Monday, 16 May 2011
Speeches - Movie review The King's Speech
Published by David Seidler and then directed by Tom Hooper, The King's Speech is actually a highly delightful, instantly taking in true-lifestyle drama concerning the morganatic bromance among introverted stammerer King George VI and his awesome modern Australian dialog consultant Lionel Logue: an event brokered by George's intelligent lady in her pre-Queen-Mum incarnations as the Duchess of York, and after that Queen Elizabeth. These kinds of figures are performed together with
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