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国王的演讲中英双字幕Title: The King's SpeechIntroduction:The King's speech is a critically acclaimed movie that tells the remarkable story of King George VI, commonly known as Bertie, and his struggle to overcome a severe speech impediment. Set against the backdrop of the tumultuous events leading up to World War II, this inspiring film focuses on the King's determination to conquer his stammer and deliver a speech that unifies the nation.Section 1: King George VI's Speech ImpedimentKing George VI's speech impediment, known as a stammer or stutter, greatly affected his ability to communicate effectively. The movie reveals that his difficulty with speech manifested from childhood, causing him to shy away from public speaking engagements. This impediment becomes a significant obstacle when he unexpectedly ascends to the throne following the abdication of his brother, King Edward VIII.Section 2: The Unconventional Speech TherapistDesperate to find a solution to his speech impediment, King George VI seeks the help of an unconventional Australian speech therapist named Lionel Logue. Initially skeptical of Logue's methods, the King gradually comes to trust and rely on him. Together, they embark on a journey to overcome the King's stammer and prepare him for his most important speech – the declaration of war against Germany in 1939.Section 3: The Importance of the SpeechAs tensions escalate in Europe and war looms on the horizon, King George VI realizes the weight of his responsibilities as the King of England. In a time of uncertainty and fear, his speech becomes a unifying force for the nation. The movie beautifully captures the immense pressure and anxiety faced by the King as he struggles to find his voice and deliver a powerful message to inspire his people.Section 4: The King's Personal StrugglesBeyond his speech impediment, the movie also delves into King George VI's personal struggles. He grapples with feelings of inadequacy and self-doubt, stemming from a strict upbringing and his difficult relationship with his father, King George V. The audience witnesses his determination to overcome these internal conflicts, not only for the sake of his role as a monarch but also for his own personal growth and development.Section 5: Triumph Over AdversityThe climax of the film centers around King George VI's historic speech, delivered with the support of Lionel Logue. It is a moment that not only marks the King's triumph over his speech impediment but also symbolizes his ability to overcome adversity and fulfill his duties as a leader. The emotional journey undertaken by both the King and Lionel Logue resonates deeply, leaving a lasting impact on viewers.Conclusion:The King's Speech is a captivating and poignant film that highlights the extraordinary journey of King George VI in conquering his speech impediment. Through his determination, the King not only finds his voice but also empowers a nation during a time of crisis. The movie ultimately reminds us of the power of persistence, the importance of effective communication, and the strength that lies within each individual to overcome personal obstacles.。

国王的演讲

国王的演讲（文章一）：《国王的演讲》赏析《国王的演讲》赏析主要讲述了罗格和其治疗口国王的故事，其历史背景正是两次世界大战和经济的动荡时期，一个患有语言障碍的王室公爵艾伯特在皇室、国家的紧迫情势之下，努力克服自己的缺陷、积极去改变，最终逃出了缺陷的阴影，而终于让那些质疑、担忧、讥讽等等的公众舆论烟消云散，最终也不失为一个伟大的国王。

这是一部朴实的传记电影。

该影片没有视觉特效，没有衣着光鲜靓丽的俊男美女，却在镜头、剪辑、台词、画面上追求精细，背景音乐随着情节的推动而变换，融入故事氛围中，并且完全化解了政治影片的严肃性。

整部片子弥漫着严谨庄重的英伦风，斑驳的墙壁加上旧旧的沙发，优雅、庄严，时不时出现几个宫殿气势磅礴的镜头，让画面很有怀旧感。

演员高超的演技，尤其是柯林·菲尔斯把艾伯特演绎出来的人物让人怜惜又让人敬重，尤其让观众体会到一种难受——就是想让人切身体会口吃者想说说不出来的时候心里的焦急。

没有跌宕起伏的剧情，主题更偏向励志和崇尚某种精神（口吃是艾伯特通向帝位最大的障碍，但他不放弃的精神，让人折服）。

身为政治人物，最重要的能力便是演讲。

在当时的背景下，振奋人心的演讲，能鼓舞士气，稳定民心，是战胜的精神支柱。

影片很好的塑造了一个和普通人一样有着相同问题的国王，对于有着特殊责任的国王来说，重要的不是演讲是对自我的信心，同样当时英国民众需要的是他们的国王给予这种信心。

乔治六世的成长经历以及他所面对的家庭问题，身为为一个国王的责任，以及公众的期待，使他不得不克服他这个口吃的毛病。

故事由此展开。

罗格这个“冒牌”医生的出现改变了艾伯特的命运，两人之间的合作和矛盾，是故事一波三折的转折点。

罗格直呼国王为伯蒂，疗法古怪而特别，使艾伯特显得像一个被捉弄的小丑，认真得可爱，没有国王的威严却更平易近人。

乔治六世由一个脆弱、没有安全感的国王成长为一个战胜自己的受万众敬仰的国王，而罗格更像是一个艺术家，人物个性非常鲜明。

国王的演讲完整版

国王的演讲完整版摘要：1.影片《国王的演讲》简介2.国王乔治六世的人物背景与角色特点3.国王乔治六世面临的挑战与困境4.国王乔治六世的治疗与成长5.国王乔治六世的演讲与影响6.影片《国王的演讲》的获奖情况与评价正文：《国王的演讲》是一部2010 年上映的英国历史剧情电影，由汤姆·霍珀执导，科林·费尔斯、杰弗里·拉什等主演。

影片讲述了英国国王乔治六世在治疗师的帮助下，克服口吃问题，发表鼓舞人心的演讲，激励英国人民抗击纳粹德国的故事。

国王乔治六世，即阿尔伯特·弗雷德里克·亚瑟，是英国国王及印度皇帝，1936 年至1952 年在位。

他出生于一个庞大的王室家庭，作为次子，他原本没有继承王位的希望。

然而，由于兄长爱德华八世的退位，阿尔伯特成为了英国国王。

在面临严重的国家危机时，他必须站出来发表演讲，鼓舞全国人民。

影片中的国王面临着诸多挑战和困境。

首先，他患有严重的口吃，这使得他在公共场合发表演讲变得异常困难。

此外，他需要获得人民的信任和支持，以担负起领导国家的重任。

在纳粹德国威胁英国及世界和平的时候，国王乔治六世必须克服自己的恐惧和障碍，站在人民面前，为国家的荣誉和尊严而战。

影片展示了国王在治疗师的帮助下，逐渐克服口吃问题，最终发表了一场鼓舞人心的演讲。

这位治疗师名叫莱昂纳尔·洛格，他运用独特的方法帮助国王建立自信，并改善其语言表达。

经过一系列的努力，国王终于在1939 年圣诞节这一天，向全国人民发表了一场充满力量和信念的演讲。

这场演讲对英国人民产生了深远的影响，它象征着国家团结一致、抗击侵略者的决心。

在现实生活中，这场演讲也成为了英国历史上的一个重要时刻。

《国王的演讲》自上映以来，好评如潮，获得了众多奖项。

科林·费尔斯凭借此片获得了第83 届奥斯卡金像奖最佳男主角奖，杰弗里·拉什则获得了最佳男配角奖。

此外，影片还获得了最佳影片、最佳导演等重要奖项。

国王的演讲演讲词英文(一)

国王的演讲演讲词英文(一)Ladies and Gentlemen,I stand before you as your King, proud and humbled to address you all. As I look out upon this great nation, I see a people that are strong, proud and compassionate.We have come so far as a nation and have achieved great milestones in our history. But I know that we can do more. I am here today to encourage each and every one of you tostrive for greatness and to reach for the stars.Firstly, we must unite as a nation. We may hail fromdifferent backgrounds and cultures, but we are all part ofthe same great nation. It is only through unity that we can achieve great things and overcome the challenges that we face.Secondly, we must put aside our differences and work towardsa common goal. It is only through working together that wecan achieve true progress. As the saying goes, "united we stand, divided we fall."Thirdly, we must invest in our future. Education is the foundation upon which we build our future. We must provideour children with the tools and resources they need to succeed. We must also invest in our infrastructure, our economy, and our society, to ensure that our nation continues to thrive.Lastly, we must never forget the sacrifices that have been made to make this nation great. We owe it to those who have come before us, to continue their legacy and to make a positive impact on the world.In conclusion, my fellow citizens, I ask that you join me in striving for greatness and making our nation proud. Together, we can achieve anything we set our minds to. Thank you for listening, and God bless us all.。

《国王的演讲》之最后的演讲(中英文对照)

