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I spoke to David (Seidler, the original playwright) about it because he suffered with a stammer himself. If you speak to anyone who has a stammer they will tell you that's all they think about. He wasn't afraid of action in World War I, but the idea of speaking, and speaking publicly, terrified him. The courage it took to face up to a microphone and deliver a live broadcast to millions of people, not just in England but across what was then the Empire - well, he had to face his biggest demons. In August 2009, with director Tom Hooper and a cast also now including Helena Bonham Carter, the team looked for funding – but the timing, just after the financial crisis, could hardly have been worse.Īrchbishop Cosmo Lang (Sir Derek Jacobi), Winston Churchill (Timothy Spall) and Neville Chamberlain (Roger Parrott) between takes at Englefield House, the Berkshire mansion owned by Tory MP Richard Benyon, which was used to recreate the Buckingham Palace State RoomsĬolin Firth Bertie (the King was christened Albert) had to do something that you could almost describe as heroic in order to get a sentence out. Canning agreed on a joint production – and that Colin Firth was perfect to play the Duke of York. It had been sent to him by valued contact and Bedlam Productions chief Gareth Unwin he had a hunch that it could be adapted for the screen. The story began in April 2008, when, soon after British producer Iain Canning set up new film company See-Saw Films, a play by writer (and childhood stammerer) David Seidler arrived in his office.

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With exclusive interviews with lead star Colin Firth, the producers and back-room staff, together with candid onset photography and the set designer’s beautifully detailed paintings, Live lets the movie team speak for itself about the making of the film of the year. The story of an unconventional Australian therapist, Lionel Logue, who teaches the painfully shy King George VI to overcome a crippling speech impediment and lead his country into World War II, has been nominated for 14 Baftas and 12 Oscars. The King’s Speech has swept all before it to become a critically acclaimed, worldwide box-office success. 'I actually used my voice very badly for a while,' said Colin Firth who plays King George VI

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