The Kings Speech | Behind the Scenes

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The Behind the Scenes look into the world acclaimed movie The King's Speech. Receiving 12 Oscar nominations, more than any other film in that year, and subsequently won four, including Best Picture.

Starring Colin Firth, Geoffrey Rush, Helena Bonham Carter, Guy Pearce, Jennifer Ehle, Michael Gambon, Derek Jacobi, Timothy Spall, Anthony Andrews, Eve Best and many more....

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[BambieOnassis]

Geoffrey Rush, was outstanding in this film.

[gsplus]

Geoffery Rush was every bit as good as Colin Firth. He was absolutely outstanding

[MYRIAMLATEUR]

Colin Firth in particular, of course, but also all the other actors in this movie have been perfect in their role. Irreplacable. Dialogues, casting, costumes, decors, music, lighting, photography, … make this movie a precious gem.

[sharonanne]

Colin Firth is the most beautiful man I have ever seen. X

[philodowd]

As a person who had a stammer, my heart was pounding listening to the real kings speech, it was pure Hell to live with

[jcortese]

The two brothers were a perfect example of the adage that power should under no circumstances be given to someone who craves it. A sensible person who appreciates the magnitude of the responsibility wouldn't want it -- and a shy introvert won't make a shameless manwhore of himself with the power it brings.

Bertie WAS the right person for the job, if only because he grasped the size of the burden. NO person with more than two brain cells to rub together would look at a burden of that size and feel confident.

[karihamalainen]

Pirate Captain Barbossa is most fine actor who can stretch different roles!

[marinawalker]

Love to hear Claire Bloom talking so sweetly about Charles Chaplin. I have loved Charles Chaplin for so long. His talent as a film maker, a musician, a dancer and director is extraordinary.
I get so fed up with the ammount of negative sleezy assumptions and things that are said about and him from people who do not know anything about the man. Yes he had his faults everone has, and I am sure he must have been exasperating to work with at times being such a perfectionist, but,
Thank you Caire Bloom for " telling it like it was" ❤❤xx

[mahram]

Had the pleasure of watching this film for the first time just a couple of years ago and it quickly became one of my top five favorite films.

[giovannaiamele]

I think the teacher should have received the Oscar He was great! Great actor!

[EleniDeFrance]

I work as a voice actress, news presenter and Professor for speech at a university in Germany. For young people becoming journalists. And the psychological aspect of speaking and the voice in genereal is huge. You can not seperate it. It is connected and we also know that for very long time. The word „person“ comes from „personare“, wich means „sounding through“. For most of the people, the inner state sounds through their voice to the outside. And this movie shows it nicely.

[chrisray]

How do I love thee Colin Firth❤️He’s one of those rare treasures in our life time and aren’t we blessed🌹Of all his work, I genuinely believe this is his best. A lot of challenges and he took them on without hesitation. The main being the stutter and the involvement conquering it. He was perfect. May God bless and protect him always🙏❤️

[waynethurman]

Can't believe the actor who played"Lionel" was left out of the interview; he made the movie great!

[elenaplatonova]

Beautiful, strong movie! Honored Oscar for Colin Firth!

[seaglass]

JUST A PERFECT difficult to take on the stammering in Colin's well done

[dorothyyoung]

Lionel was more of a brother to Bertie than The Bolter was.

[hugojames]

Tom Hooper: "Aaaand CUT! Okay, everyone - you can stop talking in those ridiculously posh accents now."
The entire cast of The King's Speech: "What do you mean? This is how we normally talk..."

[carolking]

Growing up in the 1950s I knew as a friend of my family a top business man in a city. He sang in choir. He was so kind and offered me and me and my new. husband a holiday on our first holiday a loan of his own beautiful Lake House. I was sick and having our first baby. I wanted to go up to my parents and so had to ring him and cancel. He was so lovely. This brilliant man who stuttered. I would never have known . He put me at at my ease and said are you having a little one. I was so happy, no longer embarrassed. He said he totally understood and was so kind and charming. Not a a stutter was there. How I miss those days. I hope but wonder if I will meet old friends in a later life. I don’t think I will find out much longer. Bless Colin Firth he’s brilliant. He made me cry. ❤️

[patriciagerresheim]

There us a wonderful in-joke in this film. The Archbishop of Canterbury is played by Sir Derek Jacobi, who became known world-wide as the limping, stuttering Claudius in 'I, Claudius'.

[beechnut]

A wonderful movie, one of the best of this century so far. I had no doubt it would win the Best Picture Oscar and I was right. Geoffrey Rush in particular was outstanding.