In this grave hour, perhaps the most fateful in history, I send to every household of my peoples, both at home and overseas, this message, spoken with the same depth of feeling for each one of you as if I were able to cross your threshold and speak to you myself.For the second time in the lives of most of us, we are at war.Over and over again, we have tried to find a peaceful way out of the differences between ourselves and those who are now our enemies; but it has bee in vain.We have been forced into a conflict, for which we are called, with our allies to meet the challenge of a principle which, if it were to prevail, would be fatal to any civilized order in the world.It is a principle which permits a state in the selfish pursuit of power to disregard its treaties and its solemn pledges, which sanctions the use of force or threat of force against the sovereignty and independence of other states.Such a principle, stripped of all disguise, is surely the mere primitive doctrine that might is right, and if this principle were established through the world, the freedom of our own country and of the whole British Commonwealth of nations would be in danger.But far more than this, the peoples of the world would be kept in bondage of fear, and all hopes of settled peace and of security, of justice and liberty, among nations, would be ended.This is the ultimate issue which confronts us. For the sake of all that we ourselves hold dear, and of the world order and peace, it is unthinkable that we should refuse to meet the challenge.It is to this high purpose that I now call my people at home and my peoples across the seas, who will make our cause their own.I ask them to stand calm and firm and united in this time of trial.The task will be hard. There may be dark days ahead, and war can no longer be confined to the battlefield, but we can only do the right as we see the right, and reverently commit our cause to God. If one and all we keep resolutely faithful to it, ready for whatever service or sacrifice it may demand, then with God's help, we shall prevail.在这个庄严时刻也许是我国历史上最生死攸关的时刻我向每一位民众不管你们身处何方传递这样一个消息对你们的心情我感同身受甚至希望能挨家挨户向你们诉说我们中大多数人将面临第二次战争我们已多次寻求通过和平方式解决国家间的争端但一切都是徒劳我们被迫卷入这场战争我们必须接受这个挑战如果希特勒大行其道世界文明秩序将毁于一旦这种信念褪去伪装之后只是对强权的赤裸裸的追求为了捍卫我们珍视的一切我们必须接受这个挑战为此崇高目标我呼吁国内的民众以及国外的民众以此为己任我恳请大家保持冷静和坚定在考验面前团结起来考验是严峻的我们还会面临一段艰难的日子战争也不只局限于前线只有心怀正义才能正确行事我们在此虔诚向上帝祈祷只要每个人坚定信念在上帝的帮助下我们必将胜利。

《国王的演讲 The King s Speech (2010)》影评

电影简介《国王的演讲》（The King's Speech, 2010）是一部由汤姆·霍珀执导，科林·费尔斯、杰弗里·拉什、海伦娜·伯翰·卡特等主演的历史剧情片。

该影片讲述的是英王乔治五世去世后，其子阿尔伯特王子（后来的国王乔治六世）因口吃问题被推上了王位，并最终克服自己的语言障碍，在二战初期发表了鼓舞人心的重要演讲的故事。

电影聚焦于这位未来君主与他的语言治疗师莱昂内尔·日洛医生之间建立起来的情感纽带，以及两人如何共同努力战胜了阿尔伯特王子的口吃难题。

电影结构分析《国王的演讲》以其流畅、精巧的情节安排闻名，在三个主要层面展开：个人成长故事、历史背景和情感关系。

影片的时间跨度从1920年代末至二战前夕，通过细致描绘主人公乔治六世的内心挣扎以及他与日洛医生之间的深厚友情，揭示了角色的成长轨迹和社会变迁。

人物刻画阿尔伯特王子（国王乔治六世）：性格内向、自卑且对公众演讲充满恐惧，但同时又具有坚定的决心和深厚的爱国情怀。

莱昂内尔·日洛医生：一位富有才华的言语治疗师，直率而富有激情，在与王子建立联系的过程中发挥了关键作用。

历史背景电影中的英国处于从乔治五世统治到二战爆发期间的重要历史节点上。

影片巧妙地将个人命运与国家面临的重大挑战交织在一起，如王位继承、社会变革和战争威胁等议题，不仅为观众提供了深入了解这一时期政治和社会变迁的机会，也强调了个体责任在关键时刻的重要性。

最重要的经验教训《国王的演讲》通过细腻的人物刻画和深刻的情感表达，传达了许多重要的人生哲理：勇气与坚持：面对挑战时，勇气比天赋更为关键。

阿尔伯特王子克服语言障碍的故事提醒我们，成功往往源于不懈的努力而非一蹴而就。

真诚的人际关系：影片强调了建立在相互尊重和理解基础上的友谊对于个人成长的重要性，展示了日洛医生如何用耐心和支持帮助国王树立信心。

自我接纳与接受差异：电影探讨了对自身弱点的认知以及学会拥抱它们的意义。

国王的演讲

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国王的演讲经典句子中英对照

国王的演讲经典句子中英对照国王的演讲这部影片获得金球奖、美国制片人公会、导演公会和影视演员公会奖等多项提名和奖项。

今天店铺给大家分享一些国王的演讲经典句子，希望对大家有所帮助。

国王的演讲经典句子中英对照1.King George VI: [Logue is sitting on the coronation throne] Get up! Y-you can't sit there! GET UP!Lionel Logue: Why not? It's a chair.King George VI: T-that... that is Saint Edward's chair. Lionel Logue: People have carved their names on it.【罗格端坐在加冕典礼宝座上】乔治六世：给我起来!你不能坐哪儿!快起来莱诺·罗格：为啥不行?不就是一椅子么。

乔治六世：呐……那……那是圣爱德华的椅子。

莱诺·罗格：人家都随便刻了名字上去了。

2.Lionel Logue: Do you know any jokes?King George VI: ...Timing isn't my strong suit.【第一次看诊】莱诺·罗格：你会说笑话么?乔治六世：……掌控时间，不是我强项。

3.King George VI: L-listen to me... listen to me!Lionel Logue: Why should I waste my time listening to you? King George VI: Because I have a voice! Lionel Logue: ...yes, you do.【两个人的争执】乔治六世：听……听我说……听我说! 莱诺·罗格：凭啥我要浪费时间听你说话? 乔治六世：就因为我说的话举足轻重。

国王的演讲英语电影介绍(一)

国王的演讲英语电影介绍(一)The King's Speech is a powerful English language film that features the story of King George VI's struggle to overcome a severe stuttering disorder. The story of the film revolves around the unlikely friendship between the Duke of York andhis speech therapist, Lionel Logue, who helps the Duke to master his speaking disorder so that he can deliver an important speech to his subjects during one of the mostdifficult times in British history.The film is set in the 1930s during a time when the world is on the brink of war. The Duke of York, known as Bertie to his friends and family, is the second son of King George V andthe brother of the future King Edward VIII. From an early age, Bertie has struggled with a severe stuttering disorder that has made him fearful of speaking in public.Bertie's wife, Elizabeth, recruits Lionel Logue, anAustralian speech therapist, to help her husband with his speech impediment. Lionel's unorthodox methods and personable approach help to build a strong bond of trust between the two men, and Lionel sets about the task of helping Bertie overcome his fear of stuttering so that he can deliver a difficult and important speech to the British people.Throughout the film, we see the difficulties that Bertiefaces as he struggles to overcome his stuttering. We also see the impact that Lionel’s personal devotion and dedicationhas on Bertie’s life and the history of Great Britain. The King’s Speech is an inspiring story of perseverance in the face of adversity, friendship, and loyalty.The cinematography of the film is stunning, and the cast is phenomenal. Colin Firth plays Bertie with nuance and grace, perfectly capturing the nuances of the Duke's stuttering disorder. Geoffrey Rush gives a powerful performance asLionel Logue, whose warmth and understanding make him the perfect mentor for Bertie. Helena Bonham Carter ismagnificent as Bertie's supportive and loving wife, Elizabeth.In conclusion, The King’s Speech is an excellent film that tells the story of a remarkable friendship and highlights the importance of overcoming adversity. The film’s narrative is beautifully crafted, the performances are outstanding, andthe cinematography is breathtaking, making it an experience that is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who watches it.。

励志电影《国王的演讲》——勇敢战胜自我.doc

励志电影《国王的演讲》——勇敢战胜自我《国王的演讲》影片讲述了英国女王伊丽莎白二世的父亲乔治六世国王的故事。

乔治六世就是那位为了美人而放弃江山的爱德华八世的弟弟，爱德华退位后，他很不情愿地坐上了国王的宝座。

然而乔治六世有很严重的口吃，发表讲话时非常吃力，连几句很简单的话都结结巴巴地讲不出来。

幸运的是他遇到了语言治疗师莱昂纳尔(lionel logue)，通过一系列电影下载的训练两人成为好友，国王的口吃也大为好转，随后他发表了著名的圣诞讲话，鼓舞了当时二战中的英国军民。

