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Oscars: Colin Firth gets a well-deserved win for 'The King's Speech'

Oscars: Colin Firth gets a well-deserved win for 'The King's Speech'

The Academy Award lead actor winner's remarkable turn as King George VI earned the crown.

Colin Firth accepts his Oscar for Best Actor during the show of the 83rd Annual Academy Awards at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles, CA on February 27, 2011. (Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)

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By Betsy Sharkey, Los Angeles Times Film Critic

February 28, 2011

Learn another language, live in a different body — that's fundamentally what "The King's Speech" required of Colin Firth if he was to give the stammering King George VI an authenticity that could be sensed in every tortured sentence he delivered.

Stuttering isn't just a twisted tongue, but a range of complex emotional issues that take hold of the entire body. In Firth, we had someone always in command of the rebellion.

In taking on the reluctant British monarch, the actor tied himself up in knots in such exacting ways that we became as lost in the struggle as he did. The effect was a kind of exquisite pain, leaving us to bear witness as the words refused to come, as the shame and guilt of every failure seeped in. At times, I had to cap my hand over my mouth not to shout out whatever was eluding him.

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We can thank screenwriter David Seidler for creating that tongue-twisting gantlet. Line after line, the script was as unrelenting as it was elegant. The stammering itself was a constantly mutating force, demanding that Firth find purchase in so many different ways — fluid with his kids, frustrated with his teacher, flummoxed around his subjects.

Then director Tom Hooper made the camera as unforgiving as the microphone the monarch was constantly forced to face, allowing us to be privy to that test of wills. What we were really privy to was a performance of remarkable nuance and depth. Triumph has never been sweeter than when the king is called upon to calm fears as the storm clouds of World War II build. Breaking the silence in that momentous moment, the words finally come. Slowly, but strong and clear.

Last year, there was a sadness when Firth's immersive turn in "A Single Man" didn't win. Sunday, there was only satisfaction. A king finally crowned.

betsy.sharkey@latimes.com

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Not Your Usual School

Open Air School
A class of students at a school in Abu Shouk refugee camp, north of the Darfur town of Al-Fasher. The open-air school has two teachers, 75 students and operates seven days a week.

Senegal SchoolClassroom in a Bedick village near Kedougou, Senegal.

The World's Smallest SchoolThe world's smallest school, an elementary school in Dasu village, has just one teacher & one student.

Riverbank School



This village primary school is located on the banks of a river. It has 52 students & out of these 52 students, 18 stay across the river. There is no bridge; only two cables that are the only means to travel across the river, so these students have to use these wire cables every morning to go to their school & later to reach back home.

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This is Dongzhong primary school at a Miao village, Asia, where the students have to travel over the mountains to the cave to learn everyday.

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A weird hut school from Asia.

Floating School
Halong bay with a community of around 1600 people live in four fishing villages. They live on floating houses & are sustaining by fishing & marine aquaculture. This is one of the floating schools of the floating fishing village.

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