The King's Speech


The King's Speech

The premises of the Australian speech therapist Lionel Logues

Location: 146 Harley Street

Description: In 2010 'The Kings Speech' film won 7 BAFTAS and 4 Oscars based on speech therapist Lionel Logue helping King George V1 overcoming his speech stammer.

'Colin Firth' and 'Geoffrey Rush' were the stars.

If you leave Regents Park station and go left and first left you will arrive at Harley Street and 'Lionel Logues' premises are at number 146 with a green plaque outside.

Dr. Lionel George Logue, Esq., CVO (26 February 1880 - 12 April 1953) was an Australian speech therapist and stage actor who successfully treated, among others, King George VI, who had a pronounced stammer.

Tours: july 2012

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The King's Speech

The premises of the Australian speech therapist Lionel Logues

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