剧情简介影片讲述了英国国王乔治六世(george vi)和他的语言治疗师莱纳尔罗格(lionel logue)的故事。

乔治六世就是那位为了美人而放弃江山的爱德华八世国王的弟弟。

二战前夕，希特勒野心勃勃，风流成行的爱德华为了娶辛普森夫人弃国家于不顾，政府威胁集体辞职，爱德华退位。

于是乔治六世(约克公爵艾伯特王子)非常不情愿地被推上了国王的宝座。

但是乔治六世半辈子一直活在父亲与哥哥的阴影下，还有很严重的口吃，发表讲话时非常吃力，却无法逃离公共人物的命运。

幸运的是，贤惠的王后伊丽莎白经人介绍，为丈夫找到一位与众不同的语言治疗师莱罗格。

通过一系列的训练，国王的口吃大为好转，与罗格两人也成为了一辈子的好友。

二战爆发之际，乔治六世成功发表了那篇著名的圣诞讲话，鼓舞了当时二战中的英国军民。

获奖情况：XX年9月20日，《国王的演讲》一举摘得第35届多伦多电影节(tiff)"观众选择大奖"。

XX年1月16日，国王的扮演者科林·费斯不负众望赢得金球奖最佳戏剧片男主角。

观影感言：试着想象一位这样的王子。

小时候被哥哥嘲笑，被父亲严厉管教，以至于口吃严重，迫于身份的特殊不得不在大众面前发表演讲，却紧张地说不出一句话。

父亲去世，哥哥爱美人不爱江山，放弃王位留给他，而他如何做好国王，尤其发表演讲鼓舞他的国民?确实，这是一个难题。

励志电影《国王的演讲》——勇敢战胜自我

励志电影《国王的演讲》——勇敢战胜自我《国王的演讲》是一部励志电影，讲述了英国国王乔治六世如何勇敢战胜自我，克服口吃的障碍，成为一位令人敬佩的领导者的故事。

故事背景设定在20世纪30年代的英国。

乔治六世（伯特·兰克斯饰）是英国的继任者，但他却面临着一个巨大的障碍，那就是自己的口吃问题。

每次当他需要要发表演讲时，他总会陷入前所未有的恐惧和焦虑之中。

这不仅让他的个人形象受到了影响，更让他怀疑自己是否适合和能够担任国家的领导者。

然而，乔治六世的妻子伊丽莎白（海伦娜·邦汉·卡特饰）从不放弃对他的支持和鼓励。

她发现了澳大利亚的演讲治疗师莱昂尔·洛格（科林·费尔斯饰），并决定邀请他来帮助乔治六世战胜口吃问题。

于是，乔治六世开始了一段充满挑战和困难的旅程。

莱昂尔·洛格采用了一种前所未见的方法来帮助乔治六世克服口吃。

他不仅提供了专业的演讲技巧和训练，还关注了乔治六世内心的情感问题。

乔治六世逐渐开始突破自己的局限，从一个胆小怯懦的人变成了一个勇敢、自信的领导者。

在乔治六世的奋斗过程中，他也学到了许多重要的人生道理。

他明白了只有战胜内心的恐惧，才能成就真正的自己。

他学会了相信自己，相信自己的价值和能力，从而赢得了他人的敬佩和尊重。

他也学会了坚持不懈，不轻易放弃，即使面临再大的困难也要继续前行。

最终，乔治六世成功地战胜了自己的口吃问题，并在1939年面临英国人民的挑战时发表了一次鼓舞人心的演讲。

他用自己的坚强意志和勇气，给全国带来了信心和希望，赢得了人们的心。

这部电影深刻地展示了一个普通人如何通过勇敢地面对自己的弱点和困难，最终战胜了自己，取得了巨大的成功。

这让人们深受启发和鼓舞，教会了我们人生中的重要价值观和追求。

《国王的演讲》是一部关于勇气、坚持和战胜自我的电影。

它教会了我们无论面对何种困难或挑战，我们都应该勇往直前，坚持自己的信念，相信自己的能力，战胜自己内心的恐惧和弱点，最终取得成功。

奥斯卡经典励志电影：《国王的演讲》

奥斯卡经典励志电影：《国王的演讲》《国王的演讲》是一部由汤姆·霍珀导演，柯林·菲尔斯主演的奥斯卡经典励志电影。

影片根据真实故事改编，讲述了英国国王乔治六世为克服口吃障碍而进行的艰苦努力，并成功地以娴熟演讲技巧鼓舞了整个英国民众的奋斗精神。

影片在2010年荣获奥斯卡最佳影片奖，并给全球观众留下了深刻的印象。

下面我们一起来回顾这部经典电影所传递的励志主题。

影片以乔治六世（伯特勋爵）在其哥哥爱德华八世退位之后，被宣布为国王的场景开篇。

乔治六世在接受各种正式场合的演讲时，因为严重的口吃问题而备受困扰，甚至为此丧失了自信和动力。

然而，在乔治的皇后伊丽莎白和她发现的语音治疗师梅贝尔的鼓励下，乔治决定尝试治疗，并在艰苦的过程中逐渐找回了自己的声音。

这部电影通过展现乔治六世与梅贝尔的治疗过程，告诉观众努力和信念所能创造的奇迹。

在治疗初期，乔治六世因为过去对口吃的挣扎和恐惧，一度心灰意冷，觉得自己永远无法克服这个问题。

然而，梅贝尔坚定地相信他有能力战胜口吃，不断鼓励他去尝试，并教导他一系列调整呼吸和发音的技巧。

电影中的乔治六世在治疗过程中遇到了多次挫折和抵触心理，但他从不放弃，坚定地相信自己能够战胜心理障碍和肢体问题。

他勇敢地挑战自己的极限，不断练习和改进自己的演讲技巧，甚至在治疗期间时常在广播中演讲，积累自信和经验。

最令人难忘的情节之一是乔治六世在即将面临重大的国家危机时，必须向全国发表演讲鼓舞士气。

面对千万人的期待，乔治六世和梅贝尔一起经历了一段艰苦而感人的准备过程。

最终，在梅贝尔的鼓励和支持下，乔治六世战胜了自己的口吃问题，鼓舞了整个国家的士气，成为英国历史上最具影响力的王室演讲之一。

《国王的演讲》通过乔治六世和梅贝尔的故事，向观众传递出了坚持、努力和信念的重要性。

乔治六世在面临艰难困境时不放弃，始终相信自己能够克服困难，最终获得了成功。

这部电影激励观众们要勇敢面对自身的困境，勇敢地追求梦想，并相信自己能够创造奇迹。

The King speech(国王的演讲)

The King's Speech
• In other countries, the most important is the ability of politicians as speech, in order to conquer the people. • But King George VI, • Childhood cowardice（怯懦） and stuttering（口吃）and therefore can not fluent speech delivered before the public • So he is not a qualified king
• At this point, he faced Hitler's ambitions and the outbreak of World War II soon. • He had to defend their homeland with their own voice.
cigarette] Lionel Logue: Please don't do that. King George VI: I'm sorry? Lionel Logue: I believe sucking smoke into your lungs will kill you. King George VI: My physicians say it relaxes the throat. Lionel Logue: They're idiots. King George VI: They've all been knighted. Lionel Logue: Makes it official then.
• In this movie no have any villain , the king to defeat their own. It was a struggle with himself.

