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* ViewersAreGeniuses: After being told off for doubting Bertie, the courtier snidely asks if that's ''Doctor'' Logue, and Logue looks displeased. Lionel Logue was not a doctor, having learned his craft through experience rather than schooling--a fact which is well-known today thanks to ''Film/TheKingsSpeech'', but back in 2002 you'd probably have to do a bit of research to find it.
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* ViewersAreGeniuses: After being told off for doubting Bertie, the cortier snidely asks if that's ''Doctor'' Logue, and Logue looks displeased. Lionel Logue was not a doctor, having learned his craft through experience rather than schooling--a fact which is well-known today thanks to ''Film/TheKingsSpeech'', but back in 2002 you'd probably have to do a bit of research to find it.
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* ViewersAreGeniuses: After being told off for doubting Bertie, the cortier courtier snidely asks if that's ''Doctor'' Logue, and Logue looks displeased. Lionel Logue was not a doctor, having learned his craft through experience rather than schooling--a fact which is well-known today thanks to ''Film/TheKingsSpeech'', but back in 2002 you'd probably have to do a bit of research to find it.
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**A more rapid example - Oliver Ford Davies appears as the Archbishop of Canterbury [[note]]Cosmo Gordon Lang[[/note]]. He plays the same role again in ''Film/JohnnyEnglish'' just a year later.
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* ViewersAreGeniuses: After being told off for doubting Bertie, the cortier snidely asks if that's ''Doctor'' Logue, and Logue looks displeased. Lionel Logue was not a doctor, having learned his craft through experience rather than schooling. (This fact would become a prominent point in ''Film/TheKingsSpeech'', but that didn't come out until 2010.)
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* ViewersAreGeniuses: After being told off for doubting Bertie, the cortier snidely asks if that's ''Doctor'' Logue, and Logue looks displeased. Lionel Logue was not a doctor, having learned his craft through experience rather than schooling. (This schooling--a fact would become a prominent point in which is well-known today thanks to ''Film/TheKingsSpeech'', but that didn't come out until 2010.)back in 2002 you'd probably have to do a bit of research to find it.
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* ViewersAreGeniuses: After being told off for doubting Bertie, the cortier snidely asks if that's ''Doctor'' Logue, and Logue looks displeased. Lionel Logue was not a doctor, having learned his craft through experience rather than schooling. (This fact would become a prominent point in ''Film/TheKingsSpeech'', but that didn't come out until 2010.)
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* ViewersAreGeniuses: After being told off for doubting Bertie, the cortier snidely asks if that's ''Doctor'' Logue, and Logue looks displeased. Lionel Logue was not a doctor, having learned his craft through experience rather than schooling. (This fact would become a prominent point in ''Film/TheKingsSpeech'', but that didn't come out until 2010.))
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* HilariousInHindsight: Eileen Atkins plays Queen Mary here. She would play ''the exact same role'' in ''Series/TheCrown'' fourteen years later.
* ValuesDissonance: Everybody, including the hero and heroine but not Edward, displays stereotypical Victorian values and the sympathy is all with them. If you are unsympathetic with that, you indeed have values dissonance.
** ItMakesSenseInContext: Privilege and luxury were paid to Edward so he could be a "walking flag". It isn't too much to ask him to do the job for which he is paid with reasonable dignity.
* ValuesDissonance: Everybody, including the hero and heroine but not Edward, displays stereotypical Victorian values and the sympathy is all with them. If you are unsympathetic with that, you indeed have values dissonance.
** ItMakesSenseInContext: Privilege and luxury were paid to Edward so he could be a "walking flag". It isn't too much to ask him to do the job for which he is paid with reasonable dignity.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Eileen Atkins plays Queen Mary here. She would play ''the exact same role'' in ''Series/TheCrown'' ''Series/TheCrown2016'' fourteen years later.
*ValuesDissonance: Everybody, including ViewersAreGeniuses: After being told off for doubting Bertie, the hero cortier snidely asks if that's ''Doctor'' Logue, and heroine Logue looks displeased. Lionel Logue was not a doctor, having learned his craft through experience rather than schooling. (This fact would become a prominent point in ''Film/TheKingsSpeech'', but not Edward, displays stereotypical Victorian values and the sympathy is all with them. If you are unsympathetic with that, you indeed have values dissonance.
** ItMakesSenseInContext: Privilege and luxury were paid to Edward so he could be a "walking flag". It isn't too much to ask him to do the job for which he is paid with reasonable dignity.that didn't come out until 2010.)
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** ItMakesSenseInContext: Privilege and luxury were paid to Edward so he could be a "walking flag". It isn't too much to ask him to do the job for which he is paid with reasonable dignity.
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: During [[DeathFromAbove the blitz]], George and Elizabeth are shown walking about the ruined streets of London while children are shown bravely smiling and waving tiny Union Jacks for them.
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** During [[DeathFromAbove the blitz]], George and Elizabeth are shown walking about the ruined streets of London while children are shown bravely smiling and waving tiny Union Jacks forthem. them.
** Lionel Logue gives a smart telling-off to a courtier fussing over whether Bertie will be able to give a radio address properly, saying that a {{Determinator}} like Bertie is admirable ''more'' because he keeps going through difficulties, that he's a better fellow than most royals, and he'll make a damn fine King.
** During [[DeathFromAbove the blitz]], George and Elizabeth are shown walking about the ruined streets of London while children are shown bravely smiling and waving tiny Union Jacks for
** Lionel Logue gives a smart telling-off to a courtier fussing over whether Bertie will be able to give a radio address properly, saying that a {{Determinator}} like Bertie is admirable ''more'' because he keeps going through difficulties, that he's a better fellow than most royals, and he'll make a damn fine King.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Eileen Atkins plays Queen Mary here. She would play ''the exact same role'' in ''Series/TheCrown'' fourteen years later.
