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Google News: The Five Best Royal Films For The Jubilee
[Entertainmentwise] - Tom Hooper's movie showed how King George VI was helped by crotchedy Australian Lionel Logue (Geoffrey Rush) to overcome his stammer to rally the nation
Google News: Wilmington on DVD: The King's Speech, Le Cercle Rouge, Bette Davis
[Isthmus Daily Page] the English language, and to the power of the human voice, in the right hands. (Extras: commentary with Tom Hooper; featurettes; interview with Hooper, Firth and other cast members; speeches by the real King George VI; real Lionel Logue highlights.)
The Office: “Michael's Last Dundies”
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[North by Northwestern] - His success was not on par with Lionel Logue's effects on King George VI, but still an admirable effort. The Dundies themselves added the most character to this episode. For one, Andy's “Doobie Doobie Pothead Stoner of the Year” award had a title
Wilmington on DVD, Picks of the Week: The King's Speech, Le Cercle Rouge ...
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[Movie City News] - Extras: Commentary with Tom Hooper; Featurettes; Interview with Hooper, Firth and other cast members; Speeches by the real King George VI; Real Lionel Logue highlights. Jean-Pierre Melville ( ) was, in some ways, the Vermeer of the heist movie.
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