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George V

George V

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Oct 28, 2026

Trey HooksHOST
1:03
Today, we're looking at the 83rd Annual Academy Awards covering films released in 2010 and the best picture of that year, The King's Speech, directed by Tom Hooper.
Trey HooksHOST
1:17
It premiered at the Telluride Film Festival September 6, 2010 and featured Colin Firth as King George VI.
Trey HooksHOST
1:26
Geoffrey Rush as Lionel Logue, Helena Bonham Carter as Queen Elizabeth, not the Queen Elizabeth who passed away within the past year or so, and Guy Pearce as King Edward VIII.
Trey HooksHOST
1:39
The film's screenplay was written by David Siedler.
Trey HooksHOST
3:47
When Lionel insists that Bertie himself can make a good king, Bertie accuses him of treason and angrily quits Lionel.
Trey HooksHOST
3:54
They reconvene after King Edward decides to abdicate to marry.
Trey HooksHOST
3:59
Bertie, urged by Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, ascends the throne as King George VI and visits Lionel's home with his wife before their coronation.
Trey HooksHOST
4:09
This is a surprise for Mrs. Logue, who until now had not known who Lionel's prestigious client had been.
David TuckerHOST
2:27
K for kiosk, six because it was the sixth design in the series.
David TuckerHOST
2:32
It was introduced in 1935 to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of King George V, and it became one of the most recognizable objects in the world.
David TuckerHOST
2:43
The little red box with its domed roof, its small panes of glass, its illuminated telephone sign, a tiny building, a tiny monument, a tiny piece of architecture that became a national emblem.
David TuckerHOST
2:58
And there's a lovely architectural connection.
Danica De GiorgioHOST
15:37
But now there's been a deleted tweet that could possibly reveal that she did indeed marry her brother.
Danica De GiorgioHOST
15:42
Now, the Democrat rep reportedly appeared to refer to her father by a similar name to her former husband in a since-deleted social media post from over a decade ago.
Danica De GiorgioHOST
15:50
So it said, Happy Father's Day to my Abu Nusaid.
Danica De GiorgioHOST
15:53
I am forever grateful to Allah for giving me the best father.
Danica De GiorgioHOST
15:56
That was back in June 2013.
Danica De GiorgioHOST
15:58
The Democrat who arrived in the US as a refugee from Somalia in 1995 has scrubbed the post since, however, several records, including a memorial post, referred to the squad member's late father as Nur Omar Mohammed.
Danica De GiorgioHOST
16:12
So the name Nur Said, as referenced in that post, appears to be a similar name to that of now her ex-husband, Ahmed Nur Said Elmi.
Danica De GiorgioHOST
16:20
Harry, she did that interview the other day where she was asked, you know, did you marry your brother? And she said, you know, not that I'm aware of or along those lines, doesn't exactly fill you with the satisfaction you need.
David TuckerHOST
10:29
An imperial crown above each cross.
David TuckerHOST
10:31
And in the center, portraits of King George V and Queen Mary.
David TuckerHOST
10:37
Not Elizabeth II.
David TuckerHOST
10:39
Her grandparents.
David TuckerHOST
10:40
The motto is, For God and the Empire.
David TuckerHOST
10:44
The order dates from 1917, when George V instituted it during the First World War.
David TuckerHOST
10:51
And there's a lovely irony here.
David TuckerHOST
10:54
Four young men who are transforming British popular culture are being decorated with medals bearing the portraits of a king and queen from an entirely different Britain.
speaker_4NARRATOR
2:51
He had relatives in kingdoms all over Europe, largely because most of the ruling class of the time were in some way related to Queen Victoria of Great Britain.
speaker_4NARRATOR
3:01
Nicholas was cousin of George V of the UK, and bore a striking resemblance to him.
speaker_4NARRATOR
3:08
But despite these many relationships throughout Europe, when he came to power, he felt helpless and alone.
speaker_4NARRATOR
3:16
One person he decided to rely on was his uncle on his father's side.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
46:21
She became a full-time member of the group, quit her teaching job and threw herself off a balcony to try to draw attention to the plight of the suffragettes.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
46:33
On Derby Day at Epsom 1913, she walked out onto the racetrack and in her last great act for suffrage, tried to attach the suffragettes' colours onto King George V's horse.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
46:45
Within seconds, Emily Davidson had been trampled to death.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
46:50
A return train ticket in her purse, found after the event, suggests that she had not thought she would die on the track that day, but her past behavior indicated she was at peace with the possibility of becoming a martyr.
Catherine RaynesGUEST
3:08
Hitler's rise sort of affects the story.
Catherine RaynesGUEST
3:10
And Archer is really good at integrating facts and characters, you know, like the family itself, the royal relationships, military alliances, conflicts, and people like Churchill and King George V and Hitler and Goring all make an appearance.
Catherine RaynesGUEST
3:24
And it's really well-researched.
Catherine RaynesGUEST
3:25
It's a great plot.
HagenHOST
20:06
I forgot to mention they joined at the end of their empire.
HagenHOST
20:10
And with Austria-Hungary leaving Germany isolated and facing a revolution at home, Kaiser Wilhelm II, again, the cousin of Tsar Nicholas and King George V, I think, of England.
HagenHOST
20:25
He abdicated on the 9th of November and the war ended on November 11th, 1918.
HagenHOST
20:31
That's the basic gist.
Grant HarroldHOST
39:05
I don't think we'd even be having this discussion.
Grant HarroldHOST
39:07
George V did.
Grant HarroldHOST
39:08
George V was the one that implemented, there was a shake-up with the titles in his time.
Grant HarroldHOST
39:12
So the King can do it.
Grant HarroldHOST
39:14
Will he? No, I don't think he will.
Jay BigalkeGUEST
33:09
Some of it is planning more in advance.
Jay BigalkeGUEST
33:13
Douglas Muir did our King George V article on India, so it was like we wanted to balance out maybe the calendar from... a ton of pieces about people.
Jay BigalkeGUEST
33:27
Um, there are more in the hopper, some of, some of it, you know, like we've, we've had more in-depth coverage on things in lens, which obviously the, you know, the Boston thing was one item with the exhibit stuff.
Jay BigalkeGUEST
33:42
Um, but then also, you know, when heritage announced their back into the stamp space again, you know, we didn't just run a press release, um, There were human interviews with three different people involved in it, including Steve Ivey, who runs Heritage.

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