THE KING'S SPEECH
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SYNOPSIS
Prince Albert (Colin Firth) does not ever expect to be king of England. He knows he has limitations. He could not lead a country the size of England while speaking in public just finished her weight struggle. Unfortunately fate of other said and Albert should immediately ascend to the throne.
To overcome these shortcomings, Prince Albert and then tried to follow the therapy of Lionel Logue (Geoffrey Rush). Lionel Logue had a strange method but in fact this method successfully healed Prince Albert of he gasped. After the death of King George V (Michael Gambon), Prince Edward (Guy Pearce) who ascended the throne should choose to marry Wallis Simpson (Eve Best) and it made him ineligible as a king.
Now it was time for Prince Albert to take over the reins of power. Albert knew that it was not easy affair, especially World War II had been at the front door. He must be able to heal he gasped in total. And it would not work if there was no Lionel Logue, a therapist with a strange method which proved very effective. Perhaps, during the reign of King George VI, Lionel Logue always present every king made a speech.
Making movies is really nice about the royal family is never easy. How not to find out the characters and their psychological condition of the figure is not as easy as you might imagine. There are limits that can not be breached and therefore it was Colin Firth also deserves a two thumbs up acting as King George VI.
Not only Firth who deserves a thumbs up. Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham Carter was playing very beautiful in the film entitled THE KING'S SPEECH this. More than that there is a strong chemistry between Firth and Rush that feels increasingly strengthening their acting. Relations husband - wife of Firth and Bonham Carter also looks extremely convincing.
Apart from the ability of the individual's value plus this film seems to have originated from THE KING'S SPEECH still shaped the manuscript. The script, written David Seidler seems to have very solid, so do not be too difficult for the actors and actresses to understand it, at the same time Tom Hooper also so much easier to make global visualization of the script earlier.
To overcome these shortcomings, Prince Albert and then tried to follow the therapy of Lionel Logue (Geoffrey Rush). Lionel Logue had a strange method but in fact this method successfully healed Prince Albert of he gasped. After the death of King George V (Michael Gambon), Prince Edward (Guy Pearce) who ascended the throne should choose to marry Wallis Simpson (Eve Best) and it made him ineligible as a king.
Now it was time for Prince Albert to take over the reins of power. Albert knew that it was not easy affair, especially World War II had been at the front door. He must be able to heal he gasped in total. And it would not work if there was no Lionel Logue, a therapist with a strange method which proved very effective. Perhaps, during the reign of King George VI, Lionel Logue always present every king made a speech.
Making movies is really nice about the royal family is never easy. How not to find out the characters and their psychological condition of the figure is not as easy as you might imagine. There are limits that can not be breached and therefore it was Colin Firth also deserves a two thumbs up acting as King George VI.
Not only Firth who deserves a thumbs up. Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham Carter was playing very beautiful in the film entitled THE KING'S SPEECH this. More than that there is a strong chemistry between Firth and Rush that feels increasingly strengthening their acting. Relations husband - wife of Firth and Bonham Carter also looks extremely convincing.
Apart from the ability of the individual's value plus this film seems to have originated from THE KING'S SPEECH still shaped the manuscript. The script, written David Seidler seems to have very solid, so do not be too difficult for the actors and actresses to understand it, at the same time Tom Hooper also so much easier to make global visualization of the script earlier.
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