That King's Speech Film Again

The background of this movie is the period of British history leading up to the time that Albert, the second son of King George V, had to take over the monarchy unexpectedly in December 1936. His older brother had decided to abdicate in order to marry the love of his life, American divorcee, Wallis Simpson. Bertie, as he was known to his family, was to become George VI and lead his country in the second world war against Hitler.

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The film, however, dwells not so much on these sensational episodes of history, as on the serious personal challenge that Bertie had to overcome – his stammer. 

You can read the rest of my review of this film here.

As is my practice, I first submitted it to Constant Content, offering all rights, which meant I couldn't post it here or anywhere else.  However, only non-exclusive rights were purchased. The bad news is I earn less this time round. The good news is that it is still for sale, so I could earn the same amount again, as often as someone wants to buy it.  

It also means I retain the copyright and can do as I like with it. So I've posted it at Helium. If you have time, please go and take a look by clicking the link above, and get my passive income from it started.

You can also view a King's Speech trailer video in this blog.  I posted that when I'd seen the film and was planning to write the review.