An Intimate look at the life of Royalty and how it Shaped History!

Rating: 9/10 (26 February 2011)

Set in Pre-WWII England, Prince Albert (Colin Firth), the King's youngest son, has a stuttering problem. His wife Elizabeth (Carter), in desperation, seeks out an unorthodox elocutionist (Rush). The three of them embark on a great journey that exposes the human in all of us and plays an intricate part of History.
One of the greatest movies you'll ever see this year! It's a wonderful exchange between the Nobility and common classes exacted through the roles of these great actors. The writing is brilliant and the delivery is classic without being too boring.
Who knew being a member of the Royal family would have so much pressure attached? Firth's depiction of such a pivotal historical figure must invoke an even deeper love of England's King. Rush's anti-groveling is quite-witted and entertaining. Carter is wonderful. Watching her, you honestly forget that she's played villains in other recent blockbusters.
I highly recommend this movie.