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Were low Oscar ratings the fault of Anne Hathaway and James Franco or 'The King's Speech'?
Show TrackerThe critically scorned 83rd Academy Awards rounded up just 37.6 million total viewers, slumping 10% compared with last year's Oscar telecast, according to the Nielsen Co.... -
Oscars: Why 'The King's Speech' will win best picture Sunday
Opinion L.A.Peter Brown recently wrote an impassioned piece for Politics Daily about why "The King's Speech" shouldn't win for best picture at Sunday's Academy Awards because of its historical inaccuracies. This view has nothing to do with the movie itself, but...... -
'The King's Speech': The triumph of Hollywood conservative values
The Big PictureAs one essayist wrote not long ago, it's become an article of faith in Conservative America that Hollywood is a “collection of hopeless la-la-land liberals — or worse, an elitist gaggle of heartland-bashing snobs.” Conservatives have... -
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PG-13 cut of 'The King's Speech' doesn't attract broader audience
Company TownMaybe Harvey Weinstein should have listened to Colin Firth. After winning the best actor prize for his role in "The King's Speech" at the Oscars in February, Firth told reporters backstage that he was vehemently against the chief of the...... -
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Oscar's real Cinderella storyteller: David Seidler, screenwriter of 'The King's Speech'
The Big PictureIf anyone is living out a stranger-than-fiction Cinderella story this Oscar season, it's David Seidler, the colorful 73-year-old screenwriter of “The King's Speech.” For several months, the film has been viewed as a best picture front-runner, making... -
Is there really a formula to writing an Oscar movie? (Hint: 'The King's Speech')
The Big Picture"The King's Speech" screenwriter David Seidler: writing an Oscar contender "ain't that easy"... -
Brand X Files: Oscar nominations. 'Jersey Shore' going to Italy. Metallica in Indio.
Brand XOscar nominations announced: The 2011 Academy Awards gave the most nods to "The King's Speech" and "True Grit," with "The Social Network" and "Inception" coming up close behind with eight nominations each. [The Envelope] Jay Leno named Hasty Pudding Man... -
Derek Jacobi, from 'The King's Speech' to 'King Lear'
Culture MonsterAstute viewers of "The King's Speech" will no doubt have recognized the clever casting of Derek Jacobi in the role of the Archbishop of Canterbury. The British actor first rose to international prominence in the television miniseries "I, Claudius," based.... -
Brand X Files: SAG Awards winners. New Fleet Foxes. Echo Curio returns.
Brand XSAG, DGA awards winners: The big winners at the Oscar warm-ups were "The King's Speech" and "The King's Speech," respectively. Maybe "The Social Network" needs to make a few more friend requests. [L.A. Times] New Fleet Foxes song: The folk favorites...
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Feb 27, 2011
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Feb 27, 2011
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Mar 3, 2011
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Jan 10, 2011
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Jan 31, 2011
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