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Topic - The King´s Speech. Or a film for the common man... - patrickU 04:08:24 05/11/11 (14)

• RE: The King´s Speech. Or a film for the common man... - volunteer 08:51:24 05/14/11 (4)
• RE: The King´s Speech. Or a film for the common man... - patrickU 09:42:15 05/14/11 (3)
• RE: The King´s Speech. Or a film for the common man... - volunteer 09:52:34 05/14/11 (2)
• RE: The King´s Speech. Or a film for the common man... - patrickU 09:56:55 05/14/11 (1)
• This film could have been called Chariots of Stuttering - pbarach 19:46:20 05/21/11 (0)
• The film paid off the speech at the end...if it wasn't for that I'd agree with you - Jazz Inmate 23:21:29 05/11/11 (3)
• RE: The film paid off the speech at the end...if it wasn't for that I'd agree with you - patrickU 04:26:30 05/12/11 (2)
• yes - Jazz Inmate 12:39:13 05/12/11 (1)
• RE: yes - patrickU 13:33:17 05/12/11 (0)
• Bravo, Patrick. Indeed, it's like watching the American presidents - tinear 11:05:04 05/11/11 (4)
• Mirren was quite royal in The Queen - DFaulds 04:27:36 05/12/11 (0)
• RE: Bravo, Patrick. Indeed, it's like watching the American presidents - patrickU 11:09:53 05/11/11 (2)
• There is a pre-Raphaelite cliché of a royal that she just doesn't capture. An upper-classer, perhaps, but not - tinear 13:40:20 05/11/11 (1)
• RE: There is a pre-Raphaelite cliché of a royal that she just doesn't capture. An upper-classer, perhaps, but not - patrickU 13:43:49 05/11/11 (0)

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• RE: The King´s Speech. Or a film for the common man... - volunteer 09:52:34 05/14/11 (2)
• RE: The King´s Speech. Or a film for the common man... - patrickU 09:56:55 05/14/11 (1)
• This film could have been called Chariots of Stuttering - pbarach 19:46:20 05/21/11 (0)