The King’s Speech: PG-13 version will be out this weekend

Posted on March 31, 2011 by kwilder

There is some controversy about the way this was done. The movie, “The King’s Speech” is a wonderful exploration of how people overcome problems, disabilities, and fear of success. It tells the story of King George, who struggled with stuttering. The movie won for “Best Picture”. Though, it was rated R. The producers decided to […]

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“The King’s Speech” wins 12 Oscar nominations (plus, “The Lost Prince”)

Posted on January 25, 2011 by kwilder

(excerpt from) NME.com ‘The King’s Speech’ leads Oscar nominations British film gets 12 nods from the Academy January 25, 2011 “The King’s Speech leads the nominations for this year’s Academy Awards with 12 nods, including one for Best Film and Best Actor for Colin Firth. The nominations were announced today (January 25)…” And…description of the […]

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