The King's Speech
"Find Your Voice. The Nation Awaits..."
This printable word search has 36 termsarchbishop, british, buckingham, ceremony, christmas, colin firth,
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guy pearce, headphones, king george, knock-knees, londoners, loudspeakers,
lung cancer, monarch, palace, royal authority, royal message, sandstone,
scotland, shell-shock, socialite, speech defect, stutterer, the empire,
therapist, treatment, unconventional, wembley stadium, westminster abbey, winston churchill related to the 2010 movie The King's Speech hidden in a large 34 × 32 letter grid. The movie is directed by Tom Hooper, and stars Colin Firth, Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham Carter.
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Historians will note that the speech delivered in the film is a condensed version of the actual radio address King George VI delivered on September 3, 1939. The actual address was trimmed to allow for a more impactful conclusion to the story. The filmmakers wanted to highlight the King's triumph over his debilitating stammer. By the numbers: the radio address was 407 words long, while the version performed by Colin Firth is only 269 — or roughly two-thirds of the original. Four full sentences were omitted, and four others shortened.
These terms include actor, character, and director names; other people, places, and things encountered in the storyline; themes, ideas, and subject matter handled in the movie — basically, anything that seems reasonable.
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