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The King's Speech - Tom Hooper

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Directed by: 
Tom Hooper
Screenplay by: 
David Seidler
Produced by: 
Iain Canning
Emile Sherman
Gareth Unwin
Release year: 
2010
Country: 
United Kingdom
Australia
United States of America
Runtime: 
118min
Genre: 
Historical drama
Biographical film
Historical fiction
Drama
Music by: 
Alexandre Desplat
Locations: 
Battersea Power Station
Don Valley Stadium
Elland Road
Soundtrack: 
The King's Speech
Subjects: 
George VI
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Plot: 
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 stammer 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 through war.
Cast: 
Helena Bonham Carter
as
Queen Elizabeth
Guy Pearce
as
King Edward VIII
Colin Firth
as
King George VI
Michael Gambon
as
King George V
Geoffrey Rush
as
Lionel Logue
Timothy Spall
as
Winston Churchill
Jennifer Ehle
as
Myrtle Logue
Derek Jacobi
as
Archbishop Cosmo Lang
Max Callum
as
Royal Footman
Tim Downie
as
Duke Henry of Gloucester
Mary Robinson
as
Royal Nanny
Filippo Delaunay
as
Undercook
Sean Talo
as
BBC Technician #1
Robert Portal
as
Equerry
Richard Dixon
as
Private Secretary
Paul Trussell
as
Chauffeur
Adrian Scarborough
as
BBC Radio Announcer
Andrew Havill
as
Robert Wood
Charles Armstrong
as
BBC Technician #2
Roger Hammond
as
Dr. Blandine Bentham
Calum Gittins
as
Laurie Logue
Dominic Applewhite
as
Valentine Logue
Ben Wimsett
as
Anthony Logue
Eve Best
as
Wallis Simpson
Anthony Andrews
as
Stanley Baldwin
Sean Talo
as
Soldier #1
Freya Wilson
as
Queen Elizabeth II
(
Princess Elizabeth
)
Ramona Marquez
as
Princess Margaret
David Bamber
as
Theatre Director
Jake Hathaway
as
Willie
Patrick Ryecart
as
Lord Wigram
Teresa Gallagher
as
Nurse
Simon Chandler
as
Lord Dawson
Claire Bloom
as
Queen Mary
Orlando Wells
as
Duke of Kent
Dick Ward
as
Butler
John Albasiny
as
Footman
Danny Emes
as
Boy in Regent's Park
John Warnaby
as
Steward
Roger Parrott
as
Neville Chamberlain
Dean Ambridge
as
Royal Marine
Michael Archer
as
Am Dram Stage Manager
Mihai Arsene
as
Romanian Dignitary
James Currie
as
Blinky
Graham Curry
as
Infantry
Tony Earnshaw
as
Policeman
Adam Eveson
as
BBC Technician #3
Jensen Freeman
as
Bright Young
Sarah Molkenthin
as
House Maid
Martyn Moore
as
Pathe News Cameraman
Abbie Murison
as
Royal Maid
Pete Noakes
as
Passerby
Stuart Pollock
as
Lord Nelson Banks
George Rodd
as
MP Listening to Radio
Alex Sabga
as
Funeral Sailor
Harry Sims
as
BBC Technician #4
Harry Sims
as
Soldier #2
Tony Sweeney
as
BBC Technician #5

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