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Analyzing ‘The King’s Speech’s' Most Iconic Line as Social Commentary

Tom Hooper's 2010 film The King's Speech centers on King George VI's struggle to overcome a debilitating stammer and claim his voice as monarch. The film builds to a pivotal moment when Bertie, pushed ...
Yahoo

‘The King’s Speech’ Exec Producer Deepak Sikka Boards U.K.-Costa Rica Co-Production Starring ‘The Liberator’s’ Jose Palma (EXCLUSIVE)

The U.K.’s Deepak Sikka, who executive produced the multi-Oscar-winning “The King’s Speech” and produced Paul Schrader’s “First Reformed,” has boarded “Black Gold” (working title), the first fiction ...
The Atlantic

'The King's Speech': Carrying Water for the Monarchy

Broadly speaking, The King's Speech is a movie about a guy who needs to do a very important thing but can't, because he has a stutter. Then the first guy meets another guy who helps cure his stutter, ...
The Atlantic

'The King's Speech' About to Get 60 Percent Less Obscene

The King's Speech dominated last night's Oscars, but American audiences hoping to see the Best Picture winner in its entirety will need to hurry, now that the Weinstein Co. has secured MPAA approval ...