 109 Winners include but not limited to Academy Awards, USA 2011 Oscar Best Motion Picture of the Year Iain Canning Emile Sherman Gareth Unwin and Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role Colin Firth [altogether this film has won 4 Oscars.] 206 Nominees would also includes but not limited to, back to this award ceremony/event Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role Geoffrey Rush and Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role Helena Bonham Carter [altogether this film has 8 Oscars nominees to its name.]