Articles about The King's Speech
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Actor Colin Firth sat down with @Indiewire to discuss the concept of starting over, his ties to America, and living down his career defining turn in "The King's Speech."
Source: www.indiewire.com
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An infographic detailing the last 10 Oscar-winning movies based in London and/or filmed there
Source: www.propertydivision.co.uk
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A closer look at the life and career of Tom Hooper, director of "The King's Speech" and now "Les Misérables"
Source: www.guardian.co.uk
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"The Master" crushed its per-screen average upon opening; here's a @pajiba list of similar results, and not all are predictive
Source: www.pajiba.com
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Timothy Spall has become a familiar face in British TV and cinema, recognized for his work in the Harry Potter franchise while also serving as a staple in decidedly older-skewing films as well, including Sweeney Todd, Secrets & Lies, and The King's Speech. He talks about all his random roles here.
Source: www.avclub.com
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Abraham Lincoln, King Henry VIII, and Nikola Tesla were hunks? See the stars who play them vs. images of them in real life.
Source: www.ew.com
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The remarkable story of Hyman Strachman, otherwise known as "Big Hy", a widowed World War II veteran who has sent hundreds of thousands of bootlegged DVDs to troops overseas.
Source: www.nytimes.com
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In honor of Weinstein's efforts on behalf of "Bully," @indiewire weeded through the best MPAA vs. distributor battles to bring you our list of 10 films that made an effort to change the board's minds.
Source: www.indiewire.com
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An @ew gallery of 18 Best Picture winners that are highly suspect, and the movies they beat out for the prize
Source: www.ew.com
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Comparing the 2010 best picture nominees to this year's group and identifying some of the trends in the industry.
Source: ducksonthewire.com
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Actor Colin Firth sat down with @Indiewire to discuss the concept of starting over, his ties to America, and living down his career defining turn in "The King's Speech."
Source: www.indiewire.com
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A closer look at the life and career of Tom Hooper, director of "The King's Speech" and now "Les Misérables"
Source: www.guardian.co.uk
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Timothy Spall has become a familiar face in British TV and cinema, recognized for his work in the Harry Potter franchise while also serving as a staple in decidedly older-skewing films as well, including Sweeney Todd, Secrets & Lies, and The King's Speech. He talks about all his random roles here.
Source: www.avclub.com
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An infographic detailing the last 10 Oscar-winning movies based in London and/or filmed there
Source: www.propertydivision.co.uk
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"The Master" crushed its per-screen average upon opening; here's a @pajiba list of similar results, and not all are predictive
Source: www.pajiba.com
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Abraham Lincoln, King Henry VIII, and Nikola Tesla were hunks? See the stars who play them vs. images of them in real life.
Source: www.ew.com
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The remarkable story of Hyman Strachman, otherwise known as "Big Hy", a widowed World War II veteran who has sent hundreds of thousands of bootlegged DVDs to troops overseas.
Source: www.nytimes.com
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In honor of Weinstein's efforts on behalf of "Bully," @indiewire weeded through the best MPAA vs. distributor battles to bring you our list of 10 films that made an effort to change the board's minds.
Source: www.indiewire.com
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An @ew gallery of 18 Best Picture winners that are highly suspect, and the movies they beat out for the prize
Source: www.ew.com
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Comparing the 2010 best picture nominees to this year's group and identifying some of the trends in the industry.
Source: ducksonthewire.com
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All the scenes in Lionel Logue's (Oscar nominee Geoffrey Rush) office were filmed here.
33 Portland Place, London, England
