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| Cast |
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| Actor/Actress |
Role |
| Firth, Colin |
King George VI |
| Rush, Geoffrey |
Lionel Logue |
| Carter, Helena Bonham |
Queen Elizabeth |
| Pearce, Guy |
King Edward VIII |
| Spall, Timothy |
Winston Churchill |
| Gambon, Michael |
King George V |
| Ehle, Jennifer |
Myrtle Logue |
| Jacobi, Derek |
Archbishop Cosmo Lang |
| Wilson, Freya |
Princess Elizabeth |
| Marquez, Ramona |
Princess Margaret |
| Dixon, Richard |
Private Secretary |
| Portal, Robert |
Equerry |
| Best, Eve |
Wallis Simpson |
| Trussell, Paul |
Chauffeur |
| Scarborough, Adrian |
BBC Radio Announcer |
| Havill, Andrew |
Robert Wood |
| Armstrong, Charles |
BBC Technician |
| Hammond, Roger |
Dr. Blandine Bentham |
| Gittins, Calum |
Laurie Logue |
| Applewhite, Dominic |
Valentine Logue |
| Wimsett, Ben |
Anthony Logue |
| Bamber, David |
Theatre Director |
| Hathaway, Jake |
Willie |
| Ryecart, Patrick |
Lord Wigram |
| Gallagher, Teresa |
Nurse |
| Chandler, Simon |
Lord Dawson |
| Bloom, Claire |
Queen Mary |
| Wells, Orlando |
Duke of Kent |
| Downie, Tim |
Duke of Gloucester |
| Ward, Dick |
Butler |
| Albasiny, John |
Footman |
| Emes, Danny |
Boy in Regent's Park |
| Andrews, Anthony |
Stanley Baldwin |
| Warnaby, John |
Steward |
| Parrott, Roger |
Neville Chamberlain |
| Ambridge, Dean |
Royal Marine (uncredited) |
| Currie, James |
Binky (uncredited) |
| Curry, Graham |
Infantry (uncredited) |
| Earnshaw, Tony |
Policeman (uncredited) |
| Talo, Sean |
BBC Technician / Soldier (uncredited) |
| Other People |
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| Director |
Hooper, Tom |
| Producer |
Canning, Iain; Sherman, Emile; Unwin, Gareth |
| Writer |
Seidler, David |
| Composer |
Desplat, Alexandre |
| Studio |
The Weinstein Company; UK Film Council; Momentum Pictures; Aegis Film Fund; Molinare Investment; FilmNation Entertainment; See-Saw Films; Bedlam Productions |
| Features |
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| Running Time |
118 |
| Aspect Ratio |
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| Color Mode |
Color |
| Plot Summary |
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The King's Speech tells the story of the man who became King George VI, the father of Queen Elizabeth II. After his brother abdicates, George ('Bertie') reluctantly assumes the throne. Plagued by a dreaded stutter and considered unfit to be king, Bertie engages the help of an unorthodox speech therapist named Lionel Logue. Through a set of unexpected techniques, and as a result of an unlikely friendship, Bertie is able to find his voice and boldly lead the country into war. |
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| Loaned |
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| Keywords |
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| Location |
Media_Center |
| Watched |
Yes |
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