‘The King’s Speech’

 

‘The King’s Speech’ Helped Charlie Sheen & Jon Cryer During ‘Two And A Half Men’ Debacle

Jon Cryer and Charlie Sheen pose in the audience during the 35th Annual People’s Choice Awards held at the Shrine Auditorium on January 7, 2009 in Los Angeles

October 10, 2011

LOS ANGELES, Calif.

During the height of the Charlie Sheen’s antics surrounding his departure from “Two and a Half Men,” the actor and former co-star Jon Cryer found common ground with the help of the British Royal Family.

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Madonna Says ‘The King’s Speech’ Success Set The Stage For Her Wallis Simpson Biopic ‘W.E.’

Madonna is seen during the “W.E.” photocall at the Palazzo Del Cinema during the 68th Venice Film Festival in Venice, Italy on September 1, 2011

September 01, 2011

VENICE, Italy

Madonna says the success of the Oscar-winning “The King’s Speech” gives audiences a point of reference for her new film, “W.E.”

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‘King’s Speech’ Actor Colin Firth Honored By Queen

“The King’s Speech” star Colin Firth is all smiles after winning his Actor of the Year Award at The London Critics’ Circle Film Awards 2011 in London on Febuary 10, 2011

June 10, 2011

LONDON, U.K.

British actor Colin Firth won an Oscar for portraying King George VI in “The King’s Speech,” and now the king’s daughter Queen Elizabeth II will give him another prize.

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‘The King’s Speech’ Washed Out With Soap, Cleaner Version To Be Released

Best Actor winner Colin Firth his “The King’s Speech” co-star Geoffrey Rush celebrate at The Weinstein Company Oscar party, in association with Ultimat Vodka, Hollywood, Feb. 27, 2011

March 24, 2011

NEW YORK, N.Y.

“The King’s Speech” has been washed out with soap.

The Weinstein Company announced Thursday that the Oscar best picture winner will be released in a PG-13 version, meaning it is suitable for teens. The original release of the film was rated R — restricted for adults — by the Motion Picture Association of America for a handful of swears.

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‘The King’s Speech’ Crowned Oscar Royalty! Portman, Firth & ‘Fighter’ Stars Also Honored

Producers Emile Sherman, Iain Canning and Gareth Unwin accept the award for Best Motion Picture of the Year for “The King’s Speech” onstage during the 83rd Annual Academy Awards held at the Kodak Theatre, Hollywood, Calif., on February 27, 2011

February 28, 2011

LOS ANGELES, Calif.

“The King’s Speech” was crowned best picture Sunday at an Academy Awards ceremony as precise as a state coronation, the monarchy drama leading as expected with four Oscars and predictable favorites claiming acting honors.

Colin Firth as stammering British ruler George VI in “The King’s Speech” earned the best-actor prize, while Natalie Portman won best actress as a delusional ballerina in “Black Swan.”

The boxing drama “The Fighter” claimed both supporting-acting honors, for Christian Bale as a boxer-turned-drug-abuser and Melissa Leo as a boxing clan’s domineering matriarch.

“The King’s Speech” also won the directing prize for Tom Hooper and the original-screenplay Oscar for David Seidler, a boyhood stutterer himself.

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Geoffrey Rush: The Reason Best Picture ‘The King’s Speech’ Was Made

Geoffrey Rush in “The King’s Speech,” 2010

February 28, 2011

LOS ANGELES, Calif.

“The King’s Speech” just picked up the Best Picture Oscar at the Academy Awards on Sunday night, but it might not have happened had it not been for one of its stars, Geoffrey Rush.

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