The King’s Speech is a grasping and reality-based film restricted to a few coarse-speech scenes. It’s motivating and engaging messages about prevailing over your apprehensions. An independent movie about a lord who stammers will not seem, by all accounts, to be regular juvenile admission, as young people will appreciate it the most extreme sum because the adults will on the off chance that they give it a chance.
This film is moreover about affection, companionship, and confidence. Albert’s better half Elizabeth (Helena Bonham Carter), will not surrender attempting to search out a specialist who can help him. She discovers Lionel Logue, and they convince Albert to go to him. She has confidence in Albert that he can handle his stammering and be the top dog.
| Release Date | 26 November 2010 |
| Language | English |
| Running time | 1h 58mins |
| File type | SRT (Zip file) |