David Seidler- The King's Speech
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- Created on: 05-05-19 20:18
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- The King's Speech- David Seidler
- Audience: wide- initially everyone who was involved with the screenplay, then anyone interested in the film and George IV
- Purpose: to entertain and inform
- Mode: a written text intended for performance
- Purpose: to entertain and inform
- Follows a screenplay format- turn- taking and agency pairs
- spoken language features and frameworks in the use of elliptical phrasing and clauses
- echoing of phases- revealing Lionel's control of the situation and Bertie's discomfort
- spoken language features and frameworks in the use of elliptical phrasing and clauses
- formal vs informal structures in sentences and noun forms
- George IV: 1762- 1980
- George IV had a stammer.
- Audience: wide- initially everyone who was involved with the screenplay, then anyone interested in the film and George IV
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