The King's Speech: A Parent’s Guide
Parental concerns and certifications from around the world for parents about the 2010 award-winning epic historical drama film about King George VI.
Podcast Episode
Find out what parents from around the world think of the Podcast Episode of The King's Speech in this parent guide and certifications guide.
Parents Guide and Certifications
This film is rated PG-13 in the United States for some strong language and thematic elements. It is rated 12A in the United Kingdom for mild bad language and some scenes of a medical nature. In Australia, it is rated M for mature themes and coarse language. In Canada, it is rated PG for thematic elements and some coarse language. In Ireland, it is rated 12A for mild language and a scene of mild threat.
Parents should be aware that this film contains some strong language, including the use of the f-word. There are also some scenes of a medical nature, including scenes of King George VI undergoing speech therapy. These scenes may be upsetting for some viewers.
Overall, this film is a well-made and powerful drama that is appropriate for most older children and adults. However, parents should be aware of the film's content before allowing their children to watch it.
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