King George VI, known for his stutter and his story told in the film The King's Speech, giving a speech in 1938 after having started receiving treatment from Lionel Logue

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prime.scenes on Instagram: "The King’s Speech (2010)—its ratings and why it’s loved: --- ⭐ Rating While ratings vary slightly by platform, The King’s Speech is widely acclaimed: IMDb: ~8.0/10 Rotten Tomatoes: ~94% (critics) Metacritic: ~88 It also won multiple Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Actor (Colin Firth), Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay. --- ❤️ Why It Is Loved 1. Powerful True Story The film is based on the real-life struggle of King George VI, who had a severe st

filmly24 on Instagram: "👉🏻 Follow for more 👈🏻 movie👇🏻 ⭐ IMDb: 8.0/10 | 🎬 Genre: Biography • Drama • History 🕒 Runtime: 1h 58m (118 minutes) | 🎯 Rated: R 📺 Available on: Hulu / Amazon Prime Video / Apple TV (Varies by subscription) The King's Speech (2010) The story of Britain's King George VI (the father of Queen Elizabeth II) who, after his brother abdicates, reluctantly ascends the throne. Crippled by a severe stammer, he turns to an unorthodox Australian speech therapist, Lionel Log

The Court Theatre on Instagram: "We sat down with Amy, Jason and Cam - from the incredible cast of The King’s Speech. Amy Straker brings warmth and strength as Elizabeth, Duchess of York; Jason Hodzelmans steps into the crown as Bertie, the reluctant king searching for his voice; and Cameron Douglas takes on Lionel Logue, the unconventional speech therapist who changes everything. Catch their extraordinary performances live at The Court Theatre in The King's Speech. On from 20 September."