Sitting on the train can calm down and watch such a serious and serious film, and the location is also very important. It really is a very good film, worthy of the Oscars, the witness is over.
It is known from the film that King George VI stuttered since childhood, lived in the shadows, lacked self-confidence, had a kind heart, and was bullied by his nanny and dared not speak out. His brother and father would also laugh at his lisp, so he didn't dare to argue with them, and he thought he was born with a stutter and didn't dare to speak.
Luckily, Bertie had a good wife who helped him find a good mentor, Lainey. With his help, Bertie gradually regained his confidence and made a successful speech.
Impressively, Bertie once was training badly, angry, manic, crying, the invisible pressure made him breathless, and opened up to Laine. He was like a helpless child, not a king. Driven by the actor's emotions, he is really pitiful. Although he is indifferent to the world, he has to participate in it. I think everyone will encounter bottlenecks, but not everyone will encounter a friend like Lai Ni, who is rare and valuable.
Our heart knot is not a disease, but no one pushes you a little and listens to you. We need "healing", more need companions, need to speak and listen. Suddenly for the word patient, is patience, but also a patient. Patients need to be patient...
Tuesday, March 26 2013, 2:54 pm
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