The Kings Speech (12)

Director Tom Hooper Biog/Drama/History

“The King’s Speech” is the tale of Elizabeth II's father and his remarkable friendship with maverick speech therapist Lionel Logue. Fascinating, moving and often humourous it charts the personal relationship that developed between England's reluctant King George VI, plagued by a nervous stammer, and his irreverent Australian speech therapist.

Starring Colin Firth, Michael Gambon, Helena Bonham Carter, Guy Pearce, Geoffrey Rush

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Flicks Advisor (comments from our film promoters)

Excellent film well received.

This is a must see! Appeals to all.

We had one of our largest ever audiences. Many people had waited to see it as we had advertised the film from January. Applause at the end of the film - very unusual.

Deserving of all the Oscars. Film could watch again. Good entertainment.

Definitely put it on. It brings new people in as well.

A good film for a general adult audience - we didn't have any younger teenagers in the audience. Lower numbers than recently, probably because many went to see it in the cinema. Well received.

The audience applauded at the end! I think that says it all.

Whats to say..Very good film

Absolutely brilliant film - will probably still generate a good size audience even after the DVD is released.

Fabulous film, everyone said it was wonderfully acted, especially Geoffrey Rush. The bar is set very high..............

Great film - perfect for Flicks. We were really pleased to see a lot of older, more local people who don't tend to come to our screeenings.

Very well done. Compelling viewing - everybody thought it was good. A number of the audience had already seen it at least once!

Well up to expectations! Fantastic film, wonderful acting - absolutely first class.

A film that you must choose if you have not seen it and some of the audience were on their second viewing. Wonderful acting by Colin Firth

The film was excellent and received a round of appause from the audience.

Superb British film

Great film - very popular with all ages.

Excellent film - didn't realise there were some funny bits as well.

Asoluletly fabulous exxellent film. All promoter should show this we sold out a week before showing

A blockbuster

Superb film. Perfect mix of drama, tension and humour. Acting brilliant. Film was everything we'd been expecting and more. Sell out.

Age range of audience was 11 - 94 !! Seemed to be enjoyed by all ages.

Very enjoyable film with a thought provoking and also heartening reminder of our history, everyone enjoyed it without exception. Brilliant!

An excellent film - worthy of all its awards.

The film was outstanding

Excellent film and a worthy winner of numerous awards. Our audience loved it.

Although many had seen the film before it was enjoyed more so the second viewing. Excellent film.

We all know that it is a brilliant film, but with the surround sound equipment from Arts Alive, it was exceptional. All enjoyed it thoroughly, despite our brief power cut! Perhaps I shouldn't have suggested that most of our audience would recall the speech in 1939.

A very poignant film - especially for those who remember KG VI

Shown as part of our Jubilee celebrations, so very disappointed at the turnout. However, those watching found it highly enjoyable.Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush are very watchable, giving highly credible performances.

Glass of 'bubbly' - courtesy of the friends of Stoke Prior Flicks - to toast the newlyweds before the film. Village Hall decorated for the event. Great atmosphere for what must be recorded as the best film shown at Stoke Prior Flicks This is the first film where there was applause at the end of the film.

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