Actors Enjoy Being Treated As Ordinary People.

A British Villain Never Loses Their Sense Of Humour.

American Cinema Tends To Express A Patriotic Relationship To National Identity On A Regular Basis.

In "the King's Speech," Patriotism Is Utterly Contained Within A Historical Moment, The Third Of September, 1939, Where The Aggressor Is Clear, The Fight Is Clear, It Hasn't Become Complicated Over Time.

Films About The English Monarchy, They Tend To Have A Lavishness, Sumptuous Imagery, It's All Very Posh And Rich.

I Would Say L.a. Is More Polite Than London - It's A Very Careful Place. People Talk A Lot In Code.