Albert ne devait pas être roi, mais lorsque son frère abdique il n'a pas d'autre choix que monter sur le trône. Mais comment prononcer le discours le plus important de sa vie lorsqu'on bégaie ? Heureusement Bertie peut compter sur le soutien de sa femme et l'aide de Lionel, son orthophoniste et bientôt grand ami.

Even as the younger son of King George V, Albert Windsor was expected to marry well, so that the line of the royal family would continue. However, when his eye was not caught by a foreign princess, but rather by the youngest daughter of an earl, could Bertie balance love and duty in pursuit of Lady Elizabeth? Dedicated to daydreaming87.

Proper use of the mouth is crucial for clear speech...and clear feelings. (Kitty Kelley claims the Queen Mum hated sex, and though I don't believe Kelley really knew anything about Elizabeth, I adapted that claim in this story. There's also m/m intimacy, a loose aristocratic definition of marital fidelity, and sexual content in this story, if that is going to offend you.)

COLENA Helena Bonham Carter and Colin firth have done some naughty things but can't seem to remember them in the morning, however will this event repeat itself when Helena asks Colin to talk after work? Rated T for smut

My first King's Speech fic. When she leaps in front of Bertie to save him from an assassination attempt, Elizabeth is left fighting for her survival. How will Bertie cope with fulfilling his duties as a king, a husband and a father alone? Inspired by a fic by ingrid-matthews. Also my first beta read story, thanks Bellatrix Nellie Le-Lovett.

What Bertie felt like when he got blocked giving his speech, and how Elizabeth was there for him.

Lionel et Bertie ont eu une altercation violente...

A series of drabbles based on "The King's Speech."

Drabble sequences based on The King's Speech, reflecting different times in the characters' lives, some outside the film's era. Most were written for prompts at kings speeches. Gen, but the final line was suggested by Colin "We Should Have Kissed" Firth.

The secret is control. For everyone.

Her Majesty the Queen invites a guest to the Palace.

King George and World War Two... Queen Elizabeth and the death of Princess Diana and the election of Tony Blair. mild 2006 movie, The Queen crossover.

A sort of poem/prose drabble type thing I started on another website, based on the real King George VI, but it goes for the movie too.

Bertie, Elizabeth, Lionel, and Myrtle in the afterlife; and their reactions along with other spirits, of the royal engagment and wedding of Bertie's and Elizabeth's great-grandson.

"My poor, unsuspecting daughter Lilibet, destined to become Queen of England at the age of thirteen because her father the cowardly King didn't have the courage to give a mere speech! It's just as well; she would perform the job much better than I!"

On the advice of his beloved speech therapist, the King tries to work out what he needs to clear his head.

Yet more drabbles from "The King's Speech."

Elizabeth wants that crown. And that throne.

Random drabbles based on "The King's Speech."

It's not his place to speak. A drabble series about the man in the background.

Someone had to ring up Lionel to tell him the King wished to see him again.

Oneshot. Lionel knew Bertie could be great, he simply needed the confidence. Who knew that an American piece or machinery, of all things, would show the Duke's true potential? My take on Lionel and Bertie's first lesson. Lionels POV.

Bertie is called upon to address the House of Lords and it goes badly, leaving him devastated beyond Elizabeth's attempts at comforting him. In other words, a shining example of how much Bertie hates himself vs. how much Liz loves him. Vaguely pre-Logue.

George V's children visit their youngest brother John in Wood Farm for a week just in time for his 7th birthday. No mother,no father,just the six of them in Wood Farm. Will David and Bertie's growing hatred for each other break the Little Prince? Rated K

A piece of poetry dedicated to confidence and self acceptance.