The King's Speech2010
King George VI:
David, I've been trying to see you
King Edward VIII:
I've been terribly busy.
King George VI:
Doing what?
King Edward VIII:
Kinging.
King George VI:
Really? Kinging... is a precarious business these days. Where's the Russian Tsar, Where's... cousin Wilhelm?
King Edward VIII:
Ugh, you're being dreary.
King George VI:
Is Kinging laying off... 80... staff and buying more pearls for Wallis while people are marching across Europe singing The Red Flag?
King Edward VIII:
Stop your worrying, Herr Hitler will sort them out.
King George VI:
And who will sort out Herr Hitler?
King Edward VIII:
Where's the bloody '23?
King George VI:
AND YOU PUT THAT WOMAN IN OUR MOTHER'S SUITE!
King Edward VIII:
Mama's not still in the bed, is she?
King George VI:
That's not funny.
King Edward VIII:
Here it is, Wallis likes the very best.
King George VI:
I don't care what... woman you carry on with at night as long as you... show up for duty in the morning.
King Edward VIII:
Wallis is not just some woman I'm carrying on with, we intend to marry.
King George VI:
[pause] Excuse me?
King Edward VIII:
She's filing a petition for divorce.
King George VI:
Good God... can't you just give her a nice house and a title?
King Edward VIII:
I'm not having her as my mistress.
King George VI:
The Church doesn't recognize divorce and you are the... head of the Church
King Edward VIII:
Haven't I any rights?
King George VI:
Many privileges.
King Edward VIII:
Not the same thing. Your beloved common man may marry for love, why not me?
King George VI:
If you were... a common man on what basis could you... possibly claim to be king?
King Edward VIII:
Sounds like you've studied our wretched constitution.
King George VI:
Sounds like you haven't.
King Edward VIII:
That's what this is about, brushing up. Hence the elocution lessons, thats the scoop around town.
King George VI:
I'm trying to...
King Edward VIII:
Yearning for a larger audience, are we B-B-B-B-Bertie?
King George VI:
[pause] Don't...
King Edward VIII:
What's that? I'm sorry, I... younger brother trying to push older brother off the throne, p-p-p-p-positively medieval.
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