励志电影：《国王的演讲》

励志电影：《国王的演讲》《国王的演讲》是一部真实故事改编的励志电影，讲述了英国国王乔治六世成功克服自卑和口吃障碍，勇敢面对困难，最终成为伟大的领导者的励志故事。

故事的开始是在1936年的英国，当时英国正处于战争阴云下，国王乔治五世病逝，留下了一段紧张、关键的历史时期。

他的长子爱德华八世本应继任国王，但由于其不当的行为和亲德立场，不得不在短短一年后退位。

而乔治六世，原本只是作为爱德华八世的替代者，成为了国王。

乔治六世（伯特勋爵饰）自小就有严重的口吃问题，这给他的生活和公职带来了巨大的困扰和压力。

他曾试过各种治疗方法，却无法根除口吃。

他的口吃问题使他在公共场合害怕讲话，错失了许多机会和挑战，也让他对自己的信心产生了极大的怀疑和自卑感。

当国王乔治六世陷入困境时，他的妻子伊丽莎白皇后（海伦娜·邦汉·卡特饰）带他找到了一个口吃治疗师莱昂·修克（杰弗里·拉什饰）。

在莱昂的帮助下，乔治六世开始了一段艰苦的康复之旅。

莱昂既是一名治疗师，也是一位朋友和激励者。

他细心观察和分析乔治六世的症状，帮助他面对自己的恐惧和挑战。

他虽然一开始表现出蔑视和怀疑，但慢慢地，他开始对莱昂和治疗方法产生信任。

在与莱昂的治疗过程中，乔治六世发现自己的口吃问题并非身体上的疾病，而更多是心理上的困扰。

他记起了童年时期发生的一起震撼事件，这使他对自己产生了强烈的自卑感和不安全感。

凭借莱昂的帮助，他开始重新审视自己的过去，并逐渐摆脱自卑和自我限制。

最终，乔治六世接受了国家的重任，他要在一个关键的时刻担当起领导者的角色，带领英国人民面对即将到来的战争。

而莱昂也在紧张的时刻给予了他宝贵的指导和支持。

在电影的高潮部分，乔治六世面对全英国的广播，将人们的命运寄托在他的话语中。

他身心都经受着前所未有的压力。

但是，在他回顾自己的康复过程和鼓励人们勇往直前的演讲中，他成功地克服了口吃的障碍，流利地发表了一段让人们深受鼓舞的演说。

《国王的演讲》全英台词Word版

(1925) King George V reigns over a quarter of the world's people.He asks his second son, the Duke of York,to give the closing speech at the Empire Exhibition in Wembley, London.The King's SpeechYou're live in two minutes. Your Royal Highness SirThank youLet the microphone do the work, sir.I am sure you will be splendid. Just take your time.Time to go.Good afternoon.This is the BBC National Programme and Empire Servicestaking you to Wembley Stadium for the Closing Ceremony of the Empire Exhibition.where His Royal Highness the Duke of Yorkwill read a message from the his father,his Majesty, King George the fifth.British Colonies and Dominions have taken part,making this the largest Exhibition staged anywhere in the world.Your Majesty, flashes, and steady red means you're live.Using the new invention of radioThe Opening Ceremony was the first time his Majesty the Kingaddressed his subjects on the wireless.At the close of the first SeasonThe air to the throne His Royal Highness the Prince Wales made his first broadcastAnd today, his younger brother his Royal Highness, the Duke of Yorkwill give his inaugural broadcast to the Nation and the World.I have receivedfrom his Majestythe…the…the...the KingPiccadilly, LondonInhale deep into your lungs, your Royal Highness.Relaxes your larynx, does it not?Cigarette smoking calms the nerves and gives you confidence.If Your Highness will be so kind as to open your hand...Sterilized.Now...if I may take the liberty?...insert them into your mouth.Excuse me, Doctor. What is the purpose of this? It's the classic approach that cured Demosthenes.That was in Ancient Greece. Has it worked since?Now if you would be so kind as to read. A wealth of words.Fight against those marbles Your Royal Highness.Enunciate!A little more concentration your Royal Highness.I nearly swallowed the bloody things!Thank you so much, Doctor,it's been most interesting.Your Royal HighnessInsert marbles!He can insert his own bloody marbles....! Tick, tock, tick, tock.You can't keep doing this, Bertie.I know. Promise mePromise me: no more.Harley StreetDr. Chapman, L Logue, Speech Defects Australia is calling;Sydney bridge celebrations marHello. Is anyone there?I'm just in the loo.Hello Mrs Johnson, there you are.Sorry I don't have receptionist.I like to keep things simple“Poor and content is rich and rich enough”For?Shakespeare. How are you?How do you doAhh, traveling aloneNow, this is slightly awkwardBut I'm afraid you're late.Yes, I'm afraid I am.Where's Mr Johnson?He doesn't know I'm here.That's not a very promising start.No. My husband has seen everyone to no avail. He's given up hope.He hasn't seen me.You're awfully sure of yourself.I'm sure of anyone who wants to be cured.Of course he wants to be cured.My husband is required to speak publicly. Perhaps he should change jobs.He can't.Indentured servitude?Something of that nature.YesWell we need to have your hubby pop by... Tuesday would be good...He can give me his personal details and I'll make a frank appraisal.And then we can take it from thereDoctor, forgive me.I do not have a “hubby”. We don't ‘pop'. And nor do we never talk about our private lives.You must come to us.Sorry, Mrs J, my game, my turf, my rules. You'll have to talk over with your husband And then you can speak to me on the telephone Thank you very much for dropping by.Good afternoonAnd what if my husband were the Duke of York? The Duke of York?Yes the Duke of York.I thought the appointment was for “Johnson”? - Forgive me, your Royal...? - Highness. Your Royal Highness.Johnson was used during the Great Warwhen the Navy didn't want the enemy to know ‘he' was aboard.Am I considered the enemy?You will be if you remain un-obliging.You'll appreciate the need for absolutely discretionOf course.How did you find me? Your Royal HighnessThe President of the Society for Speech Therapists Eileen McCleod? She's a sport.She warned me your antipodean methods were “unorthodox and controversial”.I warned her...they were not my favorite words.I can cure your husband.But for my method to workI need trust and total equality here in the safety of my consultation room.No exceptions.Well then, in that case...When can you start?BOVRIL NOURISHES YOU TO RESIST 'FLUStill sounds a bit rough.You make me drive too slowly, Dad!Did you pick mum up from Bridge?Yes, I've hardly been out of the car all day.I had a special visitor this afternoon.May I be please leave the table?How special is special?You must stay, bored stupid,listening to your parents' inane conversation.Thanks, dad!- And mum. - And mum!- Me too - You're meeting Jean?No, someone elseDoctor? Doctor? Don't you help you brother with the washing upI'm fineWho is it Lionel?Why bring it up if you can't talk about it? Myrtle, just a woman looking to help her husband.And I had a ‘call'. For an audition- One of my favourates.- Aren't they all.- Could be a lot of fun – I'm sure you'll be splendidIn the amateur scene, they're a highly regarded groupFrom Putney.That's all girls.Tomorrow, Chapter ,The Flight - I long to know they fly to - I can't wait Oh, to fly away!Weren't they lucky!Now Papa tell a story!Could I be a penguin instead?Now I want to a penguin story.Very quicklyOnce there were two princessesPrincesses Elisabeth, and Princesses Margret Their papa was a penguinThis was because he been turned into by a wicked witchThis was inconvenient for him because he loved to hold his princesses in his armsand you can't do that if you're a penguin, because you have wings like herrings. Herrings don't have wings.Penguins have wings which like the shape of herrings.And what make matters worse she sent him to the South Polewhich is an awfully long walk back if you can't fly.When he reached the waterHe dived in, through the depth so fastthat he was in Southampton Waters by lunchtime. From there he took the . to Weybridge, changed at Clapham Junctionand asked a passing Mallard the way to Buckingham Palace.He swam up the Thames and out through the plughole,giving the cook mama and Mrs Whittaker quite a shock.When the girls heard all the commotionThey run to the kitchen where they gave him a good scrub, a mackerel and a kiss.And as they kissed him guess what he turned into?A handsome prince!A short-tailed Albatross.With wings big enough that he could wrap them both around his two girls togetherNow girls, time for bed. Come onTake the horses to the stableYou have exactly a minuteGood nightfeed them brush them and to bed.Will Mrs Simpson be there?My brother's insisting.Is he serious?About our coming to dinner?No. About her!A married woman? He can't be.She can. By the way I think I found someone rather interesting.On Harley Street. A doctor.Out of the question. I'm not having this conversation again.The matter's settled.His approach seems rather different.... Now?Now!“Now is the winter of our discontentMade glorious summer by this sun of York.”“And all the clouds that lour'd upon our houseIn the deep bosom of the ocean buried.Now are our brows bound with victorious wreaths;Thank you.Lovely diction, Mr...Logue. Lionel Logue.Well, Mr Logue,I'm not hearing the cries of a deformed creature yearning to be King.Nor did I realize Richard the Third was King of the Colonies.I do know all the lines.I've played the role before.- Sydney? - Perth.