The Most Accurate But Entertaining Historical Films

Published on 11/19/2019
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The King’s Speech

In 1936 after his inauguration, King George VI worked tirelessly with a speech therapist to fix his stutter. After his brother gave up the throne to marry a divorced woman, it was King George VI who had to take on the responsibility. The film follows his process to deliver radio addresses during WWII, which were revealed a few years after his coronation.

The King's Speech

The King’s Speech

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The Iron Lady

The 2011 biographical drama is based on the daily life and career of Margaret Thatcher, a British politician who was named the first female and longest-ruling Prime Minister of The UK during the 20th century. Directed by Phylicia Loyd, she creates a determined illustration of Thatcher’s rise to power and difficulties that went along with that power.

The Iron Lady

The Iron Lady

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