"He actually delivered the speech standing at a lectern in an anteroom, with the window open and his jacket off. Only Lionel Logue was allowed in the room with him and he advised the King to forget everyone else and just say the speech to him, as a friend. His delivery was calm, dignified and measured. At the end of the broadcast Logue finally called him 'Your Majesty’." - telegraph.co.uk
jecinci on April 2nd, 2018 at 12:32 UTC »
"He actually delivered the speech standing at a lectern in an anteroom, with the window open and his jacket off. Only Lionel Logue was allowed in the room with him and he advised the King to forget everyone else and just say the speech to him, as a friend. His delivery was calm, dignified and measured. At the end of the broadcast Logue finally called him 'Your Majesty’." - telegraph.co.uk
pagit on April 2nd, 2018 at 13:09 UTC »
The pinky ring makes him look boss.
(It's tradition for a signet ring to go on that finger.)
Jaredlong on April 2nd, 2018 at 13:56 UTC »
He looks way more like Ben Mendelsohn in the Darkest Hour than Colin Firth in the King's Speech.