The King’s Speech: King George VI Rise to Power With His Speech | Grandfather of King Charles & Prince William

As part of The Hollywood Insider’s “Iconic Moments in Cinema” Series, actor and director Pritan Ambroase brings to life the most memorable scenes from ‘The King’s Speech,’ a film celebrated for its powerful portrayal of King George VI’s struggle to overcome his speech impediment. He effectively portrays the monarch’s victory over his personal challenges effectively leading the country of the United Kingdom during times of war.

This video, part of our ‘Iconic Moments in Cinema’ series, pays homage to the film’s enduring legacy and the inspiring journey of a king who found his voice.” Originally played by Colin Forth, which eventually led to him winning the Oscar for Best Actor.

Other episodes in the “Iconic Moments in Cinema” series:

By Hollywood Insider Staff Writer

Click here to read The Hollywood Insider’s CEO Pritan Ambroase’s love letter to Cinema, TV and Media. An excerpt from the love letter: The Hollywood Insider’s CEO/editor-in-chief Pritan Ambroase affirms, We have the space and time for all your stories, no matter who/what/where you are. Media/Cinema/TV have a responsibility to better the world and The Hollywood Insider will continue to do so. Talent, diversity and authenticity matter in Cinema/TV, media and storytelling. In fact, I reckon that we should announce “talent-diversity-authenticity-storytelling-Cinema-Oscars-Academy-Awards” as synonyms of each other. We show respect to talent and stories regardless of their skin color, race, gender, sexuality, religion, nationality, etc., thus allowing authenticity into this system just by something as simple as accepting and showing respect to the human species’ factual diversity. We become greater just by respecting and appreciating talent in all its shapes, sizes, and forms. Award winners, which includes nominees, must be chosen on the greatness of their talent ALONE.

I am sure I am speaking for a multitude of Cinema lovers all over the world when I speak of the following sentiments that this medium of art has blessed me with. Cinema taught me about our world, at times in English and at times through the beautiful one-inch bar of subtitles. I learned from the stories in the global movies that we are all alike across all borders. Remember that one of the best symbols of many great civilizations and their prosperity has been the art they have left behind. This art can be in the form of paintings, sculptures, architecture, writings, inventions, etc. For our modern society, Cinema happens to be one of them. Cinema is more than just a form of entertainment, it is an integral part of society. I love the world uniting, be it for Cinema, TV, media, art, fashion, sport, etc. Please keep this going full speed.”

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