- Major theater town, is it? - Enthusiastic. - Ah. - I was well reviewed.Yes...well...Lionel,I think our dramatic society is looking for someone slightly youngerand a little more regal.You have to shut that one first.Close that one first, thatWhere did you find this...physician? Classifieds, next to “French model, Shepherd's Market”.He comes highly recommended.Charges substantial fees in order to help the poor.Oh dear, perhaps he's a Bolshevik?!He has no receptionist. He likes to keep things simple.The Johnsons.You can go in now, “Mr. Johnson”.Lionel says...wait here if you wish, Mrs Johnson.Or, it being a p-pleasant day,p-perhaps take a stroll.Was that alright...Lionel?Marvellous, WillyYou can stay here and wait for your mum.Mrs Johnson. Mr.Johnson, do come in.Would you like a sweetieHe's a good lad, Willy.He could hardly make a sound, you know,when he first came to me.My boys made those. Good, aren't they. Please, make yourself comfortable.I was told not not to sit too close.when speaking with a prince, one waits for the prince to choose the topic.Waiting for me to… commence a conversation one can wait a rather long wait.Do you know any jokes?Timing isn't my strong suit.Cuppa tea?No thank you.I think I'll have one.Aren't you going to start treating me Dr Logue? Only if you're interested in being treated. Please, call me Lionel.I… I prefer Doctor.I prefer Lionel. What'll I call you?Your Royal Highness, then Sir after that.A bit formal for here. I prefer namesPrince Albert Frederick Arthur George?How about Bertie?Only my family uses that.Perfect. In here, it's better if we're equals. If we were equal.. I wouldn't be here.I'd be.. at home with my wife and no-one would give a damn.Please don't do that.I'm sorry?I believe sucking smoke into your lungs will kill you.My physicians say it relaxes the throat. They're idiots.They've all been knighted.Makes it official then.My 'castle', my rules.Thank youWhat was your earliest memory?What an earth do you mean?Your first recollection.I'm not…here to discuss personal matters.Why're you here then?Because I bloody well stammer!You have a bit of a temper.One of my many faults.When did the defect start?I've always been this way!I doubt that.Don't.. tell me! It's my stammer!It's my field. I assure you,no infant starts to speak with a stammer. When did it start?Four or five.That's typical.So I've been told.I can't remember not doing it.I can believe that. Do you hesitate when you think?Don't be ridiculous.How about when you talk to yourself? Everyone natters occasionally, Bertie.Stop calling me that!I'm not going to call you anything else. Then we shan't speak!Are you charging for this, Doctor?A fortune.I'll just save that brewSo, when you talk to yourself, do you stammer? Of course not!That proves your impediment isn't a permanent part of you.What do you think was the cause?I don't know! I… don't care!I stammer. And no one can fix it.I'll bet you, you can read flawlessly, right here, right now.And if I win the bet, I get to ask you more questions.And if I win?You don't have to answer them.One usually… wagers money.A bob each to keep it sweet? Let's see your shilling.I don't… ca rry money.I had a funny feeling you mightn't.I'll stake you. And you can pay me back next time.If there is a next time.I haven't agreed to take you on yetSo please stand, and take a look at that, from thereI can't read this.Then you owe me a shilling for not trying.“To.. to..be or not to be,That… is..” damnI haven't finished yet.I'm going to record your voiceAnd then play it back to you on the same machine.This is brilliant. It's the latest thing from America :a Silvertone.Pop these on?There's a bob in this, mate. You can go home rich!- You're playing music. - I know.How can I hear what I'm saying?!Surely a Prince's brain knows what its mouth is doing?You're not well acquainted with Royal Princes, are you?to be or not to be.. that is the question Hopeless. Hopeless!You were sublime.Would I lie to a prince of the realm to win twelve-pence?I've no idea what an Australian might do for that sort of money.- let me play it back to you - No.Alright then, I'll get to ask you the questions.Thank you Doctor, I don't… feel this is for me.Thank you for your time. ByeSir?The recording is free.Please keep it as a souvenir?NoAh well.buggerKing George V.Christmas Broadcast ,For the present(Sandringham House,Norfolk) the work to which we are all equally bound, is to arrive at a reasoned tranquility... ...within our borders, to regain prosperity in this time of depression without self-seeking and to carry with us those whom the burden of past years has disheartened or overborne.To all, to each, I wish a Happy Christmas. God bless you.And off airEasy when you know how.Sir?Have a go yourself.Congratulations, Sir.Ah, Mr Wood. Splendid fellow.Chap taught me everything I know:let the microphone do the work.Sir.Thank you.Sit up, straight back,face boldly up to the bloody thing and stare its quare in the eye,as you would any decent Englishman.Show who's in command.Papa I don't…think I read thisThis devilish device will change everything if you won't.In the past all a King had to do was look respectable in uniform and not fall off his horse.Now we must invade people's homes and ingratiate ourselves with them.This family has been reduced to those lowest beast of all creatures...we've become...actors!we're not a family, we're a firm.Yet any moment some of us may be out of work. Your darling brother... and future kingThe only wife he appears interested in is invariably the wife of another!He's broken off with Lady Furness.And taken up a Mrs Simpson, a woman with two husbands living!I told him straight no divorced person can ever be received at court.He said she made him sublimely happy.I imagined that was because she was sleeping with him.“I give you my word” this is what he said “I give you my word, we've never had immoral rel ations,”Stared square into his father's eyes...and lied.When I'm dead that boy will ruin himself, this family,and this nation, within twelve months.Who'll pick up the pieces?Herr Hitler, intimidating half of Europe, Marshall Stalin the other half?Who'll stand between us, the jackboots,and the proletarian abyss? You?你的大哥这么逃避责任With your older brother shirking his duties, you're going to have to do a lot more of this. Have a go yourself.Through..the… one of the m-Get it out boy!...m-marvels of m-Modern - just take your timeform your words carefullyScience, I am enabled, this CRelax! Just try it!...this Christmas Day, to speak to all my p-Do it!Lying bastard.- You're playing music. - I know.How can I hear what I'm saying?!Surely a Prince's brain knows what its mouth is doing?You're not well acquainted with Royal Princes, are you?“To be, or not to be, - that is the question: -“...whether tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles,And by opposing end them..To die, to sleep no moreAnd by a sleep to say we endThe heartache, and the thousand natural shocks That flesh is heir to? ‘tis a consummation…”Hopeless! Hopeless!Strictly business. No.. personal nonsense.I thought I'd made that very clear in our interview.Got the shilling you owe me?No I haven'tDidn't think so.Besides, you…tricked me!Physical exercises and tricks are important But what you're asking will only deal with the surface of the problem.Is that that's sufficient? Ah, no.As far as I see it, my husband has mechanical difficulties with his speech.Maybe just deal with that.I..I'm willing to work hard, Doctor Logue... Lionel.Are you… willing to do your part?Alright. You want mechanics?We need to relax your jaw muscles and strengthen your tongue.By repeating tongue twisters for example.“I am a thistle-sifter.I have a sieve of sifted thistlesAnd a sieve of unsifted thistles.Because I am a thistle sifter.”Fine.You do have a flabby tummy,We'll need to spend some time strength in your diaphragm.Simple mechanics.That is all we ask.And that's about a shilling's worth.Forget about the blessed shilling!Perhaps, upon occasion,You might be request to assistance…in coping with…some minor e vent.Will that be agreeable?Of course.That will be the full extent of your services. Shall I see you next week?I shall see you every day.Feel the loosening of the jawGood. Little bounces,bouncesShoulders. shouldersNow looseTake a nice deep breath, expand the chestPut your hands on your ribsDeeper, goodHow do you feel?Full of hot air.Isn't that what public speaking is all about? My wife and I are glad to visit this important…Take a good deep breathe, and up come your Royal HighnessAnd slowly exhale and down come your Royal Highness- are you alright, Bertie? - yesthis is actually quite good fun. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmother.Short the humming each time Manufacturing…the district…- Another deep breath and “jack and Jill” - “Jack and Jill”- Went up the hill - went up the hillJust sway… perfectWe are not permit to ask…toLoosen the shoulderDing dong bell, Pussy's in the wellWho put her in? Little Johnny GreenHave a short memory Bertie? Come on- cow - cow- king - kingAnyone who can shout vowels in an open window can learn to deliver a speech.- Deep breath. And it is..- it is ... - let the words flowmine doesn't bloody workcome on, one more time, Bertieyou can do ita sieve of sifted thistles- father - father- father（父亲）- Wait for “aa” in patient - father Sandringham Estate- Hello, Bertie. - Hello David- I see you've been coming out - Not at all Been waiting long? For Christ, bloody freezing Where've you been?Been busy.So was I. Elizabeth has pneumonia.I'm sorry. She'll recover.Father won't.I'll drive.Old bugger's doing this on purpose.Dying?Departing prematurely to complicate matters with Wallis.Oh for heaven's sake, David.You know how long he's been ill.Wallis explained. She's terribly clever about these things.... whereas by letters patent under the Great Seal,bearing date of Westminster, the eleventh June his Majesty King George V did constitute, order and declare that there should be a guardian,- what's going on here? - Custos Regni, in the form of Councilors of State.I cannot follow you. I'm confused and I don't understand- … what you're taking about - It's the order of the Council for the State, Sir.