The King's Speech (2010)

The King's Speech (Movie)

September 6, 2010

The film is about King George VI and Lionel Logue, a speech therapist, who helped George VI overcome a stammer.

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Apple Commercial for Apple iPad 2 (2011) (Television Commercial)

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Apple Commercial for Apple iPad 2 (Television Commercial)

Summer 2011

This commercial shows clips from "The King's Speech".

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The Office

Goodbye, Michael (Television Episode)

Season: 7
Episode: 21

April 28, 2011

Pam is supposed to be out of the office, pricing new shredders. The camera crew shows Pam walking into a movie theater, with the marquee showing that 'The King's Speech' is playing.

New Girl: Naked / Season: 1 / Episode: 4 (2011) (Television Episode)

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Winston has been in Latvia for the past 2 years, and is trying to catch up on pop culture now that he's returned to the United States. He watches 'Precious' and 'The King's Speech' as well as some youtube videos.

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The Simpsons

The Ten-Per-Cent Solution (Television Episode)

Season: 23
Episode: 8

December 4, 2011

At the beginning of the episode, Bart, Lisa and Maggie are watching The Itchy & Scratchy Show. The first segment of the cartoon is a parody of the film 'The King's Speech', called instead 'The Cat's Speech'.

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Songs

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Camptown Races (Song)

written by Stephen Foster

1850

This is one of the songs "Bertie" uses to help prevent him from stammering.

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I Was Glad (When They Said Unto Me) (Song)

composed by Sir Hubert Parry

This is the hymn that was sung for coronation of the King.

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Lionel and Bertie (Song)

written by Alexandre Desplat

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Old Folks at Home (Swanee River) (Song)

composed by Stephen Foster

1851

This is one of the songs "Bertie" uses to help prevent him from stuttering.

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Piano Concerto No. 5 In E-Flat, Op. 73 'Emperor', Second Movement: Adagio Un Poco Mosso (Song)

written by Ludwig van Beethoven

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Symphony no. 7 in A Minor: Second Movement (Song)

written by Ludwig van Beethoven

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The King's Speech Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Album)

by Various Artists

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Plays

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Hamlet (Play)

written by William Shakespeare

Lionel has the Duke recite from this play while listening to music. The famous line, "To be, or not to be" is heard as part of the lines read.

Othello (1603) (Play) composed by William Shakespeare

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Othello (Play)

composed by William Shakespeare

1603

Lionel likes to play a game with his children where he acts out characters from famous plays and they try to guess them. Before starting, one of the sons guesses, "Othello. It's always Othello."