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But isn't the main point...

Posted by Harmonia on January 5, 2011 at 20:14:56:
...that Firth's Albert is indeed not the public image of kingliness? He's a serious person, but a vulnerable one. Besides, Jeremy Irons is too old to play the part. As much as I adore Rickman, I thought Rush was fine. Even Helena Bonham Carter was good.

The King's Speech is nicely done, a bit overrated in some circles MIO, but well acted and presented. No big surprises, but very enjoyable 2 hours.

One thing I thought the film did rather well is show what a complete fool Albert's brother was, my God, thank goodness he abdictaed.