The King's Speech is a film that was recently released in April 2011 and is rated PG-13 due to the fact that it has some mild profanity in the movie. Some of the people that play in it include Colin Firth as Prince Albert, Michael Gambon as King George V and Guy Pearce as Edward. Helena Bonham Carter plays as Elizabeth, who is Albert's wife. These are just a few of the known people that play in this movie.

Prince Albert is known to be a very excellent father, husband and also known as a great ruler. The only problem is that he does get angry sometimes and has a lot of outbursts when he's angry. He smokes plus he drinks and uses a lot of profanity when he's upset. He also has a hard time with being able to appear in public and stammers. His wife, Elizabeth is very devoted and shows nothing but love and support to him. She won't give up and tries to get someone to help him and hires a speech therapist that is Australian known as Lionel Logue played by Geoffrey Rush.

Prince Albert works together with him and it helps some but there are other things that Albert must deal with such as losing his father plus Edward not taking the thrown. He has to prepare a very big speech because of the war and other things going on. The movie is wonderful and people will be able to see some of the British history in ways that they've never seen before.