Prince Albert, later known as King George VI, is born.
Prince Albert marries Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, who would become Queen Elizabeth.
Prince Albert seeks help from Lionel Logue to manage his stammer.
King George V passes away, leading to Prince Albert's brother Edward VIII becoming king.
Edward VIII abdicates to marry Wallis Simpson, leading to Prince Albert becoming King George VI.
Prince Albert assumes the throne and adopts the name George VI after his brother's abdication.
King George VI delivers important wartime speeches to boost morale during World War II.
Prince Albert struggles with a stammer from an early age, affecting his public speeches and interactions.
Prince Albert holds the title Duke of York and begins to take on more public duties, highlighting his speech difficulties.
Prince Albert meets Lionel Logue, an unorthodox Australian speech therapist, seeking help for his stammer.
Lionel Logue starts treatment with Prince Albert, implementing unique methods to overcome his speech impediment.
King Edward VIII abdicates the throne, and Prince Albert becomes King George VI unexpectedly.
King George VI rigorously prepares with Lionel Logue for his first major radio address to the nation, requiring flawless speech delivery.
King George VI delivers a successful and moving speech on the radio, overcoming his stammer and uniting the nation.
King George VI and Lionel Logue maintain their close friendship and professional relationship beyond the initial therapy.
