A stage adaptation of the recent Best Picture Oscar-winner The King's Speech has its eye on Broadway. David Seidler, the film's script writer, has said that he originally envisioned the story as a stage play and audiences may be seeing the show as soon as next year. The film's stars will not join the cast of the stage adaptation. Oscar- and Tony-winner Geoffrey Rush, who played speech therapist Lionel Logue in the film, has said, "I know David Seidler would like me to do the play. I have to keep myself alert and diversified. I'm getting older and I have to be open to other possabilities. [Also], they have to let the film mellow with the audience."
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