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[watching a clip of Hitler speaking]

Lilibet: What's he saying?

King George VI: I don't know but... he seems to be saying it rather well.

Near the beginning of the film, we see the Duke of York ascending a staircase inside Wembley Stadium prior to doing a speech. Visible out of a window in the stairwell is what appears to be Wembley way, a path / road that leads up to Wembley stadium and the Twin towers that were attatched to the building. However, upon entering the stadium, we see the Twin towers over on the opposite side of the stadium and therefore they are on the opposite side of the stadium to Wembley way. See more...

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The King's Speech (2010) - 2 corrections

Directed by Tom Hooper, starring Colin Firth, Geoffrey Rush, Helena Bonham Carter (add more)

Genres: Drama, History

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During the final parts of the movie, while the King is addressing all of the nations, the movie shows different families' reaction to the speech. The error comes when they show Lionel Logue's family. By this point in the movie, Logue's children are teens/young adults (proven by scene showing Logue's son,grown now, driving Logue to the palace to help King George deliver the final speech). However, the family is shown with Logue's children being alot younger. [Laurie Logue was the eldest, and he had several younger siblings. There is no mistake here.]

Edit Corrected by MovieFan612

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The correct name of the second child of the Duke and Duchess of York (younger sister to (now) Queen Elizabeth) was "Princess Margaret Rose". She is incorrectly mentioned in the film as simply "Princess Margaret" a name by which she did not come to be known until she became an adult. [I suppose you are referring to the fact that her father calls her "Princess Margaret". Even though she was officially known as "Princess Margaret Rose", her family and friends might have called her only "Princess Margaret" on occasion.]

Edit Corrected by littlestar

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