The King's Speech, 2010 One of the greatest movies I have seen in the last few years was The King's Speech. In the beginning we see how George was unfit to be King because of his lack of confidence, stammering, and stutters. As he ascends to the throne we see more of King George's frustration and anger. But through practices, exercises, and an honest frank friendship with Lionel we see King George break through his timidity. With time, reflecting and redefining himself (past and present) King George is able to identify his voice to lead and affirm the country of Britain during the breaking dawn of war with Germany. Specifically, There is one scene where there is a major break through in King George's voice. Lionel is sitting in King Edward's Throne because it is a "chair", but King George is furious because it is King Edward's throne. "Listen to me, listen to me," interrupted by Lionel, "Why should I waste my ti
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