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THE SPEECH OF THE KING - Do not miss

Affrontando i bio-pic si corrono spesso due rischi.
O ci si può trovare di fronte ad un film terribilmente barboso, che ripercorre in modo piatto e senza ingegno la vita del personaggio di turno, oppure ad una pellicola strappalacrime ed enfatica fino alla nausea, dove il suddetto personaggio è eroico e senza macchia a tal punto da farci dubitare che sia davvero umano.
Con Il Discorso Del Re entrambi questi pericoli sono stati scongiurati nel modo più brillante che abbia mai visto.
Già dalla primissima, originale inquadratura di un microfono radiofonico degli anni '30 (anch'esso in qualche modo tra i protagonisti), la semi-sconosciuta storia di re Giorgio VI d'Inghilterra ci conquista permanently.
framed in the narrow timeframe of a few, but crucial years (those that lead to his ascension to the throne at the entrance of Great Britain in World War II), the real life of a great moral integrity and deep humanity, we are shown in his dual struggle against the weight of responsibility and against his "inappropriate" stuttering.
The director helps us with its quirky angles to give us a share of the situations narrated, rich in spite of the extraordinary facts of the case.
Without a single dull moment or a single dead time, the film wisely dispenses in English drama and humor expressed at the highest levels, outlining both the historical context in a comprehensible manner, targeted with hints and never redundant, that the royal family in a credible way, even "cinematic".
E "gives voice" to the masterful interpretation of Colin Firth in the role of the young king "Bertie" to win his psychological block thanks to another incredible (and historical) character, the Australian Lionel Logue, an expert in speech defects . Col
face dell'istrionico Geoffrey Rush, superb shoulder, found in him the great friend and invaluable that each of us would like to have and that allotted to him who was forced to drag his nation into battle with a touching radio address. From
Not to be missed. And to be reviewed: in the original language.