- would you do that? - So we may act on your behalf.not clearly I'm afraid...I'm still confused... But Approved. Thank you.- Let me help you sir - alright- thank you sir - thank youFeeling a little better Sir?No. I'm not feeling any better. I feel dreadful.Been ice-skating?No, George.Yes, he's alright. Of course.I know, darling, a talk, even a lovely long talk,is a poor substitute for holding tight and making drowsy.Nor making our own drowsies either,as we've had to do far too often lately.- David, the dinner - I'm on with WallisIt's Bertie.No, it's not important. No. I don't want to No, telephone me later? Right, byeWallis misses me terribly.Mama says you're late for dinner.She forgets Papa's bloody clocks were always half an hour fast!How is the king? I hope he is not in pain. No, no, His Majesty is quieter now.Thank youDavid, if your father were here, tardiness would not be tolerated.None of this..unpleasantness would be toleratedYou know Sir, I appreciate that you are different from your fatherBoth in outlook and temperament.I want you to know that whenever the King questioned your conduct,I tried in your interest to present it in a most favorable light.I can always trust you to have my best interests at heart.I'm fear our vigil will not be of long duration. Please continue, thank youjust commend our brother George to the mercy of God,our Maker and Redeemer.Long live the King.I hope I will make good as he has made good. What on earth was that?Poor Wallis. Now I'm trapped!And in these last crowded troubled glorious yearsIf there's one thing that King George has taughtt is the art of the leader with also a brother to his followersAs long as he lives he was the guiding star of a great nationDad? (When he died, the little children cried in the street)Time for a Shake, dad?- You sure? - Go onPut your thinking caps oBet its the Scottish Play.No, I bet it's Othello. It's always Othello.“Art thou afeard? Be not afeard”- Caliban! - Oh! For heaven's sake.. that was a lucky guess!Don't listen to egghead. Go on, Dad.“the isle is full of noises,Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight, and hurt not.Sometimes a thousand twanging instrumentsWill hum about mine ears; and sometimes voices, That, if then I had waked after long sleep, Will make me sleep again:”Alright, clever clogs, what comes next?- “..and then, in dreaming, Me thought th e clouds” - the clouds me thought“The clouds me thought would open,And show riches Ready to drop upon me; that...””...when I waked, I cried to dream again.”It's such a sad thought.My next patient must be a bit early. You better go lads, I'm sorry.Won't be a moment, Clifford.Bertie, they told me not to expect you.Sorry about your father.I don't wish to intrude..No..Not at all, please come inI've been practising. One hour a day.In spite of everything.What's going on there?I was, sorry, mucking around with my kids. Do you feel like working today?A Curtis bi-plane.I'll put on some hot milk.Logue, I'd kill for something stronger.I wasn't there for my father's death.Still makes me sad.I can imagine so.- What did you father do? - He was brewer. - Oh. - At least there was free beer.Here's to the memory of your father.I was informed, after the fact,my father's …last words were:“Bertie has more.. guts than the rest of his brothers.. put together.”He couldn't say that to my face.My brother.What about him?- Try singing it. - I'm sorry?What songs do you know?- Songs? - “Swanee River”- I love that song. - Happens to be my favorite. - Sing me the chorus. - No. Certainly not.I always.. wanted to build models.Father… wouldn't allow it. He.. collected stamps.We had to collect stamps.You can finish that off. If you sing.- “My brother David, doo-dah” - I'm not going to sit here wobblingYou can with me.Because… you're peculiar.I take that as a compliment.Rules are rulesI'm not…crooning “Swanee River!”Try “Camptown Races” then.“My brother D, he said to me, doodah doo-dah...”- Continuous sound will give you flow. - No Does it feel strange, now that David's on the throne?Tell you the truth, It was a relief... Knowing.. I wouldn't be ..King.But unless he produces an heir, you're next in line.And your daughter, Elizabeth, would then succeed you.“You're barking up the wrong tree now, Doctor, Doctor.”“Lionel,” You didn't stammer.Of course I didn't stammer, I was singing! Well, as a little reward,you get to put some glue on these struts.- your boy wouldn't mind? - No, not at all David and I were very close.Young bucks... You know.Did you chase the same girls?David was always very helpful in arranging introductions.We shared… the exp ert ministrations of “Paulette” in Paris.Not at the same time of course.Did David ever tease you?Oh yes they all did.“Buh-buh-buh-Bertie”.Father encouraged it.“Get it out, boy!”Said it would make me stop.”Said...”I was afraid of my father,and my children are damn well going to be afraid of me”.Are you naturally right handed?Left. I was… punished. Now I use the right. Yes, that's very common with stammerers. Anything other corrections?Knock knees.Metal… splints were made...worn…day and nightThat must have been painful.Bloody agony. Straight legs now.Who were you closest to in your family? Nannies. Not my first nanny..she loved David...hated me.When I.. was presented to my parents for the daily viewing,she'd...She pinch me so I'd cry,and be…handed back to her immediately,then she wouldn't…- sing it - then she wouldn't feed me, far far away.”Took my parents three years to notice.As you can imagine,it caused some stomach problems. Still.What about your brother Johnnie?Were you close to him?Johnnie, Sweet boy.Epilepsy...and...he was 'different'.He died at , hidden from view.I've been told it's not catching.- Do you want a top-up? - Please.You know, Lionel,- you're the first ordinary Englishman... - Australian....I've ever really spoken to.when I'm driven through the streets and see, you know, the Common Man staring at me,I'm struck by how little I know of his life, and how little he knows of mine.- Thank you - What're friends for.I wouldn't know.Balmoral Castle, Scotland“I sifted seven thick-stalked thistles through strong thick sieves.I sifted seven...”- isn't that enough darling? No? - I have to keep doing thisThis is your fault.- I sifted seven - Oh noOne hundred year old spruces removed to improve the view!Who do you think she is?Nonetheless...we must try to be pleasant towards Mrs Simpson.You know she calls me “The Fat Scottish Cook”?You're not fat.I'm getting plump.You seldom cook.- I sifted seven. - Shut up!!I sifted…- ,, and booze - Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of York.How lovely to see you both.Welcome to our little country shack.I came at the invitation of the King.Your Majesty- All right - Sorry we're lateVery nice to see you, Mrs SimpsonVery niceHello David.Making… some change s to the garden I see.I am. I am not quite finished yet.Don't tell me I behaved badly, Mr Churchill. On the contrary, your Royal Highness. Etiquette decrees royalty should be greeted by the official host:in this case: the King. Not a commoner.- Thank you. - what is her hold on him?I've no idea.Apparently she has certain...skills,which she learnt in an establishment in Shanghai.- David - just be a sec, darlingExcuse me.David, I've been trying to see you...I've been terribly busy.- Doing what? - Kinging.Really?Kinging.. is a precarious business these days! Where is the Tsar of Russia?Where is Cousin Wilhelm?You're being dreary.Is Kinging laying off eighty staff and buying yet more pearls for Walliswhile there are people marching across Europe singing “The Red Flag”?Stop your worrying. Herr Hitler will sort that lot out.Who'll sort out Herr Hitler?Where's the bloody '?And you've put that woman into our mother's suite?Mother's not still in the bed, is she?That's not funny.Here it is, Wally likes the very best.I don't care what woman you carry on with at night,as long as you show up for duty in the morning! Wallis is not just some woman I am carrying on with.We intend to marryExcuse me?She's filing a petition for divorce.Good God.Can't you just give her a nice house and a title?I'm not having her as my mistress.The Church does not recognise divorceand you are the… head of the Church.- Haven't I any rights? - Many privileges... Not the same thing. Your beloved Common Man may marry for love,Why not me?If you were the Common Man,on what basis could you possibly claim to be King?!Sounds like you've studied our wretched constitution.Sounds like you haven't.Is that what this is all about? Bashing up?。

