LA critics honour Firth for King George VI role

MONARCHY drama The King’s Speech earned a clutch of accolades from the influential Los Angeles Film Critics Association.
LA critics honour Firth for King George VI role

Colin Firth, who plays the Queen’s father, George VI as he struggles to overcome a debilitating stammer, scooped the best actor award, and Geoffrey Rush, who plays his speech therapist Lionel Logue, was runner-up for the best supporting actor section.

Behind the cameras, David Seidler was runner-up in the best screenplay category and Eve Stewart a runner-up in production design.

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