Colin Firth Talks About His Role THE KING’S SPEECH

Watch as Colin Firth talks about the role of King George VI in THE KING’S SPEECH, what he learned from I, CLAUDIUS actor Derek Jacobi on stammering, the film’s Oscar buzz and his bromance with “workaholic” Geoffrey Rush in this lengthy interview with CBS News’ Katie Couric. As usual, I’m looking forward to Firth’s next role and film, TINKER, TAILOR, SOLDIER, SPY, from director Tomas Alfredson (LET THE RIGHT ONE IN).

From The Weinstein Company and director Tom Hooper, (THE DAMNED UNITED and HBO’s miniseries “John Adams” and “Elizabeth,”) THE KING’S SPEECH is in select theaters now.

Visit the film’s new official website HERE and on Facebook HERE. It’s filled with photos, videos, and info about the cast and filmmakers. On a side note, George VI became king over 70 years ago on 11th of December 1936 once his brother Edward VIII abdicated.

Source: CBS News