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* *(1925) King George V reigns over a quarter of the world's people.He asks his second son, the Duke of York,to give the closing speech at the Empire Exhibition in Wembley, London.The King's SpeechYou're live in two minutes. Your Royal HighnessSirThank youLet the microphone do the work, sir.I am sure you will be splendid. Just take your time.Time to go.Good afternoon.This is the BBC National Programme and Empire Servicestaking you to Wembley Stadium for the Closing Ceremony of the Empire Exhibition. where His Royal Highness the Duke of York will read a message from the his father,his Majesty, King George the fifth.British Colonies and Dominions have taken part,making this the largest Exhibition staged anywhere in the world.Your Majesty, flashes, and steady red means you're live.Using the new invention of radioThe Opening Ceremony was the first time his Majesty the Kingaddressed his subjects on the wireless.At the close of the first SeasonThe air to the throne His Royal Highness the Prince Wales made his first broadcastAnd today, his younger brother his Royal Highness, the Duke of Yorkwill give his inaugural broadcast to the Nation and the World.I have receivedfrom his Majestythe…the…the...the KingPiccadilly, LondonInhale deep into your lungs, your Royal Highness.* *Relaxes your larynx, does it not?Cigarette smoking calms the nerves and gives you confidence.If Your Highness will be so kind as to open your hand...Sterilized.Now...if I may take the liberty?...insert them into your mouth.Excuse me, Doctor. What is the purpose of this?It's the classic approach that cured Demosthenes.That was in Ancient Greece. Has it worked since?Now if you would be so kind as to read. A wealth of words.Fight against those marbles Your Royal Highness.Enunciate!A little more concentration your Royal Highness.I nearly swallowed the bloody things! Thank you so much, Doctor, it's been most interesting.Your Royal HighnessInsert marbles!He can insert his own bloody marbles....! Tick, tock, tick, tock.You can't keep doing this, Bertie.I know. Promise mePromise me: no more.Harley StreetDr. Chapman, L Logue, Speech Defects Australia is calling;Sydney bridge celebrations marHello. Is anyone there?I'm just in the loo.Hello Mrs Johnson, there you are.Sorry I don't have receptionist.I like to keep things simple“Poor and content is rich and rich enough”For?Shakespeare. How are you?How do you doAhh, traveling aloneNow, this is slightly awkward* *But I'm afraid you're late.Yes, I'm afraid I am.Where's Mr Johnson?He doesn't know I'm here.That's not a very promising start.No. My husband has seen everyone to no avail. He's given up hope.He hasn't seen me.You're awfully sure of yourself.I'm sure of anyone who wants to be cured. Of course he wants to be cured.My husband is required to speak publicly. Perhaps he should change jobs.He can't.Indentured servitude?Something of that nature.YesWell we need to have your hubby pop by... Tuesday would be good...He can give me his personal details and I'll make a frank appraisal.And then we can take it from there Doctor, forgive me.I do not have a “hubby”. We don't ‘pop'. And nor do we never talk about our private lives.You must come to us.Sorry, Mrs J, my game, my turf, my rules. You'll have to talk over with your husband And then you can speak to me on the telephoneThank you very much for dropping by. Good afternoonAnd what if my husband were the Duke of York?The Duke of York?Yes the Duke of York.I thought the appointment was for “Johnson”?- Forgive me, your Royal...? - Highness.Your Royal Highness.Johnson was used during the Great War when the Navy didn't want the enemy to know ‘he' was aboard.Am I considered the enemy?You will be if you remain un-obliging.You'll appreciate the need for absolutely* *discretionOf course.How did you find me? Your Royal Highness The President of the Society for Speech TherapistsEileen McCleod? She's a sport.She warned me your antipodean methods were“unorthodox and controversial”.I warned her...they were not my favorite words.I can cure your husband.But for my method to workI need trust and total equality here in the safety of my consultation room.No exceptions.Well then, in that case...When can you start?BOVRIL NOURISHES YOU TO RESIST 'FLU Still sounds a bit rough.You make me drive too slowly, Dad!Did you pick mum up from Bridge?Yes, I've hardly been out of the car all day. I had a special visitor this afternoon.May I be please leave the table?How special is special?You must stay, bored stupid,listening to your parents' inane conversation.Thanks, dad!- And mum. - And mum!- Me too - You're meeting Jean?No, someone elseDoctor? Doctor? Don't you help you brother with the washing upI'm fineWho is it Lionel?Why bring it up if you can't talk about it? Myrtle, just a woman looking to help her husband.And I had a ‘call'. For an audition- One of my favourates.- Aren't they all.- Could be a lot of fun –I'm sure you'll be splendidIn the amateur scene, they're a highly regarded groupFrom Putney.* *That's all girls.Tomorrow, Chapter ,The Flight - I long to know they fly to - I can't wait Oh, to fly away!Weren't they lucky!Now Papa tell a story!Could I be a penguin instead?Now I want to a penguin story.Very quicklyOnce there were two princesses Princesses Elisabeth, and Princesses Margret Their papa was a penguinThis was because he been turned into by a wicked witchThis was inconvenient for him because he lovedto hold his princesses in his armsand you can't do that if you're a penguin, because you have wings like herrings. Herrings don't have wings.Penguins have wings which like the shape of herrings.And what make matters worse she sent him to the South Pole which is an awfully long walk back if you can't fly.When he reached the waterHe dived in, through the depth so fastthat he was in Southampton Waters by lunchtime.From there he took the . to Weybridge, changed at Clapham Junctionand asked a passing Mallard the way to Buckingham Palace.He swam up the Thames and out through the plughole,giving the cook mama and Mrs Whittaker quite a shock.When the girls heard all the commotion They run to the kitchen where they gave him a good scrub, a mackerel and a kiss.And as they kissed him guess what he turned into?A handsome prince!A short-tailed Albatross.With wings big enough that he could wrap them both around his two girls together* *Now girls, time for bed. Come onTake the horses to the stableYou have exactly a minuteGood nightfeed them brush them and to bed.Will Mrs Simpson be there?My brother's insisting.Is he serious?About our coming to dinner?No. About her!A married woman? He can't be.She can. By the way I think I found someone rather interesting.On Harley Street. A doctor.Out of the question. I'm not having this conversation again.The matter's settled.His approach seems rather different.... Now?Now!“Now is the winter of our discontent Made glorious summer by this sun of York.”“And all the clouds that lour'd upon our houseIn the deep bosom of the ocean buried. Now are our brows bound with victorious wreaths;Thank you.Lovely diction, Mr...Logue. Lionel Logue.Well, Mr Logue,I'm not hearing the cries of a deformed creature yearning to be King.Nor did I realize Richard the Third was King of the Colonies.I do know all the lines.I've played the role before.- Sydney? - Perth.- Major theater town, is it? - Enthusiastic.- Ah. - I was well reviewed.Yes...well...Lionel,I think our dramatic society is looking for someone slightly youngerand a little more regal.You have to shut that one first.Close that one first, that* *Where did you find this...physician? Classifieds, next to “French model, Shepherd's Market”.He comes highly recommended.Charges substantial fees in order to help the poor.Oh dear, perhaps he's a Bolshevik?!He has no receptionist. He likes to keep things simple.The Johnsons.You can go in now, “Mr. Johnson”.Lionel says...wait here if you wish, Mrs Johnson.Or, it being a p-pleasant day,p-perhaps take a stroll.Was that alright...Lionel?Marvellous, WillyYou can stay here and wait for your mum. Mrs Johnson. Mr.Johnson, do come in. Would you like a sweetieHe's a good lad, Willy.He could hardly make a sound, you know, when he first came to me. My boys made those. Good, aren't they. Please, make yourself comfortable.I was told not not to sit too close.when speaking with a prince, one waits for the prince to choose the topic.Waiting for me to…commence a conversationone can wait a rather long wait.Do you know any jokes?Timing isn't my strong suit.Cuppa tea?No thank you.I think I'll have one.Aren't you going to start treating me Dr Logue?Only if you're interested in being treated. Please, call me Lionel.I…I prefer Doctor.I prefer Lionel. What'll I call you?Your Royal Highness, then Sir after that.A bit formal for here. I prefer namesPrince Albert Frederick Arthur George?How about Bertie?* *Only my family uses that.Perfect. In here, it's better if we're equals.If we were equal.. I wouldn't be here.I'd be.. at home with my wife and no-one would give a damn.Please don't do that.I'm sorry?I believe sucking smoke into your lungs will kill you.My physicians say it relaxes the throat.They're idiots.They've all been knighted.Makes it official then.My 'castle', my rules.Thank youWhat was your earliest memory?What an earth do you mean?Your first recollection.I'm not…here to discuss personal matters.Why're you here then?Because I bloody well stammer!You have a bit of a temper. One of my many faults.When did the defect start?I've always been this way!I doubt that.Don't.. tell me! It's my stammer!It's my field. I assure you,no infant starts to speak with a stammer. When did it start?Four or five.That's typical.So I've been told.I can't remember not doing it.I can believe that. Do you hesitate when you think?Don't be ridiculous.How about when you talk to yourself? Everyone natters occasionally, Bertie.Stop calling me that!I'm not going to call you anything else. Then we shan't speak!Are you charging for this, Doctor?A fortune.I'll just save that brew* *So, when you talk to yourself, do you stammer?Of course not!That proves your impediment isn't a permanent part of you.What do you think was the cause?I don't know! I…don't care!I stammer. And no one can fix it.I'll bet you, you can read flawlessly, right here, right now.And if I win the bet, I get to ask you more questions.And if I win?You don't have to answer them.One usually…wagers money.A bob each to keep it sweet? Let's see your shilling.I don't…carry money.I had a funny feeling you mightn't.I'll stake you. And you can pay me back next time.If there is a next time.I haven't agreed to take you on yet So please stand, and take a look at that, from thereI can't read this.Then you owe me a shilling for not trying. “To.. to..be or not to be,That…is..”damnI haven't finished yet.I'm going to record your voiceAnd then play it back to you on the same machine.This is brilliant. It's the latest thing from America :a Silvertone.Pop these on?There's a bob in this, mate. You can go home rich!- You're playing music. - I know.How can I hear what I'm saying?!Surely a Prince's brain knows what its mouth is doing?You're not well acquainted with Royal Princes, are you?to be or not to be.. that is the question Hopeless. Hopeless!* *You were sublime.Would I lie to a prince of the realm to win twelve-pence?I've no idea what an Australian might do for that sort of money.- let me play it back to you - No.Alright then, I'll get to ask you the questions. Thank you Doctor, I don't…feel this is for me. Thank you for your time. ByeSir?The recording is free.Please keep it as a souvenir?NoAh well.buggerKing George V.Christmas Broadcast ,For the present(Sandringham House,Norfolk) the work to which we are all equally bound, is to arrive at a reasoned tranquility......within our borders, to regain prosperity in this time of depression without self-seeking and to carry with us those whom the burden of past years has disheartened or overborne. To all, to each, I wish a Happy Christmas. God bless you.And off airEasy when you know how.Sir?Have a go yourself.Congratulations, Sir.Ah, Mr Wood. Splendid fellow.Chap taught me everything I know:let the microphone do the work.Sir.Thank you.Sit up, straight back,face boldly up to the bloody thing and stare its quare in the eye,as you would any decent Englishman.Show who's in command.Papa I don't…think I read thisThis devilish device will change everything if you won't.In the past all a King had to do was look respectable in uniform and not fall off his horse.* *Now we must invade people's homes and ingratiate ourselves with them.This family has been reduced to those lowest beast of all creatures...we've become...actors! we're not a family, we're a firm.Yet any moment some of us may be out of work.Your darling brother... and future kingThe only wife he appears interested in is invariably the wife of another!He's broken off with Lady Furness.And taken up a Mrs Simpson, a woman with two husbands living!I told him straight no divorced person can ever be received at court.He said she made him sublimely happy.I imagined that was because she was sleeping with him.“I give you my word”this is what he said “I give you my word, we've never had immoral relations,”Stared square into his father's eyes...and lied. When I'm dead that boy will ruin himself, this family,and this nation, within twelve months.Who'll pick up the pieces?Herr Hitler, intimidating half of Europe, Marshall Stalin the other half?Who'll stand between us, the jackboots,and the proletarian abyss? You?你的大哥这么逃避责任With your older brother shirking his duties, you're going to have to do a lot more of this. Have a go yourself.Through..the…one of the m-Get it out boy!...m-marvels of m-Modern - just take your timeform your words carefullyScience, I am enabled, this CRelax! Just try it!...this Christmas Day, to speak to all my p- Do it!Lying bastard.- You're playing music. - I know.* *How can I hear what I'm saying?!Surely a Prince's brain knows what its mouth is doing?You're not well acquainted with Royal Princes, are you?“To be, or not to be, - that is the question: - “...whether tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And by opposing end them..To die, to sleep no moreAnd by a sleep to say we endThe heartache, and the thousand natural shocksThat flesh is heir to? ‘tis a consummation…”Hopeless! Hopeless!Strictly business. No.. personal nonsense.I thought I'd made that very clear in our interview.Got the shilling you owe me?No I haven'tDidn't think so.Besides, you…tricked me! Physical exercises and tricks are important But what you're asking will only deal with the surface of the problem.Is that that's sufficient? Ah, no.As far as I see it, my husband has mechanical difficulties with his speech.Maybe just deal with that.I..I'm willing to work hard, Doctor Logue... Lionel.Are you…willing to do your part?Alright. You want mechanics?We need to relax your jaw muscles and strengthen your tongue.By repeating tongue twisters for example.“I am a thistle-sifter.I have a sieve of sifted thistlesAnd a sieve of unsifted thistles.Because I am a thistle sifter.”Fine.You do have a flabby tummy,We'll need to spend some time strength in your diaphragm.Simple mechanics.* *That is all we ask.And that's about a shilling's worth.Forget about the blessed shilling! Perhaps, upon occasion,You might be request to assistance…in coping with…some minor event.Will that be agreeable?Of course.That will be the full extent of your services. Shall I see you next week?I shall see you every day.Feel the loosening of the jawGood. Little bounces,bounces Shoulders. shouldersNow looseTake a nice deep breath, expand the chest Put your hands on your ribsDeeper, goodHow do you feel?Full of hot air.Isn't that what public speaking is all about? My wife and I are glad to visit this important…Take a good deep breathe, and up come your Royal HighnessAnd slowly exhale and down come your Royal Highness- are you alright, Bertie? - yesthis is actually quite good fun. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmother.Short the humming each time Manufacturing…the district…- Another deep breath and “jack and Jill”- “Jack and Jill”- Went up the hill - went up the hillJust sway…perfectWe are not permit to ask…toLoosen the shoulderDing dong bell, Pussy's in the wellWho put her in? Little Johnny GreenHave a short memory Bertie? Come on- cow - cow- king - kingAnyone who can shout vowels in an open window can learn to deliver a speech.- Deep breath. And it is..- it is ... - let the words flow* *mine doesn't bloody workcome on, one more time, Bertieyou can do ita sieve of sifted thistles- father - father- father（父亲）- Wait for “aa”in patient - father Sandringham Estate- Hello, Bertie. - Hello David- I see you've been coming out - Not at all Been waiting long? For Christ, bloody freezing Where've you been?Been busy.So was I. Elizabeth has pneumonia.I'm sorry. She'll recover.Father won't.I'll drive.Old bugger's doing this on purpose. Dying?Departing prematurely to complicate matters with Wallis.Oh for heaven's sake, David.You know how long he's been ill. Wallis explained. She's terribly clever about these things.... whereas by letters patent under the Great Seal,bearing date of Westminster, the eleventh Junehis Majesty King George V did constitute, order and declare that there should be a guardian,- what's going on here? - Custos Regni, in the form of Councilors of State.I cannot follow you. I'm confused and I don't understand- …what you're taking about - It's the order of the Council for the State, Sir.- would you do that? - So we may act on your behalf.not clearly I'm afraid...I'm still confused...But Approved. Thank you.- Let me help you sir - alright- thank you sir - thank youFeeling a little better Sir?No. I'm not feeling any better. I feel dreadful.* *Been ice-skating?No, George.Yes, he's alright. Of course.I know, darling, a talk, even a lovely long talk, is a poor substitute for holding tight and making drowsy.Nor making our own drowsies either,as we've had to do far too often lately.- David, the dinner - I'm on with WallisIt's Bertie.No, it's not important. No. I don't want to No, telephone me later? Right, byeWallis misses me terribly.Mama says you're late for dinner.She forgets Papa's bloody clocks were always half an hour fast!How is the king? I hope he is not in pain. No, no, His Majesty is quieter now.Thank youDavid, if your father were here, tardiness would not be tolerated.None of this..unpleasantness would be tolerated You know Sir, I appreciate that you are different from your fatherBoth in outlook and temperament.I want you to know that whenever the King questioned your conduct,I tried in your interest to present it in a most favorable light.I can always trust you to have my best interests at heart.I'm fear our vigil will not be of long duration. Please continue, thank youjust commend our brother George to the mercy of God,our Maker and Redeemer.Long live the King.I hope I will make good as he has made good. What on earth was that?Poor Wallis. Now I'm trapped!And in these last crowded troubled glorious yearsIf there's one thing that King George has taughtt is the art of the leader with also a brother to* *his followersAs long as he lives he was the guiding star of a great nationDad? (When he died, the little children cried in the street)Time for a Shake, dad?- You sure? - Go onPut your thinking caps oBet its the Scottish Play.No, I bet it's Othello. It's always Othello. “Art thou afeard? Be not afeard”- Caliban! - Oh! For heaven's sake.. that was a lucky guess!Don't listen to egghead. Go on, Dad.“the isle is full of noises,Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight, and hurt not.Sometimes a thousand twanging instruments Will hum about mine ears; and sometimes voices,That, if then I had waked after long sleep, Will make me sleep again:”Alright, clever clogs, what comes next? - “..and then, in dreaming, Me thought the clouds”- the clouds me thought“The clouds me thought would open,And show riches Ready to drop upon me; that...””...when I waked, I cried to dream again.”It's such a sad thought.My next patient must be a bit early. You better go lads, I'm sorry.Won't be a moment, Clifford.Bertie, they told me not to expect you. Sorry about your father.I don't wish to intrude..No..Not at all, please come inI've been practising. One hour a day.In spite of everything.What's going on there?I was, sorry, mucking around with my kids. Do you feel like working today?A Curtis bi-plane.I'll put on some hot milk.Logue, I'd kill for something stronger.I wasn't there for my father's death.* *Still makes me sad.I can imagine so.- What did you father do? - He was brewer. - Oh. - At least there was free beer.Here's to the memory of your father.I was informed, after the fact,my father's …last words were:“Bertie has more.. guts than the rest of his brothers.. put together.”He couldn't say that to my face.My brother.What about him?- Try singing it. - I'm sorry?What songs do you know?- Songs? - “Swanee River”- I love that song. - Happens to be my favorite.- Sing me the chorus. - No. Certainly not.I always.. wanted to build models. Father…wouldn't allow it. He.. collected stamps.We had to collect stamps.You can finish that off. If you sing. - “My brother David, doo-dah”- I'm not going to sit here wobblingYou can with me.Because…you're peculiar.I take that as a compliment.Rules are rulesI'm not…crooning “Swanee River!”Try “Camptown Races”then.“My brother D, he said to me, doodah doo-dah...”- Continuous sound will give you flow. - No Does it feel strange, now that David's on the throne?Tell you the truth, It was a relief... Knowing.. I wouldn't be ..King.But unless he produces an heir, you're next in line.And your daughter, Elizabeth, would then succeed you.“You're barking up the wrong tree now, Doctor, Doctor.”“Lionel,”You didn't stammer.Of course I didn't stammer, I was singing!* *Well, as a little reward,you get to put some glue on these struts.- your boy wouldn't mind? - No, not at all David and I were very close.Young bucks... You know.Did you chase the same girls?David was always very helpful in arranging introductions.We shared…the expert ministrations of “Paulette”in Paris.Not at the same time of course.Did David ever tease you?Oh yes they all did.“Buh-buh-buh-Bertie”.Father encouraged it.“Get it out, boy!”Said it would make me stop.”Said...”I was afraid of my father,and my children are damn well going to be afraid of me”.Are you naturally right handed?Left. I was…punished. Now I use the right. Yes, that's very common with stammerers. Anything other corrections?Knock knees.Metal…splints were made...worn…day and nightThat must have been painful.Bloody agony. Straight legs now.Who were you closest to in your family? Nannies. Not my first nanny..she loved David...hated me.When I.. was presented to my parents for the daily viewing,she'd...She pinch me so I'd cry,and be…handed back to her immediately, then she wouldn't…- sing it - then she wouldn't feed me, far far away.”Took my parents three years to notice.As you can imagine,it caused some stomach problems. Still. What about your brother Johnnie?Were you close to him?Johnnie, Sweet boy.Epilepsy...and...he was 'different'.* *He died at , hidden from view.I've been told it's not catching.- Do you want a top-up? - Please.You know, Lionel,- you're the first ordinary Englishman... - Australian....I've ever really spoken to.when I'm driven through the streets and see, you know, the Common Man staring at me, I'm struck by how little I know of his life,and how little he knows of mine.- Thank you - What're friends for.I wouldn't know.Balmoral Castle, Scotland“I sifted seven thick-stalked thistles through strong thick sieves.I sifted seven...”- isn't that enough darling? No? - I have to keep doing thisThis is your fault.- I sifted seven - Oh noOne hundred year old spruces removed to improve the view! Who do you think she is? Nonetheless...we must try to be pleasant towards Mrs Simpson.You know she calls me “The Fat Scottish Cook”?You're not fat.I'm getting plump.You seldom cook.- I sifted seven. - Shut up!!I sifted…- ,, and booze - Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of York.How lovely to see you both.Welcome to our little country shack.I came at the invitation of the King.Your Majesty- All right - Sorry we're lateVery nice to see you, Mrs SimpsonVery niceHello David.Making…some changes to the garden I see.I am. I am not quite finished yet.Don't tell me I behaved badly, Mr Churchill.* *On the contrary, your Royal Highness. Etiquette decrees royalty should be greeted by the official host:in this case: the King. Not a commoner.- Thank you. - what is her hold on him?I've no idea.Apparently she has certain...skills,which she learnt in an establishment in Shanghai.- David - just be a sec, darlingExcuse me.David, I've been trying to see you...I've been terribly busy.- Doing what? - Kinging.Really?Kinging.. is a precarious business these days! Where is the Tsar of Russia?Where is Cousin Wilhelm?You're being dreary.Is Kinging laying off eighty staff and buying yet more pearls for Walliswhile there are people marching across Europe singing “The Red Flag”? Stop your worrying. Herr Hitler will sort that lot out.Who'll sort out Herr Hitler?Where's the bloody '?And you've put that woman into our mother's suite?Mother's not still in the bed, is she?That's not funny.Here it is, Wally likes the very best.I don't care what woman you carry on with at night,as long as you show up for duty in the morning!Wallis is not just some woman I am carrying on with.We intend to marryExcuse me?She's filing a petition for divorce.Good God.Can't you just give her a nice house and a title?I'm not having her as my mistress.The Church does not recognise divorce。

《国王的演讲》中最后的演讲稿(中英对照)

《国王的演讲》中最后的演讲稿（中英对照）2014-07-05 带你游遍英国In this grave hour, perhaps the most fateful in history，I send to every household of my peoples, both at home and overseas，this message, spoken with the same depth of feeling for each one of you as if I were able to cross your threshold and speak to you myself。

在这个庄严的时刻,或许是国家历史上最生死攸关的时刻，无论你身处何方，我向每一位民众,都传递这样一个信息：对于你们正遭受的苦难，我感同身受，我甚至希望能挨家挨户地，亲自向你们诉说。

For the second time in the lives of most of us，we are at war。

我们中的大多数人，将经历有生之年里的第二次战争.Over and over again，we have tried to find a peaceful way out of the differences between ourselves and those who are now our enemies；but it has bee in vain。

我们已经不止一次地尝试通过一种和平的方法，来解决与敌国间的争端,但那都是徒劳无功。

We have been forced into a conflict, for which we are called，with our allies to meet the challenge of a principle which, if it were to prevail, would be fatal to any civilized order in the world。